February 14, 2027 falls on a Sunday. We deliver on Sundays as on any other day, from our Santa Monica studio and our Marina del Rey studio. Here is how to get the flowers there on time.
When you can order for February 14
Our checkout takes orders up to 60 days ahead, so February 14 appears in the delivery calendar on December 16. From then on, choose the date at checkout and the order is booked for the 14th.
Valentine's Day is one of the busiest days for any florist, so order as soon as the date opens rather than counting on a same-day slot.
How our delivery works
- Made to order. Each bouquet is made by hand at the studio nearest the address.
- Same day when the order is in before 1 PM and a window is still open.
- Delivery windows: 11 AM - 2 PM, 2 PM - 5 PM or 5 PM - 8 PM. You pick one at checkout.
- Delivery fee: free near our studios, then $14.99 by ZIP code. The ZIP check shows the exact fee.
- Free card with your message, and the bouquet comes in a free AquaBox, a single-use cardboard vase, so it can stand on a table as it is.
February 14, 2027 is a Sunday: send it home
Most offices are closed on a Sunday, so send to a home address. Add the apartment or unit number, a gate code if there is a gate, and the recipient's mobile number. If the flowers have to arrive at a set time, for a dinner or a surprise, call the studio at +1 (657) 427-7770 before you order.
What to send
Red roses are the classic Valentine's flower: see our rose bouquets and love and romance bouquets. If you are not sure of the recipient's taste, pink is the safest choice. To add something, chocolates, balloons or the Clear Glass Cylinder Vase travel on the same delivery.
Ordering on the day itself
If you order on February 14 itself, the usual 1 PM cutoff applies, and checkout shows only the windows that are still open. Our guide to how late you can order for same-day delivery explains the cutoff.
