Valentine’s Day is celebrated every year on February 14. The couples wait for this day the entire year to celebrate and spend some quality time with their partners. On this day, they surprise each other with gifts, date night, or propose to them by asking, “Will you be Valentine or Will You Marry Me?” Try to make the day special for your partners and unforgettable, ensuring that the memories stay with them forever. However, finding the perfect gift is quite difficult sometimes. People, knowingly or unknowingly, gift something that might create a rift in their relationship. So, here’s a list of what not to gift your partner.
Handkerchief and Pen: Never gift your partner items related to work, such as a handkerchief or pen, which might cause losses. In some beliefs, these items symbolise potential losses in business and may create some bitterness in your relationship.
Avoid the Black: The colour black, is said to be a bad sign in many cultures. It’s often associated with inauspicious events, making black clothing a questionable choice for gifting on special occasions. This may cause problems in the relationship.
Shoes: The modern trend of gifting shoes may seem fashionable, but according to the Vastu Shastra, it’s a symbol of separation and could create a rift between you and your partner. Don’t gift shoes.
Do Not give a watch: Watches are a good gift option, but if you want your partner’s progress don’t gift a watch. According to Vastu, it’s not right to gift watch as it might stop their progress.
Perfumes: While fragrances often evoke pleasant memories, their significance can bring problems for you. Gifting perfume to a partner, while seemingly romantic, can create rifts rather than closeness. Similarly, offerings like wine or juice might sour the sweetness of your relationship.
In expressing love and affection, it’s essential to gift mindfully. So, as Valentine’s Day approaches, let your gestures be thoughtful, ensuring that the love you share blossoms.
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