We're Sweet on Vintage Valentine's Day Ads. By Tara Block. Updated on Feb 5, 2014 at 2:07 PM. Take a trip back in time with these funny, cute, romantic, and sometimes sexist vintage Valentine's ...

Valentine's Day brings out the best in television ads — here are some of our favorites Ah, Valentine’s Day. Corporate America’s oasis of spending in the traditional winter drought that ...

This Dey Brothers ad from 1917 warns, "Pretty near that Valentine's Day. Don't forget them!" The store promised plenty of Cupids to help you find what you were looking for.

A look back Valentine's Day advertisements from Syracuse newspapers from the 1930s through the 1950s. ... fashion and ice cream: Vintage Valentine's Day newspaper ads. Published: Feb. 13, 2019, ...

If you're in need of a mood- killer, show your significant other one of these awful Valentine's day ads. The National Retail Federation predicts that Americans will spend up to $18.6 billion on ...

I have seen two Valentine’s Day ads that I think work well with this concept. (Chip and Dan: feel free to correct me!) Click here to continue reading 2 Unexpected Valentine’s Day Ads!

Valentine’s Day ads tend to tell a very particular story: that men are obliged to spend exorbitant amounts of money on romantic gifts, otherwise their partners will think less of them. Here’s ...

Valentine’s Day is one of those occasions, and it’s no surprise that, according to Hallmark, February 14th is the second most popular day to give a card (behind Christmas).

On Valentine's Day, ditch your dating app and the online dating ritual in favor of old-fashioned personal ads. A holiday celebrating love that dates back to at least the Middle Ages is time to ...

Pope Gelasius declared Feb. 14 as St. Valentine’s Day in 496 AD. It was not until much later, however, that the day became definitively associated with love.

It’s much harder to make a good Valentine’s Day ad than a bad one. And still, year after year, companies hitch themselves to this day of love because they see dollar signs where the rest of us ...