y I love you in the Musée Grévin

		t 6:15 pm, you will join the ticket counter of the famous Musée Grévin. You will give your name to the hostess, will take your tickets and will enter the building alone. In a set of realistic scenographies, you will meet, in the bend of a Parisian brasserie or a theatre box, Pavarotti, Jean Reno, Ray Charles, Naomi Campbell and Elvis Presley... Your visit will be puzzling, as with the semi-privatization of the museum, you will roam almost lonesome in the corridors of the building!

After half an hour of visit, you will reach the majestic Salle des Colonnes, a room constituted by gold and marble, with arched ceiling and bronze capitals. There, on your right, you will notice a 19th century statue elegantly enthroned on its pedestal, a statue wearing a frocked coat, a top hat, white gloves and a walking stick. You will approach the statue and will read, on its pedestal, the presentation label: « Valentin. Honorable Parisian paladin who invented the Valentine's Day during the 19th century. »

The statue will then make a discreet movement. But not the slightest eyelid blink. Could this statue have a soul? Maybe! As suddenly, the character will plunge his hand into his vest to reveal a rose which he will offer to your beloved. Then, the man will repeat the movement, this time with a parchment. Your sweetheart will take the document, will unfold it and will discover, with emotion, your tender message of love!

A mischievous expression will then come across Valentine's face before, with a few simple gestures, he will invite you to reach the elegant table laid out just a few meters away. On this table, you will discover a pleiad of souvenir gifts: a Herblin wax box, a Musée Grévin book, a Victor Hugo case with a goose feather and some ink, and a bottle of champagne which will allow you to toast glasses – a rare privilege ! – in the middle of the museum!