The connection between Cupid and Valentine's Day is a modern one. Of course in modern days we know that Cupid was the Roman personification of Romantic Love, and who better to represent the lover's day?
It should be noted that prior to Chaucer, Valentine's Day had no particular connection to romantic interests. Additionally, while the Roman festival of Lupercalia, which took place from 13-15 February, was a feast for fertility, it was local only to Rome and had nothing to do with Cupid.
Valentines day is the day for lovers, and cupid was the god of love.
The most common valentines symbols associated with Valentine's Day include: hearts, Cupid, Cupid's bow and arrow, pink, and red. Flowers and chocolates have also become sort of symbols of Valentine's Day as well.
Cupid (Greek: Eros) is associated with Valentines Day because he is the god of sexual love/desire. His parents were the god of war Mars (Greek: Ares) and the goddess of love Venus (Greek: Aphrodite). Because of his mother being goddess of love, and himself being the god of sexual desire, Cupid has become a big part of Valentines Day. The way he would get people to fall in love with each other was to shoot his special arrows at them.
His roman counterpart was cupid. That is how we got cupid for valentines day.
You fall in love.
Because he is the God of Love and Valentines is the Love day
You get it on Valentines Day butt u cant get it no more because Valentines Day passed so Next year on Valentines Day try 2 get it..
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Cupid is traditionally associated with Valentine's Day.
cupid, hearts, doves, and sweet smelling roses or other red flowerswell from what i see that is always around on valentines day is all the same stuff over and over again. Their could be many symbols that are associated with valentines day like hearts, cupid, and roses from what i have seen. Their could be more that i do not know about but this is just what i always see when that holiday comes around.
A rose is typically associated with Valentine's Day.