Los Angeles Blooms · Sunday, February 14, 2027
A dozen red roses in a wrap, a heart-shaped box, a bottle beside the bouquet: here is what Los Angeles Blooms customers chose in the two weeks before Valentine's Day, 2025 and 2026, sorted by today's price. In 2027 the holiday is a Sunday, so the target is Friday, February 12.



Type the ZIP code where the roses should go. The store's own delivery service answers whether that address is inside the local area it covers.
Same-day applies only inside the local delivery area, for orders in before 11 a.m. on a day the calendar offers. Any other address gets a clear no.
Valentine's Day lands on a Sunday next year. Work back to Friday the 12th and choose how much of a margin you want.
Possible only inside the local delivery area and only when the calendar opens that Friday for the ZIP code. Place the order before 11 a.m.
Order on any day before and choose February 12 as the delivery date. Nothing rides on a morning deadline that way.
Wine or champagne needs an adult at the door, 21 or older with photo ID, so pick an address where someone of age will be in on Friday.
This guide promises no Sunday delivery. Friday is the last weekday before Valentine's Day, and the checkout calendar shows every date the address can take.
Eleven gifts on sale now, every one ordered for Valentine's Day in both 2025 and 2026. The red rose bouquet led clearly, with the red and pink rose bouquet second, so those two wear a badge; everything else sits in its price group, unranked, at today's prices.








Two Valentine's seasons of Los Angeles Blooms orders, 2025 and 2026, are enough for these four shares and no more. Percentages only: no order counts and no customer details.
The red rose bouquet came out on top in 2025 and 2026, and the red and pink rose bouquet was next. Both cost less than $100, which leaves room for a card message that says the rest.
54% of these orders arrived on February 14 or the day before. With Sunday out of reach in 2027, the same-day window, open only in the local area, closes at 11 a.m. on Friday.
72% of orders held a single item. If one present is the plan, the designer-ribbon dozen ties a dozen red roses with a designer ribbon.
The rose box with wine sets red roses in a black box next to a bottle of wine; more are in flowers and champagne. The person who opens the door must be 21 or older and show photo ID.
69% of Valentine's orders reached $100 or more. The two dozen red roses, the three dozen and the heart box of red roses are the grand gestures; the rose collection has more.
The succulent with a stone heart is a living plant that outlasts cut stems, and the chocolate and rose gift matches a red rose with chocolate.
Most offices sit empty on a Sunday. For a partner at work or a whole team, set the delivery for Friday, February 12, and check the office ZIP code first.
Each city page carries its own delivery notes. All of them are local delivery, and same-day applies only inside that local area.
No Sunday delivery is promised here. Aim for Friday, February 12; the checkout calendar shows which dates the address can receive.
Same-day is available only inside the local delivery area, before 11 a.m. on Friday, February 12, when the calendar offers that day. Ordering earlier and choosing Friday at checkout is the calmer route.
The charge for the recipient's address appears at checkout, before payment.
An adult 21 or older with photo ID. Roses without a bottle need no ID.
No. Los Angeles Blooms delivers locally in Greater Los Angeles, and the checker above answers for any ZIP code you try.
Open the order tracking page on losangelesblooms.com for the latest status.
Use the contact page on losangelesblooms.com.