Fleurissimo from Creed, £140 (creed fragrances.co.uk and Harrods) is a mix of rose, violet leaves and Florentine iris — the flowers in Princess Grace's wedding bouquet. The scent later became a favourite with US First Lady Jackie Kennedy.
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Where to Get the Best Deals on Valentine's Day Flowers
Too bad Valentine’s Day doesn’t fall in May—it would be so much more economical to just go out in the backyard, pick some tulips, daisies or peonies, put them in a retro glass soda bottle that you saved for such an occasion and give them to your loved one. Thoughtful, right?
But really, nothing says “I love you” like a dozen roses. It’s simple. Traditional. Classic. And don’t be afraid to think unconventionally this Feb. 14. Consider tulips, lilies or sunflowers. In high school, boys would give girls carnations, so if you get them this year, don’t scoff. Hey, it’s something. And honestly, a single, long-stemmed rose can actually say a lot and it’s budget-friendly. So read on for where can you go to get the best deal on roses and more in Richmond.
Martin’s: Not quite a dozen, but close. Get a handful of 10 roses from Martin’s for $7.99. You’ve got to have your BonusCard, though. For the full set of 12 arranged in a vase, it will cost you $49.99 for Valentine’s Day (does not apply at Sycamore Square location).
