Pupils from years five and six at Ysgol Gymraeg Teilo Sant, Llandeilo have been celebrating Saint Dwynwen's Day. Picture: Mark Davies
ST Dwynwen's Day is not just for hopeless romantics, pupils from Ysgol Gymraeg Teilo Sant, have also been celebrating the Welsh equivalent to Valentines Day by dressing in red and baking cakes and biscuits to sell in school.
On the 25th of January each year, people all over Wales celebrate the Welsh patron saint of lovers.
Whilst no longer recognised by the Vatican as being an official saint, Dwynwen - whose names translates to "she who leads a blessed life" - still enjoys great popularity throughout Wales.
If you have received a card or gift for St Dwynwen's day, post us your pictures on our Facebook page, or why not send us a photograph of yourselves celebrating?
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