Outdoor sculptures that incorporate elements of romanticism and festival decorations often captivate audiences with their emotional depth and celebratory vibrancy. Among the most famous is "The Kiss" by Auguste Rodin, a timeless masterpiece depicting passionate love, often adorned with floral arrangements during romantic festivals. Another notable example is "Love" by Robert Indiana, a pop-art icon frequently illuminated or decorated during Valentine’s Day and other love-themed events.

In Paris, the "Pont des Arts" bridge, though not a single sculpture, becomes a romantic spectacle with thousands of "love locks" attached by couples, especially during festivals. Similarly, "The Meeting" by Jaume Plensa in Chicago, with its towering, ethereal figures, often features light projections and floral wreaths during cultural celebrations.

These sculptures transcend mere art, becoming symbols of love and joy, enhanced by seasonal decorations that amplify their romantic allure. Whether through flowers, lights, or interactive elements, they transform public spaces into enchanting realms of emotion and festivity.