Branka Drobnjak
Valentine’s Day, February 14, is celebrated in many countries as a holiday of love and a holiday of friendship. Then couples exchange gentle messages and gifts as evidence of love, but also red roses that are a symbol of passion.
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Valentine’s Day or February 14, is one of the holidays that the Vrnjačka Banja has properly celebrated. Like during other major holidays, as well as during the day of love, the guests are flooded with guests from all over Serbia and the region, wanting to spend the most romantic day of the year on the colorful streets of Vrnjacka Banja.
The “Kiss Me” competition is symbolically held on the bridge of love in Vrnjacka Banja, which is for this nice and additionally decorated with red balloons in the shape of a heart.
Sounds like a fun event!
Interesting to see how other countries celebrate this wonderful day. I love Valentine’s Day.
Spain is celebrated here but there are no such special competitions. You have fun quite well.
It’s a nice and interesting competition.
These holidays are so commercialized these days. But I do enjoy the chocolates. 🙂
I love chocolate and flowers every day, not just for Valentine’s Day