A beautiful bouquet of flowers sent direct to you is always a nice surprise. If you’re hoping to pick one up for your favorite person to have on Valentine’s Day this year, but are unsure if your local florist can set you up with something in time, we have good news: there are plenty of places online that you can order from.
To help you narrow down your search for the best bouquet, we’ve gathered up just a few spots worth grabbing flowers from this year. Each location offers their own unique arrangements to choose from – and some even offer extras like chocolates you can bundle them with – so you can pick out something you think will really surprise your loved one. Some locations will even let you know if they’ll arrive in time, or allow you to set a delivery date, so you can plan ahead to make sure you’ve got your bouquet secured for the big day.
Whether you want to go the traditional route with a big bouquet of roses or want a vibrant display of various blooms, have a look through some of the available arrangements below and which locations you can order them from.
Buy a Sweet Bouquet From ProFlowers
ProFlowers offers a variety of different sized arrangements. Many also have the option to be bundled with extra goodies such as chocolates, a stuffed bear, or a vase to show off your chosen bouquet. If you don’t mind spending a little bit more, these combo deals are certainly worth a look for Valentine’s Day. You can even choose a specific delivery date on the store page once you find the arrangement you like, so you can make sure it arrives just in time.
Check Out Amazon’s Colorful Arrangements
Amazon is another spot that offers a wide variety of bouquets, and some of them even have delivery information to give you peace of mind. On the store page for certain bouquets you’ll find a notice above the 'Add to Cart’ button that details when exactly you can expect the bouquet to arrive. This is incredibly helpful if you’re getting some last-minute shopping done before the day itself.
Find Lovely Bouquets at 1-800 Flowers
Similar to ProFlowers, 1-800 Flowers has a selection of bouquets in various sizes and the option to bundle many of them with a sweet treat or a vase. Also like ProFlowers, this online retailer's prices are more on the premium side, but the beautiful, bright arrangements certainly seem worth every penny. Like many of the other options we suggest, 1-800 Flowers gives you the option to ‘Pick a Date’ for delivery on their store page.
From You Flowers Has Plenty of Bright Blooms
From You Flowers is another place that offers a wide variety of bigger, slightly pricier bouquets, with some having the option of coming bundled with extras like chocolates, a vase, or even a stuffed teddy bear. If you don't want those additional items, the bouquets themselves certainly stand out on their own and will easily hold up as a complete, beautiful gift. From You Flowers also offer the option to choose a specific delivery date on the store page once you find the bouquet you like.
Choose From a Vibrant Variety of Flowers at Walmart
If you’re looking for something kinder on the wallet than the pricier bouquets above, Walmart is a great place to look for more affordable arrangements. They have a wide variety of options available, from a dozen roses to a mixed bouquet or a delightful little orchid, plus many more. In terms of how you get them, Walmart has a ‘Pickup’ option, so you can order online and grab them from your nearest store.
LEGO Flowers Are a Great Alternative
At some point, real flowers will inevitably wilt and fall apart even under the most attentive care. May I suggest LEGO flowers as a terrific, permanent, low-hassle alternative. While they do take some work (you have to put them together), it's a fun task rather than an onerous one. And you can put them together with your significant other to spend some time together. Once assembled, you can display them in a real vase, no water or upkeep required. These sets are one of the best LEGO gifts for Valentine's day or any other occasion.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
