Farm Florist is the cheapest on this list: the Surprise Bouquet prices start at just $25 for a 1-stalk bouquet, including free same-day delivery.

If you think 1 stalk seems a little stingy, go for the 6-stalk Surprise Bouquet instead — at $43, it’s still well within budget. Although you cannot customise it, there is a series of dropdown menus on the order page. You can fill it up and the florists will do their best to curate the blooms according to your indicated preferences.

Farm Florist also offers a full refund for all late deliveries, which is nice.

Do note that they have a separate website for their Valentine’s Day collection, for deliveries from 8 to 15 February.

Happy Bunch’s Signature Bunch is an affordable $30, including islandwide delivery.  And if you order before 12.30pm, you can even have it delivered on the same day before 6pm.

Those feature seasonal flowers, which is why they’re cheaper. They go on a daily arrangement basis, so you can’t choose your flowers. I wouldn’t worry though – their flowers look good every day. We especially like that their bouquets are wrapped in a nice woven fabric.

For larger and more impressive bouquets, you can combine 2 of them (double bunch, $55) to as many as 5 (quintuple bunch, $115). If you prefer the classics — specifically roses and sunflowers — then opt for the Signature Fav Bunches at $38.

The Enchanted Tree’s Surprise Pick bouquet is one of the most affordable options for cheap flower deliveries in Singapore. For $30, you get a surprise arrangement of blooms and free delivery. The catch is that it’s only available on weekdays.

Their Daily Pick bouquet was also previously only $30, but unfortunately, they’ve since upped the prices by over 1.5X. The Daily Pick is now $50, which is right on the edge of our budget.

The flowers and arrangements change every day and typically include popular flowers like roses, hydrangea and sunflowers.

Far East Flora is a household name, and we expected their prices to be steep (the nursery is huge!) but they’re actually quite affordable.

A basic bouquet costs $29.90 ($31.99 after taxes). With the smaller accompanying flowers, the bouquet looks presentable, but do note that these bouquets typically only include one or two stalks of the main bloom.

Far East Flora is a huge flower shop, so they have an impressive range of flower products for different occasions. Most of the other under-$50 bouquets feature sunflowers and gerberas, which are relatively inexpensive when compared to the classic rose.

Windflower Florist‘s most affordable bunch is the $33 Baby’s Breath bouquet. If you’re into dried flowers, you can also get a lavender bouquet for the same price.

If you want something more fancy, there’s the 6-rose A Study bouquet. It used to be $43, but the prices has since been revised to $46.90. The same bouquet comes in 7 colours, with the roses dyed to your colour of preference.

The Bloom Box is perhaps our favourite of the lot because the “bouquet” is actually a chic carry-around box. It costs just $35, looks good on your office table or bedroom dresser, and is easy to bring home – we imagine carrying a bouquet of flowers would attract some stares in the train. A double size is available at $60 too.

Green Acres is a full florist service, selling not just bouquets but flower stands, wreaths and gift baskets too.

For $35, you can get the One Love bouquet, which includes a single rose and baby’s breath flowers.

There are quite a few bouquet options under $50, including the Humble Gesture bouquet (carnations and baby’s breath flowers), which used to be $30, but is now $37.50.

If you’re into the new flower box trend, you can consider the Lily Floral Tote as well ($42).

So most of Floral Passion‘s bouquets are over $50, but you can still get some pretty blooms from $12! A small bouquet of gerbera daisies cost $15, while a standard bouquet of hydrangeas are $35. There’s also the Instagram-able bouquet of rainbow baby’s breath flowers ($38).

You can also write in for flower subscriptions (weekly, fortnightly or monthly).

First Sight SG is the place for fancy flowers – their blooms are imported from Africa, Taiwan, Holland and more. They’re most known for their everlasting range of preserved flowers, which you can also get from $38.

If you’re on an even tighter budget, order the whimsical Bundle of Joy which is a mini bouquet of rainbow-coloured baby’s breath flowers ($24 for 2).

Petite Fleur is another florist that sells mini bouquets – theirs start at $22 (Baby’s Breath Cotton Candies bouquet). For a surprise that will literally last forever, get the Cotton and Lavender micro bouquet ($25). The fluffy cotton blooms hail all the way from Israel.

However, most of their full-sized bouquets mostly cost upwards of $50 — the three-rose bunch costs $59. With our budget, you can only get either a sunflower or bunny tail graduation bouquet ($38 and $42 respectively).

If you like a bit of spontaneous fun – isn’t that what surprises are about anyway? – try the Freestyle Bouquet by Floral Garage ($39.90 to $49.90). You don’t get to choose the exact flowers and arrangements, but instead, you fill up a form so the florists can customise a bespoke bouquet for your recipient!

You can choose from traditional, modern and rustic styles, and indicate what colours to avoid. You can also fill in the recipient’s age and what occasion the flowers are for.

Standard delivery is free, and you can choose your preferred date and time slot. If you need it delivered at a specific time — so not within a 2-hour period — then it’s $25 per trip.

Flower Chimp is on the slightly pricey end of this list, but at least they offer free delivery islandwide, no minimum spend. Plus, if you order your bouquet before 1pm, you can get it the same day.

Their cheapest standard bouquet is the Great Eastern Daisies bouquet at $39.90, which features white gerbera daisies. If you are more traditional and would like classic red roses, the six-stalk My Valentine bouquet is relatively affordable at $45.90 as well.

If you don’t mind mixing the red roses with red berries and cotton flowers, then you can shave a dollar off (Kris Kringle, $44.90).

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