The cheapest chocolates and flowers for Valentine's Day
Go for the classics this Valentine's Day with some flowers and chocolates which won't drain your bank account.
Love is (almost) in the air so it’s time to start mulling over what you’re going to get for that someone special. And yes, you can treat yourself as that someone special.
Before you hit the high street, have a scout around the internet for Valentine’s voucher codes, cashback and money off deals. The web’s rife with them at the moment.
To get you started, here’s a round-up of some of the best flowers and chocolate offers around.
Valentine’s Day voucher codes
The following deals all use voucher codes we've found on MyVoucherCodes.co.uk, VoucherCodes.co.uk and HotUKDeals.com
Hotel Chocolat: Get 10% off when you shop online by using HC16FEVB3YCVFO6 at the checkout. The code is valid until 14th February.
Thorntons: Use the code VD15O35 to get 15% off orders over £35 at Thorntons before Valentine’s Day.
iFlorist: Shop at iFlorist this Valentine’s and get 14% off your order with the code IFV14. The offer is available until 14th February.
Appleyard Flowers: There’s 24% off bouquet orders over £30 at Appleyard Flowers if you use VCBQT24 before 14th February.
Debenhams Flowers: Get a whopping 50% off Valentine’s Day bouquet orders at Debenhams Flowers (using this link only) by using the code VCVAL50 before 14th February. If you want to stick to classic red roses, you can get a bouquet of 12 delivered for £19.99, down from £25.99. Just use the code GIFTSIX.
eFlorist: Use the code VCVAL15 before Valentine’s Day to get 15% off your order.
Cashback deals
The two leading cashback websites are Quidco and TopCashback. I’ve listed the best deals with both for chocolates and flowers for Valentine’s Day.
When you buy something online through a cashback website you’ll be paid a percentage of your total spend back. Retailers pay the cashback websites to list their items, and some of this money is then passed right back to the customer.
However, the savings aren’t instant and it normally takes around one month to get the cash into your account. For more information on these websites read our article on the best cashback websites.
The top Valentine’s Day deals from Quidco
eFlorist: Get up to 21% cashback when you spend at least £14.95 from eFlorist by 14th February.
Appleyard Flowers: Get 28% cashback on orders from Appleyard Flowers.
Flowers Direct: There’s 18% cashback when you shop with Flowers Direct.
Debenhams Flowers: Bag 17.5% cashback with Debenhams Flowers.
Fortnum & Mason: Bag 10% cashback on purchases from Fortnum & Mason.
Hotel Chocolat: Go for some chocolate at Hotel Chocolat and get 12% cashback.
Thorntons: Earn up to 8% cashback at Thorntons.
Cadbury Gifts Direct: Get some classic chocolate and nab 8% cashback while you’re at it.
The top Valentine’s Day deals from TopCashback
Serenata Flowers: You can bag 12.6% cashback on flowers and 8.4% on chocolates if you order before Valentine’s Day.
Blossominggifts.com: Get a stonking 25.2% cashback when you buy online at Blossoming Gifts, perfect for a special bouquet of flowers before 14th February.
Appleyard Flowers: There’s 27.3% cashback at Appleyard if you order before Valentine’s Day.
Teleflorist: Buy online at Teleflorist Flowers before Valentine’s Day and get an impressive 26.25% cashback.
Fineflora: Order flowers online from Fineflora and get 21% cashback.
Chocolate Trading Company: Get 11.55% cashback when you shop at Chocolate Trading Company.
Godiva: There’s 10.5% cashback up for grabs when you shop at Godiva online.
Hotel Chocolat: There’s also 10.5% cashback for online purchases at Hotel Chocolat.
How to save even more money
If you want to surprise your other half this Valentine’s Day, why not cook them a meal from scratch? Our sister website loveFOOD has a list of recommendations to give you some ideas.
This is a classic loveMONEY article which has been updated.
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