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Google marked Valentine’s Day with a charming doodle celebrating handmade gifts, heartfelt notes, and sweet treats that symbolize love and care. The artwork was released across several countries, reflecting the global spirit of the occasion.
Valentine’s Day 2026 Marked by Creative Google Artwork Worldwide
New Delhi: Valentine’s Day, observed worldwide on February 14, is a celebration of love and affection. Marking the occasion, Google unveiled a unique doodle featuring handmade gifts, heartfelt notes, and delightful treats. The artwork beautifully reflects emotions of care, warmth, and togetherness, making the special day even more memorable for people across the globe.
This year's doodle highlights handmade gifts and heartfelt messages. Google stated in its message that Valentine's Day is a great opportunity to express love to loved ones-whether it's through a heartfelt note, a homemade sweet, or just spending special time together. This doodle highlights the importance of simple gestures.
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Google released this special doodle in several countries, including India, the UK, Japan, Australia, and Mexico. Despite diverse cultures, the message of Valentine's Day remains the same - love, respect, and affection. This is why this day is celebrated with enthusiasm worldwide.
Valentine's Day marks the final day of Valentine's Week, which begins on February 7th. This week includes special days like Rose Day, Propose Day, Chocolate Day, and Kiss Day, where people express their feelings. The celebrations reach their peak on February 14th.
The day, named after St. Valentine, has roots in ancient Roman and Christian traditions. Over time, it has become a global celebration, where people celebrate their relationships by exchanging cards, flowers, chocolates, and gifts. In many places, it is also an occasion to express gratitude to friends and family.
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Symbols like the red rose, the heart, and Cupid have long been associated with Valentine's Day. However, with changing times, people are now expressing their love in more personal and creative ways. This Google Doodle also seems to be dedicated to this changing mindset and simple love.
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