Saint Valentine’s Day or Valentine’s Day is the official day to celebrate your love! Is the perfect day to surprise who you love with a gift and even to rekindle the passion! Be inspired with our images and remember that in this day, flowers are mandatory!
Is impossible to go wrong when you choose a red roses bouquet in this day!
If you want to follow the tradition in St. Valentine's day and give roses, but you're tired of the red ones, a bouquet of pink roses is a safe option.
If you want to dare in this day, showing all your passion, choose a sweetheart shaped red roses arrangement like this.
If you want to maintain the tradition and offer roses but want to be different, choose roses of a bright and cheerful colour like the yellow ones in this picture.
For a romantic and special breakfast on Valentine's day, decorate your breakfast table with roses and other flowers, in shades of red or pink, and surprise the one you love.
For young lovers that still want to offer flowers but can't spend too much, this small boxes containing one rose, are a smart, original and romantic way to save the day!
This flower arrangement, in a wood box, is the perfect choice when all of the other options are not an alternative for you.
Saint Valentine’s Day or Valentine’s Day is the official day to celebrate love! This celebration is typically from Anglo-Saxon countries and extended to other countries in the 20th century. Most of the countries celebrate this day at February 14th. In this day, couples usually spent the day or part of the day together and exchange presents like the traditional greeting cards (“Valentines”), the chocolate box or the red roses. The legend says this day was first associated with romantic love after the middle age, when the bishop Valentine refused to obey the emperor, Claudio II, who has forbidden marriages during the war, and continued to celebrate marriages secretly.When Valentine was found, he was arrested and sentenced to death. In his cell he received many letters from his young supporters who believe in love and marriage. It was also here that Valentine met the jailer’s daughter, which was blind, and fell in love. It’s been said that because of that love, the jailer’s daughter started to see again. Before he died, Valentine wrote to her a letter of goodbye, finishing it with "Your Valentine". The tradition of sending cards, which still remains today, started in the U.S, when in 1840, Esther Howland sold a big amount of greetings cards, dedicated to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
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