Valentine's Day The Biggest Consumer Holiday in U.S

The Biggest Consumer Holiday in U.S

Valentine’s Day

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Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day truly is the day of love and romance. But apart from exchanging greetings cards, roses and candies, it has become America’s largest consumer holiday. With over 62% of American celebrating this day the total money spend on this single day is about $20 billion.

62% Of Americans celebrate valentine’s day.

By Sending

Candies & Chocolates

Greeting Cards

Flowers

Romantic Dinner

The first written Valentine’s Day Greetings card dates back to

15th century.

By 17th century, British started exchanging greeting cards on Valentine’s Day.

Mass production of Valentine’s Day greetings Cards started back in

1840.

1.4 Billion Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged in U.S.

Spending

15.7 billion on Greeting Cards

35 million of only heart shape chocolate boxes are sold.

1,011 billion

Spending

220

million roses produced for Valentine’s Day.

1.7 billion

(73% bought by men, 27% bought by women)

Spending

$4Billion spend on buying jewelry by 20% of Americans celebrating Valentine’s Day.

$6million couples are likely to get engaged on Valentine’s Day.

An average couple spends

$139dining out on valentine’s day.

8% of the respondents will eat out more than once on February 14th.

56% of women and

61% of men claim using your phone at the dinner table is the biggest blunder.

11% of couples split the bill

50% of people will eat three-course meal

23% will share meals

13% will dine on the entrée

Only 8% would try extensive menu.

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