Valentine's Day bouquets
Red roses on February 14 are a classic that works. But if she "doesn't like roses", she's most likely only been given boring ones — deep-toned garden varieties are a different story. And for couples beyond clichés: gentle signature arrangements or peony mono bouquets.
On February 14 delivery slots disappear faster than restaurant tables — book ahead. One tip from hundreds of orders: delivery to her office in the middle of the workday doubles the effect.
Frequently asked questions
- When should I order for February 14?
- 2–4 days ahead. We run at full capacity on the day itself, but the choice of slots is smaller.
- What if she doesn't like roses?
- Peonies, hydrangeas, freesias or a signature arrangement. Tell us a couple of words about her style — we'll match it.
- Can you deliver to her office?
- Yes — it's the most dramatic Valentine's format. The courier calls the recipient 15 minutes before arrival.











