The East of England has chosen February 14 to get behind London 2012 in spectacular style.
A stunning Valentine's Day light show declaring 'I love London 2012' has been projected onto the facade of Woburn Abbey.
The projection was organised by the East of England Development Agency, who chose one of the region's most recognisable landmarks for the eye-catching message.
The support comes as London prepares to welcome a 12-strong Evaluation Commission to inspect the capital's plans for the 2012 Olypmic Games and Paralympic Games.
Charles Kitchen, Marketing Manager of the East of England Development Agency, said: "We are delighted with the final image and it speaks volumes about the way the region feels about the bid.
"The East of England is in a prime position to benefit from the Games coming to the UK, both in terms of economy and culture, and we really wanted to help contribute to the national effort."
The projection was organised with the assistance of the Duke of Bedford, whose family have lived on the site since 1547.
The present house was commissioned in 1747, and the buildings and gardens are one of the most popular tourist attractions in the East of England region.
14 February 2005