Order early. Everyone else is about to.
Valentine's Day is the biggest flower week of the year, and prices and delivery slots move quickly. Order a week ahead and you will get better flowers for the same money.
Romantic without the cliché of deep red.
Fuller and more fragrant than long-stem roses.
Out of season in February, so expect higher prices.
Full and romantic. A good alternative to a dozen roses.
Preserved roses in hat boxes that keep their look for a year or more. A keepsake for anniversaries and Valentine's.
Visit Venus et FleurClean, contemporary bouquets in simple packaging. Best for anyone who likes a curated, minimal look.
Visit UrbanStemsHuge catalog, same-day delivery in much of the US, and a price range from modest to splurge. The safe default when the date is close.
Visit 1-800-FlowersA week before is ideal, and at least three days before at the latest. Prices rise as the date gets closer.
No. Pink, blush, white, or a seasonal mix feel more personal. Red is classic, but not required.
Usually yes. Several services add a surcharge for delivery on the 14th itself.