💌 Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day Digital Bouquet
Red roses are the definitive Valentine's flower, and red tulips say "I declare my love." A digital Valentine's bouquet lets you send virtual roses instantly, schedule them to open on February 14, and attach a handwritten-style love note, all for free.
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- RoseRoses symbolize love, but the color changes the message: red means deep romantic love, pink means gratitude and admiration, white means new beginnings and sincerity, yellow means friendship and joy, and peach means thanks.
- TulipTulips are a symbol of perfect, uncomplicated love.
- PeonyPeonies symbolize romance, prosperity, good fortune and a happy marriage.
- CarnationCarnations symbolize love, fascination and distinction.
- Baby's breathBaby's breath symbolizes everlasting love, purity and innocence.
Valentine's Day message ideas
Copy one, or use it as a starting point. They’re also one tap away inside the maker.
- “Roses are red, this bouquet is too, I'd send real ones but I'm broke. Love you 💌”
- “Be my valentine? (Correct answer: yes)”
- “Every day is Valentine's with you.”
- “I picked every flower myself. Digitally. It still counts.”
- “You + me = my favorite love story.”
- “Happy Valentine's to the person who owns my heart and my hoodie.”
FAQ
How do I send virtual roses?
Open the Flower Bouquet Digital maker, add red roses, wrap them, write a note and tap send. You get a link to share anywhere.
How many roses should I send?
Popular meanings: one rose for love at first sight, three for "I love you", and a dozen for "be mine."
Can I schedule it for February 14?
Yes, set the open date to Valentine's Day and it will stay wrapped until then.