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The Best Last-Minute Flower Delivery Sites for Valentine’s Day

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If you haven’t found the time to get gifts for Valentine’s Day, don’t worry. There are several websites that will deliver Valentine’s Day flowers even if you place your orders pretty late. Most of these last-minute Valentine’s Day flower delivery sites will also let you add other items such as jewelry, chocolates, and stuffed toys. Sending a romantic gift to your significant other shouldn’t have to be difficult, and after taking advantage of any of these websites, you can shift your focus on how you spend February 14 with them.

If you’ve found yourself scrambling to try and find a Valentine’s Day gift, you’ll be pleased that many of these last-minute flower delivery sites have a tremendous amount of variety, ensuring you can find a perfect floral arrangement for anyone on your Valentine’s Day gift list. From classic red rose bouquets to beautifully designed unique arrangements, there are colors, sizes, and varieties of bouquets to fit nearly every budget and taste. Most of these last-minute flower delivery sites also offer personalization, such as cards, balloons, vases, and more.

With Valentine’s Day just days away, take a look at our picks for the best last-minute Valentine’s Day flower delivery sites, head to one that sounds good to you, and nail down a delivery to make this a special Valentine’s Day for you and your loved ones. You can even treat yourself to some flowers and enjoy the holiday with fresh cut flowers in your home. Here’s our list of the best last-minute sites for delivering a bliss-inducing bouquet to your loved one.

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Best Overall: 1-800 Flowers

Bunches of Love Tulip & Iris Bouquet from 1-800-flowers.
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Make your Valentine’s Day date night complete with the perfect flower arrangement from 1-800 Flowers. They have a huge selection of fresh Valentine’s Day flowers, chocolates, chocolate-covered strawberries, and other gifts, some of which are even eligible for same-day delivery. You can shop with confidence knowing you’re using one of the best flower delivery services, as 1-800-Flowers is a trusted brand known for its high-quality flowers, wide selection, and reliable customer service. We love the Enchanted Rose Medley Bouquet, which features 18 stems of red, light pink, and hot pink roses. You can upgrade your bouquet with chocolates, jewelry, vases, and more.

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Best for Selection: Walmart with Walmart+

Walmart with Walmart+ valentine's day box with sloth plush and flowers.

Walmart may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of flower delivery, but they actually have quite a wide selection of Valentine’s Day bouquets available. You can also easily combine a lively floral arrangement with boxed chocolates, gift baskets, and much more to round out a very thoughtful gift. The combinations are nearly endless, and the flowers are surprisingly fresh and high quality. Most of the Valentine’s Day flowers come with two-day shipping. A Walmart+ membership offers you free shipping with no order minimum plus next-day and two-day shipping.

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Best Flower Bouquets: Teleflora

Teleflora bouquet.
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Teleflora offers same-day delivery and next-day flower delivery on most of its bouquets. Flower options include timeless floral arrangements with roses, carnations, daisies, tulips, lilies, and more. You can filter the large collection by price, flower type, and color so that you can easily find exactly what your sweetheart would love. Same-day flower delivery is available for orders placed before 3 p.m. on weekdays and before 12 p.m. on weekends (in your recipient’s time zone). Also be sure to check out Teleflora’s Deal of the Day, which comes directly from a local florist’s one-of-a-kind design for customers.

The LA-based flower company always has its Valentine’s Day flowers hand-arranged and hand-delivered by local florists so you’ll be supporting a local business, too.

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Best Arrangements: Bouqs

Bouqs valentine's day rose bouquet.

Bouqs is a great option for gorgeous, last-minute Valentine’s Day bouquets. They pride themselves on choosing responsibly sourced flowers grown by farmers who use sustainable growing practices, such as minimizing waste and recycling water. Bouqs offer classic and unique Valentine’s Day flowers, and flowers always arrive looking fresh and healthy. Bouquets from Bouqs make a statement and are a perfect last-minute Valentine’s Day gift. They also offer quite a few bouquets for those on a budget, as there are dozens of Valentine’s Day flowers for $60 or less, and you can feel good knowing you purchased eco-friendly flowers.

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Best for Personalization: From You Flowers

from you flowers bouquet with teddy bear.
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If you’re looking for last-minute Valentine’s Day flowers, FromYouFlowers.com offers some same-day arrangements and floral gifts. Their full lineup of Valentine’s Day flowers contains over 250 different floral arrangements, many of which are under $50. Though the last-minute options are less robust, there are plenty of fantastic choices. For something simple and inexpensive, check out the Classic Bud Vase Roses with Bear. It’s both sweet and romantic without breaking the bank.

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Looking for more great ideas for Valentine’s Day? We rounded up the best gift baskets, luxury gifts, kitchen gifts, and more to give you the best gift ideas for your SO this Valentine’s Day.

Amber Sayer is a fitness, nutrition, and wellness writer and editor, and was previously a Fitness Editor at Byrdie. She contributes to Women’s Running and freelances for various fitness blogs. As a certified personal trainer for 12 years, Amber enjoys staying active and helping others do so as well. In her free time, she likes running, cycling, cooking, and tackling any type of puzzle. Send all editorial inquiries HERE. Read Full Bio
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