Valentine’s Day Flower Delivery Singapore 2027
Same-day Singapore delivery before 5 PM. 90-minute express anywhere on the island. Midnight delivery for 14 Feb surprises. Browse Valentine’s flowers or WhatsApp Lin for help choosing.
✓ ON-TIME — guaranteed delivery on 14 Feb
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✓ 5 PM CUTOFF for same-day across Singapore
Lin’s Valentine’s Day flower-buying guide
Hi, I’m Lin, the founder of That Flower Shop. I’ve been delivering Valentine’s Day flowers across Singapore since 2018, and I’ll be honest about something most florist websites won’t tell you: most “Valentine’s Day flower” pages are interchangeable. Same red roses, same “free delivery” hook, same vague promises. So this page is different — I’m going to tell you what actually matters when ordering Valentine’s flowers in Singapore, what to spend, what to avoid, and why some bouquets that look great in photos disappoint when they arrive.
My best advice for 14 Feb in Singapore: don’t wait until 13 Feb. Premium kenya/ china roses sell out 4-5 days before Valentine’s Day every year. By 12 Feb, what’s left is standard-grade roses at premium-grade prices. If you want the bouquet you saw on our website, pre-order before 9 Feb. If you forgot — that’s OK, we’ll make it work, but expect smaller bouquets at higher prices. Either way, we’ll deliver on time or your order is free*.
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Valentine’s Day flower pricing in Singapore
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Tier
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Price (SGD)
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What you get
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Best for
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Single-stalk rose
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$15-$35
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1 premium rose, simple wrap, free card
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First date, modest gesture, plus-one V-Day
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Small hand bouquet
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$45-$85
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6-12 mixed roses or focal flowers, Korean-style wrap
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New relationship, friend on V-Day, cousin/sister
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Standard hand bouquet
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$85-$160
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12-24 roses or premium mixed, designer wrap, gift card
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Established couple — most-ordered tier in SG
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Premium bouquet
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$160-$320
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24-50 roses, premium Ecuadorian roses, designer styling
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Major anniversary, milestone V-Day
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★ 99-rose bouquet
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$300-$600
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99 roses (久久 jiǔ jiǔ — forever)
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Proposal-track gesture, milestone anniversary
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Bloom box / preserved
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$60-$240
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Curated arrangement in a box, 1-2 year preservation option
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Long-distance gesture, alternative to fresh
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Custom proposal arrangement
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$600-$2500
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Full bespoke design, ring presentation, photography coord
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The actual proposal moment
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How many roses to send — Singapore Chinese rose count meanings
In Singapore, there’s a symbolic significance behind the number of roses you give someone, especially if you are from Chinese culture. This is the aspect that most websites on “Valentine flowers” tend to overlook. Here are the meanings of various numbers – check out the full meaning of all rose numbers here.
1 rose — love at first sight
A single-stalk rose for a first Valentine’s Day, an early-relationship gesture, or a quiet anniversary. Less is more. Pricing $15-$35.
12 roses — be mine (one for each month)
“The classic dozen — universal romantic count, one rose for each month of the year. Most-ordered V-Day count globally and in SG. Safe, classic, never out of place. Pricing $85-$160.”
24 roses — I think of you 24 hours a day
“One rose for every hour. A serious romantic count for an established relationship. Pricing $160-$280.”
★ 99 roses — 久久 (jiǔ jiǔ) forever
Count of “love that will last forever,” which is “99” (九十九) because “99” sounds like “久久” (jiǔ jiǔ), meaning “forever”. Doubling means “love that will last forever,” and this is the order of count used for the most important declarations of love in Singapore. 99 rose bouquet starting at S$300.
108 roses — the proposal count
108 is specifically associated with marriage proposals in Chinese culture. Choose 108 when the V-Day moment IS the proposal. Pair with our proposal flowers service for full setup.
Avoid — 4 roses or any count with 4
In Chinese culture, the number 4 (四 sì) sounds like 死 (sǐ — death). Avoid 4 roses, 14 roses (in some interpretations), 24 is OK because the meaning is 24 hours, but skip pure 4s for V-Day. Most experienced SG florists won’t suggest these counts.
Which color of roses to send for Valentine’s Day
Red roses — passion, deep love
Traditional Valentine’s Day choice. Red denotes passionate romantic love and is the safe choice when you cannot decide on anything else, your loved one will understand. Within the SG Chinese cultural context, red signifies good luck and fortune, therefore red roses can be used for celebration purposes.
Pink Roses – gentle love, admiration
A gentler choice compared to red. Lighter shades of pink are suitable for newly started relationships, whereas hot pinks are great for expressing energy. A good option for couples who do not wish to display much passion, especially young ones.
White and red roses together – union/unity
Using white and red roses together denotes unity and balance and is often chosen by couples who are either engaged or about to get engaged. All-white bouquets should be avoided for cultural Chinese people, as white is associated with mourning.
Pastel Mixed Korean Style – modern romance
Mixed pastels (peach + cream + blush + pink) in a Korean multi-layer style is the most photographed V-day bouquet in SG. The Korean-style bouquets have the best photograph results on Instagram as part of a couple. Price is slightly more expensive than the monochromatic ones.
Do Not Choose for V-day
- All-Yellow – friendship code; suggests you want to stay at a platonic level
- All-White (for cultural Chinese people) – mourning code
- Black Roses – death symbolism, always avoid for V-day
- Lavender/white lilies + freesia mixes – very strong smell, does not fit HDB apartment
Pre-order before 9 Feb to lock in your design (Lin’s Pre-Order Promise)
Why pre-order matters
Ecuadorian roses in premium quality are usually sold out within 4-5 days leading up to Valentine’s Day in Singapore. As soon as 12 Feb comes around, only roses that aren’t up to the mark will be available for premium prices. On 13 Feb afternoon, you’ll have very few options left. Pre-ordering before 9 Feb gives you the design of your choice, the quality rose of your choice and also the time slot of your choice.
What’s covered under the Pre-Order Promise?
• Safety of design – the bouquet that you viewed on our website
• Locking price – no surges and no upsells
• Safety of delivery slot – select from your preferred delivery timeslots
• Multiple modifications – changes possible until 72 hours before delivery instead of the usual 24 hours
• Guaranteed delivery on time as usual
Pre-order timeline
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Order date
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What’s available
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Tier
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Before 1 Feb
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Full premium selection, all designs, all rose grades
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★ Best — no risk
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1-9 Feb
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Most premium designs available, can still customise
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Pre-order Promise tier
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10-12 Feb
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Standard designs available, premium roses limited
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Standard tier
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13 Feb
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What’s left + 90-min express
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Last-minute tier
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14 Feb (V-Day morning)
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90-min express only, no design choice
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Emergency tier — possible but not ideal
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Singapore Valentine’s flower delivery — operational details
Same-day delivery (5 PM cutoff)
Order before 5 pm & we deliver the same day all over Singapore, island-wide. Each bouquet is handmade by our florists on the day of delivery – fresh cut flowers delivered to you on valentine’s day. Order before 5 pm, expect delivery by 9 pm.
Same-day delivery included on 14 feb at our standard rates – no v-day surge pricing.
90-MINUTE EXPRESS DELIVERY
For late Valentine’s Day Orders, our
90-minute express delivery works for all over Singapore from 10 AM to 7 PM. Fee: Additional $25 charge for express delivery. Perfect when you forget your Valentine’s Order in the last minute – rather than panicking at 4 PM on 14 Feb, WhatsApp us, and we’ll get a bouquet to her by 6 PM.
★ MIDNIGHT DELIVERY ON 14 FEB (THE SURPRISE MECHANIC)
Book delivery for 00:00 on 14 Feb – the bouquet is delivered at midnight, marking the start of her new day.
Midnight delivery is unique to our shop and not offered elsewhere in Singapore – perfect for romantic partners who travel abroad, and the time zone difference makes morning delivery impractical.
DELIVERY TO HER CBD OFFICE
If you want to send a bouquet to her CBD office on 14 Feb, our drivers know all the CBD business districts (Raffles Place, Marina One, Robinson Road, Asia Square). You only need to provide the recipient’s name, the office company name, and floor number – let the bouquet surprise her; she’ll be greeted by a beautiful bouquet on her desk. Lead Time: Guaranteed next-day delivery if you order the day before; if ordered on the same day, order by 10 AM (morning delivery) or 2 PM (afternoon).
DELIVERY TO A HOTEL (MARINA BAY SANDS, SHANGRI-LA, CAPPELLA, ETC.)
For hotel delivery, we coordinate with the concierge. Standard procedure for hotels: Provide us with the booking name, the room number, and the guest’s mobile phone number. The concierge will take care of holding the bouquet and delivering to her room (if present) or holding at the reception area. For busy V-Day weekend dates (12-15 Feb), book delivery 2-3 days in advance as hotels have high demand during the weekends.
DELIVERY TO HER HDB OR CONDO
For home deliveries: For HDB blocks, we will directly deliver the bouquet to the door. For secured condo deliveries, we will coordinate with the condominium’s guardhouse. If she is at home, we will personally hand over the bouquet. If she is not at home, we will leave the bouquet at her doorstep (HDB) or at the condominium guardhouse (secured condos). Most secure procedure: You can WhatsApp us and instruct us on where to leave the bouquet. You will receive a confirmation photo via WhatsApp of us leaving the bouquet at her doorstep.
Frequently asked questions about Valentine’s Day flower delivery in Singapore
What’s the cut-off for same-day Valentine’s Day flower delivery in Singapore?
To ensure same-day delivery across Singapore, make your order before 5 PM. For same-day 90-minute express delivery, order before 10 AM or after 7 PM. To be delivered in 90 minutes on Valentine’s Day, order before 10 AM or after 7 PM on Valentine’s Day itself. For orders to be delivered on 14 February, order before 5 PM on 13 Feb.
How much does Valentine’s flower delivery cost in Singapore?
Same-day delivery costs $15. Free for orders valued above $80. Same-day 90-minute express costs $25. Surcharges apply to Sentosa, Tuas, and Changi Airport (extra $15). Delivery rates are not increased during Valentine’s Day – same rate all year around.
Which Valentine’s bouquet is the most popular in Singapore?
12 and 24 roses bouquet, hand-made and hand-tied. Standard global Valentine’s Day choice ($85-$280). For those who prefer Chinese cultural touch, try Singaporeans favourite
99 rose bouquet for special days (久久 jiǔ jiǔ – forever) ($300+). Most photographed on Instagram is the Korean style mixed pastel colours bouquet.
What if my Valentine’s flowers will be late?
On-time guaranteed – no fees and no questions if your flowers are delivered outside booked delivery window. WhatsApp us for further action in case of delays (provide the order ID). We monitor every Valentine’s Day delivery and will reach out to you in advance in case of delivery delay.
Can you deliver Valentine’s flowers to her CBD office?
Yes! Our delivery partners deliver Valentine’s Day flowers to every Raffles Place / Marina Bay / Robinson Road / Tanjong Pagar / Bugis office. Please, provide her name, company name, exact location and floor in delivery instruction fields while placing your order. If you need surprising Valentine’s Day office flower delivery, pre-order the day before for a guaranteed morning delivery. Afternoon CBD office delivery may take more time due to traffic.
Can you deliver to her hotel room as she celebrates her staycation?
Yes, absolutely! You can choose among all Singapore’s most popular hotels including Marina Bay Sands, Shangri-la Hotel, Raffles Hotel, Capella Hotel, Goodwood Park Hotel and Mandarin Oriental Hotel. We’ll coordinate with hotel staff providing your name and room number. Recommendation: order at least 2-3 days prior to Valentine’s Day Weekend, as during holiday period it is difficult for hotels to arrange your delivery quickly.
Why are 99 roses bouquet popular on Valentine’s Day in Singapore?
Number 99 in Chinese means 久久 jiǔ jiǔ, which means ‘forever’. Double number makes the romantic message twice as powerful. 99 is the most commonly ordered number of roses in Singapore, especially when it comes to proposal or engagement. Check out our comprehensive guide for
rose meanings.
Should I order red roses or pink roses on Valentine’s Day in Singapore?
If you’re sure that your relationship is serious enough – choose classic red roses (not many questions). Pink rose is a great idea if you’re just started to date and want to express your love softly. You can also order red & pink mix. Do not buy all yellow bouquets (they symbolize friendship in Singapore), all white flowers (mortality in Chinese culture) or black ones (separation).
Can I order a box of Ferrero chocolates along with my Valentine’s bouquet?
Yes! We can arrange chocolate boxes within your rose bouquet. In addition to
Ferrero Rocher roses you can order a separate box of chocolates. If you need premium quality chocolates other than Ferrero, please WhatsApp us (Lin) +65 6988 7427 with a detailed request.
Is your midnight delivery available on Valentine’s Day in Singapore?
Yes, absolutely! Make an order with selected 00:00 AM delivery time on Valentine’s Day and enjoy midnight surprise! Our
midnight delivery is unique to Singapore and especially impressive for couples living in different time zones.
Can I order a custom bouquet of flowers for Valentine’s Day?
Sure! Contact Lin at +65 6988 7427 via WhatsApp providing your budget, details of your relationship status (how many years you’ve been dating each other) and any flower preferences. Our experts will create a custom-made arrangement based on your specifications with the same price range. 24 hours for standard orders and 5-7 days for exclusive arrangements and proposals.
What if she is allergic to specific flowers?
Common allergies in Singapore: flower pollen (lilies, gardenias, freesias), latex (balloon ribbons) or fragrance. Let us know at checkout and we’ll substitute flowers with low-pollen roses, gerberas, alstroemerias and tulips. For severe allergic reactions, we recommend using only artificial flowers (0% of pollen).
Can I cancel or change my order?
Within 72 hours prior to delivery, you have an opportunity to change your delivery address, recipient’s name or change the design of the arrangement free of charge. If you wish to change something less than 72 hours before the delivery date, it will be possible after discussion of your case. Changes within 24 hours prior to delivery may involve cancellation fee. Customers with our Pre-Order Promise promotion (booked before 9 February) can modify their order up to 72 hours before delivery.
Where do you deliver Valentine’s flowers in Singapore?
Singapore-wide! CBD offices, guarded condominiums, HDB apartments, hotels (MBS, Shangri-La, Capella, Raffles, Mandarin Oriental, Goodwood Park, Marina Bay Sands), hospitals and even outlying territories (Sentosa, Tuas, Changi Airport – additional $15).
Order Valentine’s Day flowers in Singapore
When you’re ready, browse our Valentine’s Day flower collection — single-stalk roses to 99-rose bouquets, Korean-style mixed pastels, premium proposal arrangements. Same-day delivery before 5 PM, 90-minute express for last-minute, midnight 14 Feb delivery for the surprise mechanic. WhatsApp Lin for help choosing, custom designs, or proposal coordination.
