Valentine's Day Chocolates

Valentine's Day chocolates taste even sweeter with roses beside them. Both gifts here pair red roses with a box of chocolates, assembled by hand by a local florist near your valentine and delivered together.

One order covers flowers and a sweet treat. Below, see how the two bundles differ and which one suits your valentine.

Choosing Valentine's Day chocolates and roses

Be Mine Bundle or Love's Indulgence Bundle

The Be Mine Bundle pairs red roses with a box of chocolate and a plush toy, three gifts in one delivery, from a dozen roses up to 36 stems. The Love's Indulgence Bundle shapes red roses and curly willow into a heart above a fuller gathering of roses in a glass vase, with a box of assorted chocolates alongside, and you can choose it with or without an I Love You balloon. For a wider rose choice, browse our Valentine's Day roses.

Keeping the chocolates at their best

The chocolate in the Be Mine Bundle keeps without refrigeration. Set any box of Valentine's chocolates in a cool, dry spot away from sunny windows so it's ready whenever your valentine wants a piece.

Valentine's chocolate questions

What does it mean when someone gives you chocolate on Valentine's Day?

Boxed chocolates have been a Valentine's tradition since the 1800s, and most people read them as a sweet way to say I love you or I'm thinking of you. Paired with red roses, chocolate makes one of the most recognizable romantic gifts there is.

What is the most popular Valentine's candy?

Boxed chocolates rank among the best-loved Valentine's treats, along with candy hearts and chocolate-covered strawberries. A heart-shaped box is the classic image. Both bundles here keep it traditional with a box of chocolates and red roses from a local florist.

Can I add a balloon to a chocolate and rose bundle?

Yes. The Love's Indulgence Bundle has a version with an I Love You balloon built in. For the Be Mine Bundle, you can add one of our balloons in the cart, since balloons can go out with most flower orders.