1. St. Valentines day

2. In Britain, the unmarried girls before sunrise on Feb. 14 awaiting her future husband at the window. Young British women believe that this is the first man, whom they see in this morning under your windows. In the fourteenth century there was a tradition on Valentine's Day to throw into the river or pond with a piece of paper written on them men's names. "Supernatant" and is likely to be cherished narrowing. Recently, on February 14 has become popular not only send cards, but to give their favorite candy in the form of hearts, stuffed toys, especially so popular in Britain bears Teddy.

3. On this day lovers, or those who have dreams of falling in love (usually girls and boys about fifteen years old), send your beloved bright greeting cards, sometimes - to tease - without a signature. Anonymous tokens are sent a man whose greatest love, admired. Originally designed greeting cards addressed simply: My Valentine or My Valentine.

4. to see that day a sparrow - a sign of a poor but kind and affectionate husband. Crow - a sign of a spouse-fisted, with a complex character, but very wealthy. Magpie, on the contrary, portend a generous and loving husband. Bullfinch represents a romantic, but not serious fan. The happiest character in the Valentine's Day is a goldfinch - the symbol of a spouse, a millionaire!

5. Thank you for attention