Valentine’s Day is always on February 14, and in 2026 it falls on a Saturday.

Key facts at a glance

  • Date every year: February 14.
  • Day of the week in 2026: Saturday.
  • Not a public holiday in most places (workplaces and offices usually stay open).

Why that date never changes

Valentine’s Day is a fixed-date observance, similar to Christmas on December 25 or Independence Day on July 4 in the U.S.

That means the date (February 14) stays the same every year, but the day of the week changes as the calendar moves forward.

Example:

  • 2025: Friday, February 14.
  • 2026: Saturday, February 14.
  • 2027: Sunday, February 14.

Mini planning guide for 2026

Because Valentine’s Day 2026 lands on a Saturday, it’s convenient for:

  • Weekend trips or staycations for couples.
  • Dinner dates without worrying about work the next morning.
  • Family or friends’ gatherings (game nights, movie marathons, group dinners).

Many people also observe the so‑called “Valentine’s Week” leading up to it, with themed days like Rose Day, Propose Day, Chocolate Day, and more from February 7–13, 2026.

Quick recap

  • Valentine’s Day date: February 14 every year.
  • In 2026: Saturday, February 14, 2026.

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