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Happy Valentine’s Day 2026: Google celebrates the day of love with a special holiday logo – ‘Celebrate the ones we care about’ | Today’s news

February 14, 2026

Festive Google logo for Valentine’s Day: As lovers around the world stopped to celebrate the love of their lives, Google honored the day of love with a special Valentine’s Day holiday logo.

Valentine’s Day, dedicated to love and romance, is celebrated every year on February 14.

About the Google holiday logo for Valentine’s Day

This holiday Google logo celebrates old-school love—the thought, effort, and love that go into making handmade gifts that reflect intentionality.

Doodle focuses on do-it-yourself (DIY). The Google logo features warm, cozy artwork in shades of pink, favoring “handcrafted” textures that honor the selfless act of manual creation over smooth digital lines.

Featuring elements such as a handwritten note, little hearts, a handmade bracelet, a pack of candy and more, the holiday logo celebrates the time and effort put into a relationship.

Here’s what Google had to say about its Valentine holiday logo

“Today’s holiday logo celebrates Valentine’s Day and highlights the thoughtful gesture of handmade gifts,” Google said in its official description of the holiday logo.

“Whether you’re writing a heartfelt note, baking delicious treats or preparing a special meal, it’s a great opportunity to celebrate those we care about,” it continued. “Happy Valentine’s Day!”

Happy Valentine’s Day: A History

The origin of the holiday of St. Valentine is associated with St. Valentine, who is remembered for his selfless help to couples.

According to legend, Saint Valentine was sentenced to prison and beheaded by Emperor Claudius II. for secret marriages.

On the day of his execution, Saint Valentine sent a letter to Julia, the jailer’s blind daughter, with the inscription “Your Valentine”. Since then, Valentine’s Day has been celebrated on February 14 every year.

It is also associated with Lupercalia, the ancient Roman festival of fertility, and with Cupid, the Roman god of love and desire – both of which shaped modern day symbols of celebration.

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