Cupid is forever linked to Valentine's Day, but how much do you know about this chubby mythical matchmaker? The post Why Is Cupid the Symbol of Valentine’s Day? appeared first on Reader's Digest.

They tell a unique love story every Valentine`s Day in this farm community at the foot of the Rockies. It begins in early February of 1946, when two self-proclaimed lovebirds, Mabel and Ted Thompso… ...

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WINGED AND mischievous little angel called Cupid is one of the very famous Valentine's Day Symbols. The symbol traces its origin from the Roman mythology where Cupid has been described as the son ...

This restored Valentine’s Day to its original state, a traditional mating day of birds — and humans — in the English folk calendar. But Cupid isn’t exclusively a pagan symbol.

Cupid's Bow The chubby one may be cute, but he's also deadly February 8, 2004 More than 21 years ago Summary By Paul Richard ...

The winged cupid was a favorite of artists and authors in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, but he was more than just a symbol of love to them.

Nearly 200 people took part in the D.C. Cupid’s Undie Run this year, racing to raise money for the research of a rare genetic disorder.

Cupid’s history isn’t often reflected in the modern-day Valentine celebrations. The Feast of Saint Valentine started out as a celebration of St. Valentine of Rome.

A Cupid's bow is the two points and a dip that you likely have above your upper lip. Some people have a more pronounced look than others.