Have you congratulated your partner yet? Don’t forget that Girlfriend’s Day is celebrated this August 1st in many places around the world!
We know that any date is ideal to share beautiful moments with that special person, but today can become the perfect excuse for a warm and unforgettable encounter.
Although February 14 is internationally recognized as Valentine’s Day, In some regions, this date is considered a second day to celebrate love between couples.
No matter where you are in the world, these types of celebrations can strengthen a loving bond through some small detail or by planning a surprise date.
Origin of Bride’s Day
Although it is mentioned in several international media that Bride’s Day is not official and does not have a particular origin, It is mentioned that it was celebrated for the first time in the United States.
The ephemeris site National Today indicates that this date is actually intended to express gratitude between friends. The site names the celebration as the National Girlfriend Day.
Other media and international sites clarify that the origin of the date is diffuse, although Yes it is mentioned that the Bride’s Day is believed to have been driven by the website Sisterwoman with the intention of increasing sales in a retail sector by offering a pretext for couples to exchange gifts.
Because of this, it became a date that many couples take advantage of to honor their brides in various countries.
Why is it celebrated on August 1st?
There is no specific reason why Girlfriend’s Day is celebrated every August 1st. However, international media mention that the date began to become popular around 2006.
Thanks to social media, this popularity has increased globally, especially among TikTok, Instagram and Twitter users.
In which countries is Girlfriend’s Day celebrated?
Girlfriend’s Day is celebrated in the United States. However, Mexico has also adopted this date unofficially.
In Guatemala, Girlfriend’s Day is celebrated on the first Sunday in April. However, some social media users from different countries have published messages and images alluding to the celebration on August 1.
Have you already received your big gift for the bride’s day?🥰
— Luu🩷 (@LuuKomboMatzen) August 1, 2024
For some, it’s the bride’s day, for me it’s just Thursday
— adri 🦋 (@adrijrn) August 1, 2024
For this reason, it is inferred that, at the level of virtual communities, the celebration can extend globally. In any case, since it is an informal celebration, any couple can celebrate it if they wish.
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