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Celebrate Valentine’s Day in the sweetest way possible.
Love at First Bite
Chocolate. Roses. Cards. More chocolate. Show you care and create moments of goodness this Valentine’s Day with family activities, date night ideas and of course some HERSHEY’S KISSES to share.
Love is in the Air!
Milton Hershey gave his wife Kitty flowers every single day. Click or tap on all 6 hidden flowers to unlock a lovely reward!
Heart-Shaped Candy
We don’t need a fortune teller to know there are HERSHEY’S Extra Creamy Milk Chocolate Hearts and REESE’S Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Hearts coming to you this Valentine’s Day.
6 Ways to Share the Love
Valentine’s Day is for everyone. Whether you’re getting romantic with a partner, spending some sweet time with your family and friends, or pampering yourself, here are some ways to celebrate this February.
1. Break Out the Wine and Chocolate
What says Valentine’s Day more than chocolate and wine? Host an at-home chocolate and wine pairing as a date night, solo treat, or Galentine’s Day activity!
2. Ding Dong! Flower Delivery!
The only thing more romantic than getting chocolate on Valentine’s Day is getting roses. Send your special someone a bouquet to let them know you’re thinking of them. Better yet, give them a bouquet of HERSHEY’S KISSES Candy Roses!
3. Make Dessert Your Love Language
Everyone knows the way to someone’s heart is through their stomach. Show you care by baking some Valentine’s Day-themed desserts. (It’s even more fun if you bake together!)
4. Snuggle Up with a Romantic Movie
It’s Movie Night: Valentine’s Day edition. Grab your favorite sweet and salty snacks, put on a romantic comedy, and play a round of our Rom Com Bingo to enjoy every meet-cute moment.
5. Spend Some Time with the Girls
Valentine’s Day may be about romance, but Galentine’s Day is about friendship. Get your gal pals together on February 13 and celebrate each other with some well-deserved bestie time.
6. Send a Valentine
Send your sweethearts Valentines, like our printable HUGS & KISSES Tic-Tac-Toe Exchange Cards!
Your Guide to Valentine’s Day Flower Colors
Milton gave his wife Kitty flowers every single day to show his love. Ever wonder what each flower color meant? Swipe through the slider to find out more!
Red
A classic choice for Valentine’s Day, red flowers are associated with love, passion, and beauty.
White
White flowers symbolize loyalty and new beginnings. They’re a great choice for celebrating fresh starts and new adventures.
Yellow
Here’s the perfect color for a Galentine’s Day bouquet. Yellow flowers symbolize friendship.
Pink
Besides being a classic Valentine’s Day choice, pink flowers are used to show gratitude and admiration.
Lavender
Lavender may just be the most romantic flower color. A lavender bouquet symbolizes love at first sight.
Orange
Orange is a famously spunky color (REESE’S, anyone?), and orange flowers are associated with enthusiasm, passion, and happiness.
We’re Smitten with These Valentine’s Day Ideas
Roses are red, violets are blue. These Valentine’s Day crafts and treats are perfect for you!
Emoji Candy Heart Valentine’s Exchange Cards
Emojis are the new love letters. Be the hit of any classroom exchange with these emoji Valentine’s Day card templates.
Say “Be Mine” to These Sweets
PIRATE’S BOOTY– Valentine’s Day Exchange Gift
Send some love to all your mateys with these playful pirate Valentines featuring PIRATE’S BOOTY Puffs.
You helped Milton find all his flowers!
Try your hand at making your own with our KISSES Roses Craft