IF roses are red but money is tight, we’ve rounded up the best deals on flowers and bouquets to help you surprise your other half on Valentine’s Day.
We’ve found bunches of roses starting from £2 along with plenty more deals that won’t break the bank.
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If you’re after something more fancy, bouquets start from around £25 with delivery - and some include chocolates and cards in that price.
The supermarkets are the cheapest place to go if you’re looking to save some cash, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll last the longest.
The majority of high street retailers sell short-stemmed “sweetheart” roses for valentines day, while florists tend to sell ones with long stems and bigger heads.
Surprisingly, prices actually drop on Valentine's Day gifts online itself as supermarket try to shift surplus stocks.
But if you don’t want to leave it until the big day, then these are your best options based on what's available today.
Do note that more supermarkets will unveil their online Valentine’s Day flowers much nearer to February 14.
We also expect prices to fluctuate so make sure you compare deals to get the best value for money.
Tesco, Asda and Lidl don’t have any roses listed on their websites yet.
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Where can I get the cheapest bunches of roses?
- Aldi is selling 10 roses for £1.99 - the cheapest we've found so far. They're available in a variety of colours including red, orange, yellow, cream and pink. Sadly, you can't order them online so you'll need to visit your nearest Aldi to pick up a bunch.
- The next best price we found comes from Sainsbury's, where you can buy 10 roses for £2.50. They also come in different colours, including red, yellow, orange, white, cerise or pink. You can order these roses now on the Sainsbury's website although there is a delivery charge of £1 to £7 and you need to spend at least £25.
- Morrisons is selling red roses for valentines day for £6. While it doesn't specifically say on the website how many you get in a bunch, the picture on the product page shows 13 roses which only come in pink and red. This bunch can be ordered on the Morrisons website - but there's a minimum spend of £40 and a delivery charge of between £1.50 and £5.
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Where can I get the cheapest bouquet of roses?
- Online retailer eFlorists are selling a dozen red roses plus a box of chocolates for £19.99. This is the best price for bouquets currently on sale, although remember to factor in a delivery charge of £5.50 per order.
- Prestige Flowers currently has a bouquet of six red roses for £22.99, including a box of truffle chocolates. They also sell nine red roses for £27.99 or a dozen red roses for £32.99. There's also a £5.80 delivery charge for each bouquet.
- M&S roses start from £25 for 22 pink, white and yellow flowers, going up to £35 for a dozen red roses for rose day gifts. The good news is delivery is free for flowers if you're ordering online.
- The cheapest roses being sold by Waitrose are these 30 mixed pink and red flowers, costing £21. This is the biggest bunch we could find being sold in a supermarket. Keep in mind there's a £4.95 delivery charge per bouquet or plant when ordering from the Waitrose website.
- Moonpig is selling 13 roses for £28, including a bar of chocolate. Shoppers will pay £4 for delivery.
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