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Best Online Flower Delivery Services for Valentine’s Day

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There are few things more classic than gifting your loved one a romantic bouquet of flowers for Valentine’s Day. Whether you choose roses, lilies, carnations, or something else, an arrangement of fresh flowers makes anyone feel loved. The good news is that you needn’t go to a florist’s shop to find a wide selection of elegant flowers for Valentine’s Day. We’ve lined up the best online flower delivery sites for Valentine’s Day 2022.

1-800 Flowers

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1-800-Flowers is certainly one of the most trusted and well-regarded online flower delivery services, and their Valentine’s Day collection is the epitome of classy, high-quality, swoon-worthy floral arrangements. Flowers ordered online from 1-800-Flowers are always fresh, packed well, and long-lasting. We love the variety in their Valentine’s Day collection. For example, the Straight from the Heart bouquet features a robust arrangement of pink roses, vibrant pink Stargazer lilies, lavender stock, purple waxflower, and monte casino, and assorted greenery. It comes in a glass vase with a satin ribbon. For something a little more classic, the Enchanted Rose Medley Bouquet 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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Bouqs

Bouqs rose bouquet.
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Bouqs is an online flower delivery service with many vibrant floral arrangements for Valentine’s Day. They also offer quite a few bouquets for those on a budget, as there are dozens of Valentine’s Day flowers for $54 or less. We love the Watermelon Candy bouquet, which includes orange carnations, parvi eucalyptus, every shade of pink rose you can imagine, spray roses, alstroemeria, and pink hypericum berries. Bouqs also prides themselves on choosing responsibly sourced flowers grown by farmers who use sustainable growing practices, such as minimizing waste and recycling water.

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Teleflora

Teleflora lily bouquet.
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The Valentine’s Day flowers from Teleflora are classy and elegant. You can filter the large collection by price, flower type, and color, so that you can easily find exactly what your sweetheart would love. They also have a deal of the day floral arrangement and offer same-day delivery. Teleflora says that red roses are the go-to pick for most Valentine’s Day bouquets, but lilies, carnations, orchids, and tulips are also popular.

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From You Flowers

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Another great site for online flower delivery for Valentine’s Day is FromYouFlowers.com. They offer nearly 250 different floral arrangements in their Valentine’s Day collection, many of which are under $40. There are also some excellent sales, with certain bouquets up to 50% off. If you’re looking to upgrade your purchase, you can also add on chocolates, plush animals, vases, jewelry, and more.

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ProFlowers

Pro Flowers roses with couple kissing.
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ProFlowers is another good site for online flower delivery. We love the You’re Precious bouquet, which is a romantic arrangement of blushing pink roses, Peruvian lilies, alstroemeria, and carnations. It comes in a nice vase with a satin ribbon. In addition to flowers, ProFlowers sells chocolates, cookies, and other heart-shaped gifts to spoil your loved one.

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FTD

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FTD offers dozens of romantic floral arrangements for Valentine’s Day, featuring flowers with lush petals of vibrant reds, soft pinks, and pure whites. The Hearts On Your Sleeve bouquet, for example, is a gorgeous arrangement of purple and blush pink roses, while the Kiss Me Bouquet is made with crimson-red tulips sure to make your sweetheart lean in for a memorable kiss. FTD also offers a limited selection of same-day delivery for Valentine’s Day flowers.

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Floom

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Floom is the solution for anyone who loves to shop local but still wants the convenience of buying flowers for Valentine’s Day online. Shoppers enter their zip code, and then Floom curates a list of available arrangements based on what local florists in your area will make. Essentially, Floom brings the local florist experience online, which means that you get fresh, local flowers from businesses in your area.

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Amber Sayer
Amber Sayer
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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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