Facts About Valentine’s Day

As a dating agency, we know a lot of facts about Valentine’s Day. And still we were surprised by some of the facts about Valentine’s Day that we learned while we were putting together this fun infographic.

Did you know….

All Facts about Valentine’s Day at a glance: Read more

What does Valentine’s Day Mean for Singles?
A be2 Survey

On Valentine’s Day, the day of love, couples celebrate their relationships, send flowers, give each other gifts, write thoughtful cards and go out for romantic meals.

But what about singles?

Do they hope to find a date or even the right partner for a happy relationship, even more than on any day? Or are they quite happy to enjoy being single until they have found the right person? How do singles experience a day that is all about love and relationships? The be2 survey wants to find out what Valentine’s Day means for singles.

Are you single? Then take part in the Valentine’s Day survey for singles and have your say:

• Do you plan to send Valentines message this year?
• Are you more likely to actively use a matchmaking site to find a date in the run up to Valentines day?
• Are you more likely to say yes if somebody asks you out for Valentine’s Day?
• What positives aspects of single life do you appreciate on Valentine’s Day?

>>>Find your Valentine now at be2 with our special Valentine’s Day offer for Singles!
or
take part in the Valentine’s Day survey here.

Saint Valentine Love Quote

Who’s our favourite saint? Saint Valentine, of course!

I claim there ain’t
Another Saint
As great as Valentine.

- Ogden Nash

Wishing all our readers and all be2 members a very happy, romantic Saint Valentine’s Day!

Valentine’s Day – THE Film to Watch on Valentine’s Day

The only thing that surprises me is that no one has thought of making this film before.

It’s like a licence to print money, right?

Chinese Valentine’s Day

This week is Valentine’s Day! Now, before you all have a fit of panic because you haven’t bough a Valentine’s Day gift yet: RELAX! It’s Chinese Valentine’s Day (If you are Chinese and have forgotten Chinese Valentine’s Day, go right ahead and panic, then go buy a gift quickly).

Chinese Valentine’s Day is on day 7 of the 7th month in the Chinese lunar calendar. The number 7 is considered lucky in love and it’s one of the few numbers that are considered lucky in both Chinese and Western numerology.

Hence, the number 7 features prominently in the popular mythology surrounding Chinese Valentine’s Day: Read more

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