Valentine's Day , which is always celebrated on February 14 , is celebrated in most Christian countries as the "festival of lovers." In recent decades, it has also become established in other cultures—in China, too, it is used primarily by younger couples to reaffirm their mutual affection.

Information about Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day originated with the martyr Valentine, who lived in the third century and was bishop of the Italian city of Terni. He is said to have converted soldiers to Christianity and also married them – both of which were strictly forbidden for legionaries. On February 14, 269, he was beheaded for his faith by order of Emperor Claudius II. He gave newlyweds flowers from his garden as gifts – and to this day, flowers, preferably roses, are often given as gifts on Valentine's Day.

We thought we'd design a few Valentine's Day buttons for this occasion. We based our designs on typical Valentine's Day motifs (or rather, love motifs).

Heart button for Valentine's Day

The heart is THE symbol of love and togetherness. Easy to design, but still our favorite!

The teddy bear

Time to cuddle – just like a teddy bear, every man or woman wants to hug their partner. Valentine's Day is the perfect time for that!

Cupid hits the heart with his arrows

Cupid is the Roman god of love (in Greek mythology he is called Eros). He is usually depicted as a boy armed with a bow and arrow who can awaken love between people.

Have fun with our designs for your Valentine’s Day buttons!