Valentine's Day

When feelings ebb in your relationship, rather than signs of reconsidering, let them be signs to begin truly loving the human in front of you.

If you’re looking for a gift beyond flowers or chocolates, here are 10 scripture statements to spark ideas on how to treat your loved ones this Valentine’s Day—and every day!

Here are some fun ideas to celebrate the ladies in your life this Galentine's Day.

Brighten a missionary’s day this February with these fun ideas.

Happily ever after is often considered the stuff of fairy tales but Elder Lynn G. Robbins, general authority emeritus, says that love and happiness in most cases is a choice.

From smooth red velvet to decadent chocolate, Valentine’s Day desserts are rich in variety and creativity. Whatever the dessert, fall in love with these amazing Valentine’s Day dessert recipes.

Three Latter-day Saint couples with over 125 years of marriage experience between them shared some of their best advice for building love that lasts. Check out what they have to say in this adorable three-minute video.

In a flurry of posts for Valentine’s Day, here’s what Church leaders are encouraging us to remember on the day of chocolate and flowers.

During the Valentine’s season, everyone’s thoughts turn toward romance and love. But Elder Holland explained how we should love others, not just one day, but through every trial, struggle, and joyous moment in our lives.

Nelson recounts the story of how he met his wife, Julie, shares a touching, heartfelt message of love, and then introduces Julie as his guest artist.

Looking for a simple gift to let someone special in your life know you're thinking of them this Valentine's Day? Try one of these fun and meaningful gifts from Deseret Book.

Need a little uncomfortable laughter in your Valentine's Day? Book of Mormon Central recently created a video of Millennials reacting to some of the cheesiest Book of Mormon pick-up lines from around the web. Maybe you shouldn't use these to win over someone's heart this Valentine's, but you'll get a kick out of watching people's reactions to these puns.

Still looking for that perfect Valentine that says, "I love you, I'm hilarious, and yes, I'm a Latter-day Saint"? Then look no further. We've compiled 15 of the cheesiest and funniest Latter-day Saint Valentines.

The Christmas season is always exciting for kids, but once it's over, the following winter months can be a bit dreary. That's why Stefanie Hewlett, a mother of four, decided to start a new family tradition.

In college, my best friend and I always called it Singles Awareness Day, laughing at how hard it was to watch happy couples floating around on clouds of chocolate, balloons, and roses every year. How could we have known how boring red roses can get after a few years of true love? If you’re tired of the same old thing, here are a few ideas to make Valentine’s Day fun and romantic again.

As a former contestant on the popular TV show The Voice and a YouTube star with quite a following, there's no doubt LDS singer Madilyn Paige has amazing talent.

Try not to take yourself too seriously this Valentine's season with these 15 hilarious Mormon Valentine's Day memes on love, dating, and relationships.

As Valentine's Day approaches, many are looking for the perfect romantic gesture to remind their spouse just how much they love them.

Stuart Edge is known for his YouTube pranks. But his recent Valentine's prank helps share the love and the humor as he surprises random people with roses and teddy bears while dressed as a giant teddy bear.

Even if you're already happily paired up, we could all use a little extra dating advice--especially around this time of year. But have no fear; you're about to learn a whole lot of wisdom from the best dating experts out there: kids. Check out this amazing Stuart Edge video:

What fun ideas--and simple too. You should try using one in your family!

". . . Marriage between a man and a woman is ordained of God and that the family is central to the Creator’s plan for the eternal destiny of His children" ("The Family: A Proclamation to the World"). We are all part of an eternal family, and we know our purpose in this life is to create families of our own, connect with our past ancestors, and continue to connect God's eternal family through sacred temple ordinances.

Nothing will strengthen you love and your relationship like the words of the Lord's chosen prophets and apostles. So, for this Valentine's Day, instead of gifts that easily fade, make your gift to the one you love a better understanding of the beautiful relationship you share together.

The Church is in the midst of their 14-Day Love Challenge--a campaign that has people looking beyond the typical heart-shaped box this season to show love in unexpected and unconventional ways.

Valentine's Day has come yet again; it is definitely an interesting thing to be in a YSA ward and single during Valentine's Day, commonly called Singles Awareness Day. Here are 45 memes that describe how singles feel during this holiday!

Tis the season of conversation hearts and ridiculously over-sized teddy bears. Every time you walk into a grocery store or a gas station and see the walls covered with crimson boxes of chocolate and bouquets of roses, you know it's that time of year again--Valentine's Day.

Please don’t misunderstand, I’m not down on Valentine’s Day. In fact, I quite love it. My only concern is for those who struggle with these types of recognition days, as I have in the past, and to help us all better focus on what it means to genuinely love versus focusing on the romantic kind of love that is marketed at every turn.

How do you say “I love you” to a Mormon? With a Valentine’s Day card that puts the cheese in cheesy, of course. Here are 15 Mormon Valentine’s Day cards that say, “I hope you laugh this Valentine’s Day.”

“My husband and I were visiting Put-In-Bay in Ohio and decided to go sit by the water before the sunset. While skipping rocks, he asked me how much I loved him, and I responded with, ‘Enough to marry you.’ Right then, he pulled out the ring and asked me to marry him. I couldn't have imagined it happening any other way.”

“Happy Valentine’s Day!” Elder Patrick Kearon, a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy, wished students as he began Tuesday’s devotional. And then he spoke to them about messages of love. When he was 10 years old, Elder Kearon went to boarding school in England while his parents lived in Saudi Arabia. Each week, he anxiously looked forward to a letter his mother would send, full of love, reassurance and advice.

I am known to be a romantic. I love Jane Austen movies and books with happy endings. In fact, I somehow ended up in the business of romance. In the Mormon book world, I’m called the queen of romance, and I’ve been touted as the number one best-selling LDS romance author for about 15 years now. The truth is that I am definitely a romantic. I won’t deny it. However, I’m not especially fond of romance novels. I set out to contradict a lot of the stereotypes of romance novels — at least the kind that most people think of when they hear the term. I prefer to call it “relationship fiction,” but there’s no such section in any bookstore.

In Shaunti Feldhahn’s book For Women Only, the author asked 400 Christian men, ages 21 to 75, in a national survey what they wished their wives knew, but couldn't tell them. They could have said anything, and did—more understanding, respect, sex, and taking care of herself. But even when a man could have finally had the ultimate say, the number one thing he wished his wife knew was this: how much he loved her.

It’s Feb. 14, 1853, in Salt Lake City. The Saints have been in the valley now for nearly six years and have worked hard to establish the city. It had been nearly six years since President Brigham Young — just four days after arriving in the valley — put his cane in the ground on July 28, 1947, and said, “Here we will build a temple for our God.”