Sy-Quimsian said customers usually order roses, tulips, peonies, sunflowers, and lilies for Valentine’s Day. Roses represent love, lilies and peonies are often associated with friendship, and sunflowers generally bring smiles. “If you’re gonna give flowers, it’s the thought that counts,” said Garrido.

The bold, eye-catching blooms of lilies are frequently added to Valentine’s Day bouquets. Lilies as a group represent purity and refined beauty, but different colors send different messages. Orange lilies symbolize passion, while white lilies indicate modesty. Yellow lilies stand for joy and health, red for romance, and pink for elegance.

As of my writing this on February 11, every option below should arrive on time for Valentine’s Day — you just might have to select expediting shipping here and there. The Strategist is designed to surface useful,

Valentine's Day is this Friday, and there's still time to find the perfect gift. Check out these last-minute ideas.