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Buy Valentine’s Flowers in Brisbane

4 February 2024 by brisbanista

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Image Credit: Photo by Rock Earth on Unsplash

Here are some places to buy flowers and plants for your Valentine. Many of these are local small businesses that will deliver your flowers if you order early.

  • Alba Roses, Hendra
  • Bare Bouquets, Moorooka
  • First Step Flowers and Gifts, Coorparoo
  • Flour and Bloom, Hawthorne
  • Flower Haul – Gold Coast fresh flower delivery
  • Helena Rose, California Lane, Fortitude Valley – makes dried, fresh, and native flower bouquets. You can also order a pet-friendly bunch if that’s a requirement.
  • Little Mr Bouqs – delivers fresh flowers to Brisbane and the Gold Coast
  • Pocy Posy, Hendra
  • Poppy Rose, Norman Park
  • The Pretty Posy, Delivering to South East Brisbane suburbs
  • Wallflower, Deagon
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Image Credit: Photo by Taisiia Shestopal / Carrie Beth Williams on Unsplash

Affordable Valentine’s Day Flowers

You can save money on Valentine’s Day Flowers by shopping at these places:

You can buy your flowers directly from the flower markets so that they last for a whole week. As a bonus, you’ll save money.

  • Brisbane Flower Market, Sherwood Rd Rocklea – You can buy your flowers directly from the flower markets so that they last for a whole week. As a bonus, you’ll save money.
  • Northside Flower Market

Other ideas for making your flowers affordable are:

  • Supermarket flowers – Aldi, Coles, Costco, and Woolworths do decent bunches. You might like to combine several to make a bigger bouquet or add some flowers from your backyard.
  • Make a bunch of flowers and leaves from your backyard.

Alternatives to Fresh Flowers

You might like to buy one of the natural gifts that are an alternative to fresh flowers:

  • Bunnings – has a fantastic range of potted plants.
  • Rose bush from a nursery. You might like to buy it in her favourite colour.
  • Indoor plant in a cute pot
  • Dried flowers generally last longer. Native Australian flowers work well dried.

If your partner is a foodie then look no further than a bottle of champagne or wine, and one of these edible ideas:

  • Cakes and Shit – This Paddington bakery has a Valentine’s collection of cheeky cakes, adult-shaped biscuits and NSFW cupcakes. There’s a dark-themed Anti-Valentine’s collection for anyone single and jaded.
  • Edible Blooms – West End business sells a romantic range of hampers, chocolate flowers and chocolate gift boxes. Be tempted by their gorgeous chocolate flower bouquets.
  • I Heart Brownies – mini heart-shaped chocolate brownies. All flavours are gluten-free. The bakery is based at Hemmant.
  • Hooray Brownies – same-day gift delivery in Brisbane from Brendale. Order your Valentine’s Dessert Box early as these sell out.

Happy Valentine’s Day! 

Filed Under: Gift Guide, Shop Tagged With: florists, flowers, gifts, Valentines Day

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