Great British Events

Romantic Liaisons in London, Valentine’s Day

Monday 14th February 2011

London is a suitably romantic and glamourous city in which to celebrate . Valentine’s day falls on a Monday this year, which makes the weekend before an ideal time to book a romantic break in the city staying at some of her world class hotels and of course the prospect of fine dining at London’s fabulous array of restaurants is guaranteed to make your mouth water.

2011 will be remembered for the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton which makes it a fittingly regal year to get married or even propose to your loved one. Valentine’s day is always a great time to get down on one knee, and our chauffeur-driven cars have been chosen for many wedding proposals and of course for the wedding journeys!

Whatever way you decide to celebrate Saint Valentine, we would be honoured to chauffeur you and your lover to and from any London location, helping you create the right ambience for a night in London which you’ll never want to forget.

Saint Valentine’s Day

14th February 2009

Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to give and recieve "Valentine’s Cards", chocolates, flowers and other Valentine’s Ideas, including romantic nights out at a restaurant. Which is quite appropriate as this celebration of love came from Pope Gelasius I and his Feast of Saint Valentine.

It became quite traditional to send love notes, letters or poems to express one’s love, but it seems that nowadays people are more likely to send a Valentine’s Day Text. Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity for a wedding proposal too.

Valentine’s Day or Saint Valentine’s Day is a worldwide celebration of love. A western tradition forming from the idea of romantic love which evolved from the High Middle Ages. The name “Valentine’s Day” came from the name of several martyred saints of ancient Rome. The feast of St. Valentine was first established in 496 by Pope Gelasius I, who included Valentine among those “… whose names are justly reverenced among men, but whose acts are known only to God.” The implication was that nothing was known, even then, about the lives of any of the Valentines.

Valentine’s Day Related Information

• Valentine’s Chauffeur.

Saint Valentine’s Day

14th February

Not just a Great British Event, Valentine’s Day commemorates Saint Valentine on the 14th February. It is a traditional day for lovers to express their love for each other. Valentine’s Day gifts, cards and flowers are sent by lovers and would-be lovers to show their fondness and affection for one another.

Special Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas

How about hiring a chauffeur driven car for a romantic Valentines evening? Or sending someone a spine-tingling Orgasmatron? Or even a hot pink iPod for your music lovers?

Learn more about Valentine’s Day

• Valentine’s Day on Wikipedia