National Kissing Day Pecking Order Revealed at Interflora.co.uk

Interflora.co.uk has released a list of the UK’s most romantic towns and some more fun facts about celebrating National Kissing Day.

(PRWEB) July 3, 2006 -- It’s official, to mark National Kissing Day (http://www.interflora.co.uk/catalog/category.xml?category_id=2003013&utm_source=PRWeb&utm_medium=PR&utm_campaign=NKD) on July 6th, Interflora.co.uk has released a list of the UK’s most romantic towns - those towns or cities having residents placing the most romantic orders on Interflora.co.uk over the last four years. Posh Sandringham was straight in at number one with Abingdon, Teddington, Bromsgrove and even Brentford all featuring within the top ten whose residents send more romantic flowers (http://www.interflora.co.uk/?utm_source=PRWeb&utm_medium=PR&utm_campaign=NKD) and gifts.

If such competition isn’t enough to spur you into sending you own flowers for National Kissing Day, Interflora has also found out that kissing makes you happy because “puckering-up” is said to release a hormone called Oxytocin, which in essence is a happiness hormone. Therefore, those who kiss regularly are, in theory, happier.

If weight loss, rather than eternal happiness, is more your goal, then kissing could even work as part of a calorie controlled diet with scientists saying a one minute snog can burn up to 26 calories.

National Kissing Day is not just about the kissing though, it is also about romance and friendship. There are different types of kisses that we share with the different people in our lives, for instance kissing your partner will have much more romantic and passionate connotations than when you greet a friend with a kiss.

To celebrate the various kisses you share, why not mark National Kissing Day with a bouquet of roses, a single red rose, or chocolates and champagne that can hint that you may be keen to develop a relationship. The great thing about National Kissing Day is that it is an excuse to show affection and can be a great way to break down barriers.

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