Valentine’s Week is underway, as we have celebrated Rose Day on February 7 after which couples and lovers expressed their feelings for each other on February 8 which is the Propose Day. On February 9, Chocolate Day was celebrated which brings us the Teddy Day on February 10.
Teddy Day is celebrated significantly on February 10 and people celebrate the day by gifting a soft and cuddly teddy bear soft toy to their friends, families and loved ones. The huggable, fluffy companion can bring an instant smile on their face and cheer them up.
With their cuddly soft bodies, cute round eyes and pleasing smiles, teddy bears make for an adorable gift for your valentine. Despite being one of the most predictable and “least creative” gifts, teddy bears have still managed to keep their popularity.
In case you were wondering how to pick the perfect teddy, here is the list we have sorted it out for you:
Red Teddy:
Red Teddy signifies the emotional intensity between two people as ‘red’ is also the colour of passion, compassion, desire and love.
Pink Teddy:
Pink Teddy is remarkably used to show that you adore and like the person whom you are gifting the cuddly soft toy.
Blue Teddy:
Jokes and flings are not accepted as a serious thing, and blue is the symbol of depth and is used to express something serious.
Brown Teddy:
If your partner has broken your heart by any means then this is the perfect teddy to hint them about your disappointment from them and thus it could be helpful in sorting out the problem.
Orange Teddy:
If you are not sure that the person you are going to open up with will accept your proposal, orange teddy is the best gift to hint them with your thoughts as Orange Teddy stands for a serious proposal.
White Teddy:
White Teddy stands for that the person has been taken by someone else and you should probably move on.
It would be a normal sight to see couples exchanging flowers, chocolates, but gifting a teddy would surely make them fall in love with you, again! So, create sweet memories on Teddy Day with the right coloured bear.
