Here’s Why Cupid Is the Symbol of Valentine’s Day

Reader's Digest·Jan 9

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Cupid is a symbol associated with Valentine's Day, but the origins and meaning of the holiday are not entirely clear. Valentine's Day may have started as a non-romantic holiday that evolved over time, with Cupid becoming a part of its tradition. The holiday is now widely celebrated with various activities and promotions, including gift-giving and special events.

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