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Valentine’s Day Flowers, Delivered Across London
Valentine’s Day is the one delivery of the year that has to arrive on the right day, at roughly the right hour, looking like it was chosen rather than grabbed. That is the whole job. Every bouquet is made to order in our London studio on the morning it goes out, and you pick the delivery date yourself at checkout – to a home, an office, a restaurant or a hotel desk.
Red Roses – and What London Actually Sends
Red roses are the classic, and we build them in every size from three stems to a hundred. But the flowers that leave our studio on 14 February are not all red: garden and pink roses, deep burgundy blooms, tulips and peony-shaped varieties go out in the same numbers. Red says the traditional thing. Pink and garden roses say the same thing in a quieter voice, and they suit someone you have been with for years rather than three weeks. If you know the flowers they actually like, send those instead – it reads as attention, which is the point of the day.
Choosing the Size
A hand-tied bouquet of a dozen or twenty roses is the everyday scale of the day: enough to be unmistakable, small enough to live on a normal table. Fifty or a hundred roses is a statement – it needs a large vase and a surface to stand on, so it works better delivered to a home than to a desk. Heart-shaped boxes and rose boxes need no vase at all, which is what makes them the safer choice for an office, a hotel room or anywhere the flowers will be carried home on the tube at the end of the day.
Timing: the 13th Is Busier than the 14th
February is also the best British flower month of the winter, whatever the 14th does to the rose market – see what is in season in February.
Our busiest single day of the year is 13 February, not 14 February – London orders the day before. Ordering earlier costs nothing and buys two things: the widest choice of flowers, and a calmer delivery run on the day itself. If you want the bouquet to arrive before your partner leaves for work, or during the evening rather than mid-afternoon, message us on WhatsApp a few days out and we will tell you what we can hold. Pre-orders for 14 February are open now: place the order whenever suits you and choose the delivery date at checkout – nothing is charged differently for booking early. Same-day delivery is available across London on orders placed by 10 pm, and we deliver every day between 8 am and 10 pm. Outside London we deliver across the UK, and those deliveries take two to three working days – for an address outside the city, order by around 10 February.
Gift Sets, Balloons and a Card
Chocolates, a teddy bear, a heart balloon – the sets exist because the flowers alone sometimes need a second thing next to them, and because a delivery that arrives at an office is half a performance. A handwritten card costs nothing to add and is the part people keep. If you want something built specifically – her favourite flower, his colours, a bouquet that repeats the one from a first date – send us a bespoke request or message us on WhatsApp, and give us a few days for 14 February.
Valentine’s Day Questions
Can you deliver on Valentine’s Day itself?
Yes. We deliver across London on 14 February from 8 am to 10 pm. Checkout asks for the delivery date rather than an hour, so if the bouquet has to arrive at a particular time, message us on WhatsApp before you order and we will confirm what we can hold.
When should I order for Valentine’s Day?
As early as you can, and certainly before 13 February – that is our busiest day of the year. Pre-orders for 14 February are open: order now, choose the delivery date at checkout, and you get the widest choice of flowers and a calmer delivery run on the day itself.
Do Valentine’s flowers have to be red roses?
No. Garden and pink roses, burgundy blooms, tulips and peony-shaped varieties go out in the same numbers on 14 February. If you know which flowers they like, send those – it reads better than the default.
Can I choose the delivery time?
Checkout asks for the delivery date rather than an hour. We deliver between 8 am and 10 pm; for a delivery before someone leaves for work, or for an evening arrival, message us on WhatsApp a few days ahead and we will tell you what we can hold.
Can you deliver to an office or a workplace?
Yes. Give us the company name, the building and a mobile number for the person receiving the flowers, and pick a delivery date when reception is staffed; if it has to arrive before the end of the working day, message us on WhatsApp before you order.
Can I add chocolates, a balloon or a teddy bear?
Yes – the gift sets in this collection combine roses with chocolates, a heart balloon or a teddy bear, and a handwritten card can be added to any order.
Do you deliver Valentine’s flowers outside London?
Yes, we deliver across the UK as well as London. Deliveries outside the city take two to three working days, so order by around 10 February to be sure the flowers arrive on the 14th. Within London, same-day delivery is available on orders placed by 10 pm.
Is delivery free?
Delivery is free on larger orders, across London and the UK. The basket shows the current threshold and updates as you add.
