
Valentine’s Day (February 14) has penetrated Vietnam in recent years and become a common chance for couples to show their love in different ways and make their lives more romantic
Valentine’s Day (February 14) has penetrated
Chocolate – the sweet fragrance of love
On Valentine’s Day, among presents that loving couples think of first are bars of sweet chocolates. Realising this trend, domestic confectioneries companies have launched new chocolate products with various patterns onto the market, alongside imports from
Belcholat JSC offers heart-, rose- and lip-shaped products made from pure black and white chocolate inscribed with “For you forever”, “Kiss me” and “Only you”. In particular, traditional products such as “Secret whisper” inscribed with “I love you” are sold for between VND7,500-85,000 each, depending on their weight. Meanwhile, boxes of heart and rose-shaped chocolates cost between VND16,500-22,000 each. Bars of chocolate in the shape of rabbits, chickens, bears, horses and ducks are offered at between VND32,000-56,000/unit.
Bien Hoa confectionery company (Bibica) launched dozens of chocolate patterns with the brandname, Choco Bella, in the shape of a couple in love, hearts and roses.
Roses – the message of Valentine’s Day
For flowers, roses and “Forget-me-nots” are among the best sellers these days and florists have prepared a great deal of these flowers to meet customers’ increasing demand. Bui Thi Dzung, a fresh florist shop employee in
Nice presents
To seize this golden chance, toyshops on Luong Van Can and Lo Duc streets also launched various kinds of stuffed animals onto the market, particularly those imported from
For young people, who like romantic feelings, fragrant Chinese candles are among their favourite choices and these products are being sold in different sizes and patterns, costing from several thousand to tens of thousand Vietnamese Dong.
Young boys can also present hand-made products such as paintings, nice boxes of gifts, stuffed animals, and postcards to their lovers. Many nice-looking postcards made of jute fibre, dried flowers and coloured papers have also been launched onto the market. They cost between VND5,000-12,000 each. Meanwhile, Chinese postcards are much cheaper than Vietnamese products, costing between VND2,000-3,000 each.
(Source: VOV)








