Valentine’s Day roses

Yes, you can! We also deliver your romantic roses on Valentine's Day to your loved one. It's best to order in advance and specify Valentine's Day as the delivery date. That way, you can be sure you're all set. Our local florists handcraft the bouquets themselves and ensure personal delivery. There's always a florist near you or your loved one who can deliver the bouquet wherever you prefer. Planning a romantic evening in a hotel? Have the Valentine's bouquet delivered to the hotel.

The cost of a flower or bouquet depends on various factors, such as the time it takes to grow the flower and the weather conditions. The fact that roses come from Kenya, while, for example, tulips are extensively grown in the Netherlands, is also a factor. But it's also a matter of supply and demand. Due to the popularity of roses, especially around Valentine's Day, the price is higher than that of other flowers. If you find it too expensive but still want roses, consider choosing a mixed bouquet with roses and other flowers.

If you wake up in the morning and realize you forgot Valentine's Day, we can still help! If you order before 2:00 pm on weekdays, we can deliver the bouquet on the same day. Is it too late for a same-day delivery? We can deliver them the next day. With a personally written luxury card or some extra Valentine's chocolates, you'll likely be forgiven.

All flowers at Euroflorist are carefully selected by our local florists or come directly from the grower. Therefore, we provide all our flowers with a 7-day freshness guarantee. This means the flowers are guaranteed to stay fresh for 7 days, but usually even longer. Especially with proper care, you can keep the roses looking beautiful for an extra long time.

Sending roses anonymously for Valentine's Day is also an age-old tradition. Fortunately for you, it is not legally allowed to share the sender's details unless explicit permission is given. Only the information filled in for the card at the time of the order is shared with the recipient. If you choose not to put a name on it, the recipient won't know that the Valentine flowers are from you. They can, of course, contact us to inquire about the sender, but you can choose to remain anonymous.

Just as different flowers have different meanings, the same applies to color. Red signifies passion, love, and romance. For this reason, red roses are often chosen for Valentine's flowers. But pink also represents love, albeit in a slightly less passionate way. So, pink Valentine roses are often given for a budding romance or to a family member or cherished friend. Another good color for a budding romance is white. White signifies purity, innocence, and natural love. That's why it's often the primary color at weddings. So, white is also a nice hint if you plan to propose to your loved one soon.