Valentine’s Day is coming up, and you might be looking to get a beautiful bouquet for your loved one. We know, flowers don’t come cheap, especially during special occasions. And in recent years, the costs of bouquets have also increased (thanks, inflation). But you can still get one without burning a hole in your wallet from these seven florists. From simple bouquets to more intricate ones and even preserved blooms (you’ll get more bang for your buck since they last longer!), there’s something here for everyone.
At the time of writing, the cheapest bouquets ($45) from Farm Florist have run out, but you can still snag the Innocence bouquet of pretty eustoma and eucalyptus leaves at $69. There’s the option of adding a plush toy or bouquet topper, too.
If you’re looking for more affordable options outside of the Valentine’s Day-specific selections, Farm Florist has choices under $30 as well. But these are not available for delivery from Feb 7 to 15, 2024.
The store offers free deliveries for selected time slots.
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On a regular day, you can snag bouquets from $35 with three focal flowers or a bundle of tulips for $60. For its Valentine’s Day collection, its most affordable Perseverance bouquet is priced at $50 for three pink or red roses and filler blooms. Amp it up with balloons or plush toys for an additional fee.
Delivery is at $10 per location for selected time slots.
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Offering the most affordable option on our list is Elly Sera, which has petite three-flower options from $38. Choose from pink or red flowers, which come flanked by fillers blooms, and you can add an additional three roses for $62.
For a larger and lusher clutch of flowers, there’s the Classic Love bouquet with five roses (from $55) or the Trust bouquet ($60). For the latter, choose your colour palette — bright or pastels — and leave the rest to the florist to decide.
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Instead of bouquets, The Daily Blooms has pretty floral boxes priced from $45, with both fresh and preserved flowers. For an extra personal touch, you can upload a photo and have it printed as a polaroid (+$4.90) that’ll be added to the arrangement. Other sweet touches like chocolates, tea and scented diffusers can be included as well.
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For beautifully preserved flowers that’ll last long after Valentine’s Day, Flower Lab has some lovely options. Its Keepsake Bloom Box with a choice of a red or pink rose is at $60, or you can go for the bouquets with preserved and dried flowers such as roses, cotton flowers, caspia, and dried eucalyptus.
It is, however, closed from Feb 10 to 14 for the CNY period, so consider them only if you’re planning to surprise your special one ahead or after Valentine’s Day itself. Available for delivery and self-collection.
Delivery is free, but additional charges will apply to locations within Sentosa, Jurong Island, Tuas, Changi and Seletar Airbases, Marina Bay Sands, CBD hotels and shopping malls. Check with the florist before placing your order.
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Aptly named Everlasting Love, First Sight Singapore’s collection for Valentine’s Day sees various bouquets with preserved roses from $69. According to the florist, the roses are obtained from natural, high-quality floral breeds and preserved using state-of-the-art technology that maintain the blooms’ natural beauty and texture.
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For $49.90, Floral Garage has a box of airy baby’s breath in the colours of the rainbow. But if it’s lush flowers you’re after, get your hands on the Floral Purse ($59.90). Pick your palette, then leave it in the good hands of the florist to create a beautiful arrangement. There are preserved bouquets too, priced from $69.
Delivery is at $12 per trip for deliveries on Feb 10 to 13, and 15 to 16, and $15 per trip on Valentine’s Day (Feb 14).
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