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Valentines

For Valentine’s Day, choose a romantic bouquet. Red and pink roses remain among the most popular choices, as they symbolise passionate love and tenderness. Mixed bouquets in soft pastel shades are also very popular for Valentine’s Day.

Twelve red roses traditionally symbolise deep and complete love and can convey the message “Be mine”. They are an especially romantic gesture and are also often chosen for a marriage proposal.

The colour of Valentine’s Day roses carries its own meaning. Red roses symbolise passion and intense love, pink roses represent tenderness and affection, while white roses are associated with purity and sincerity.

Absolutely. Although roses remain the most popular choice for Valentine’s Day, there are plenty of romantic alternatives. Mixed pastel bouquets or seasonal arrangements in white, pink and fuchsia are also beautiful ways to express your feelings.

Yes, you can have flowers delivered on 14 February. Our local florists are available for Valentine’s Day deliveries. As this is an exceptionally busy period, we recommend ordering well in advance. If Valentine’s Day falls on a weekend, having the flowers delivered on Friday means the recipient can enjoy them throughout the weekend.

Yes. Have a secret crush or want to add some mystery to your surprise? You can choose to have your Valentine’s Day flowers delivered anonymously. Simply add a card or romantic message without signing your name.

Rose prices are influenced by supply and demand. Around Valentine’s Day, demand for red roses increases dramatically, which can result in higher prices. For an equally romantic alternative, consider mixed roses, a pastel bouquet or an arrangement in white, pink and fuchsia.

With proper care, you can keep your Valentine’s roses fresh for longer. Avoid placing them close to a radiator or other heat source. Trim a small section from the stems every three days and regularly replace the water in the vase with fresh water.

For a new relationship, pink roses are an excellent choice. They symbolise tenderness, admiration and gentle affection, making them particularly suitable for a new romance.