Valentine’s Day is a classic occasion for sending flowers—but each year brings new trends in colour, style, and meaning. Whether you’re planning a grand romantic gesture or a simple “I’m thinking of you” moment, the right bouquet can say everything without a word.
Looking ahead to Valentine’s Day 2025, these are the floral trends we’re loving—and how you can use them to make your gift extra special.
1. Beyond Red Roses: Mixed Romance Bouquets
While red roses will always have a place in Valentine’s Day gifting, more people are choosing mixed bouquets that tell a fuller story. Think soft pinks, deep burgundy, cream, and blush roses paired with textured foliage, berries, and seasonal blooms.
Mixing flower types creates a bouquet that feels more personal and creative—and stands out from the crowd.
2. Statement Colour Palettes
2025 is embracing bold, romantic colour palettes. Think ruby reds, plum purples, burnt orange, and rich magenta. These jewel tones add depth and drama to your bouquet, offering a modern alternative to the traditional all-red arrangement.
Want something softer? Dusty rose, peach, and creamy white combinations are also trending for their vintage, romantic feel.
3. Wild & Whimsical Arrangements
Gone are the days of stiff, uniform bouquets. This year’s Valentine’s arrangements are embracing a natural, free-flowing style with layered textures and asymmetry. Think of a bouquet that looks like it was gathered from a romantic garden—wild, elegant, and full of heart.
We’re seeing more interest in unique fillers like waxflower, eucalyptus, or even dried elements like preserved grasses for added texture and character.
4. Dried & Everlasting Options
Everlasting flowers are gaining popularity—especially among couples who want to mark the occasion with something that lasts. Dried flower bouquets or preserved rose domes are a beautiful way to give a lasting gift that adds charm to a room long after Valentine’s Day.
These styles suit minimalists, design lovers, or anyone who appreciates a modern twist on tradition.
5. Personalised Bouquets with Meaning
More than ever, customers want to express their unique story through flowers. In 2025, we’re seeing more custom requests based on:
- Favourite flowers of a partner
- Symbolic blooms (like peonies for prosperity, or tulips for perfect love)
- Birth flowers or shared memories
- Custom colour palettes based on a partner’s style or home
At eFloral, we love helping customers craft meaningful bouquets that reflect real love stories—not just Valentine’s Day clichés.
6. Thoughtful Add-Ons
Bouquets are just the beginning. Many couples are pairing flowers with extra touches like:
- Scented candles
- Handwritten cards or love notes
- Luxury chocolates or artisanal treats
- Small keepsakes or jewellery
- Mini dried flower bottles or DIY kits
It’s not about the size of the gift—it’s about showing that you’ve thought of them in every detail.
7. Letterbox Flowers for Long-Distance Love
For couples separated by distance this year, letterbox flowers are a convenient (and romantic) option. Delivered in secure, eco-friendly packaging that fits through the door, these DIY-style arrangements let your loved one enjoy unwrapping and arranging their own bouquet.
They’re easy to send across the UK and still feel beautifully personal when paired with a heartfelt message.
Make This Valentine’s Day Meaningful
Trends aside, the best flower to give is the one that speaks to your relationship. Whether it’s a single rose or a dramatic bouquet filled with layers of meaning, flowers offer a way to connect—and celebrate love in all its forms.
At eFloral, we’re here to help you craft the perfect Valentine’s Day gift, whether you’re going bold, timeless, or completely unexpected.
Explore our 2025 Valentine’s Collection and pre-order now at efloral.co.uk for guaranteed delivery on the big day.