From the vestments (which are really nothing more than the Fourth Century CE court clothing of the Eastern
Roman Empire), the canonized saints (which are essentially «Christian» demigods that replaced the
pagan pantheon), the numerous feast days and holy days (which replaced
pagan holidays), the statues and painted icons (which replaced
pagan idols), and the episcopal structure (in which «third sons» of landed aristocrats who had no hope of inheriting their fathers» titles and lands could become «princes of the church» with as much worldly comfort as the «first sons» and almost as much wealth and power), the Anglican Church was practically indistinguishable from the
Roman Church except that they used English in the Mass instead of Latin.
Throughout history there have been a number of love - related meals or feasts celebrated on that date, including the
pagan Feast of Lupercalia, and the
Roman holiday honoring Juno, the goddess of women and marriage.