It’s almost Valentine’s Day, which more importantly means it’s almost Galentine’s season.

Over the years, Galentine’s has become a popular trend for friend groups to get together.

There’s something special about celebrating your friends and showing how much love and admiration for them.

If you’re someone who’s looking to find a good group of friends to celebrate Galetine’s with, you might want to consider living in one of these states.

QR Code Generator analyzed multiple key words to find out which 10 states have the most love for Galentine’s Day.

The 10 states where Galentine’s Day is the BIGGEST deal

The state where gal pals care the most about Galentine’s Day in the United States is Maryland, with a +30.2% greater difference than the average in America.

In second place we have Illinois with a +27.9% greater difference than the average.

New Jersey comes in third, having a +23.6% greater difference than the typical state.

Fourth place is home to California, where there’s a +19.7% greater difference than the average.

Rounding out the top five is Delaware with a +18.3% difference.

Take a peak below for the rest of the top 10.

CEO of QR Code Generator had this to say about the findings:

“While it originally started as a joke in the TV series Parks and Recreation, Galentine’s Day deeply resonates with many women across the country, as they are tired of the expectations placed upon them surrounding relationships.

“This is especially so as Valentine’s Day approaches. 

“Galentine’s Day is a chance for women to reject this societal pressure and embrace freedom they might not have felt they deserved before discovering the holiday.

“Companies have capitalized on this trend too, with many now offering dedicated Galentine’s products and packages alongside classic Valentine’s Day wares.

“What is particularly fascinating is there is a correlation between population density and the number of Galentine’s Day searches per 100,000 residents.

“This could be due to more urbanized states having more Galentine’s offerings or women in those states being more jaded with Valentine’s.

“This would be an interesting avenue of research.”

What are your thoughts on Galentine’s Day? Which of these states would you move to? Let us know in the comments.