Aldi has unveiled its Valentine's Day flower range, featuring a dozen red roses for just £4.49, making it one of the most affordable romantic bouquets on the market.
The supermarket's dozen roses feature-rich, velvety red petals, aiming to offer luxury and sophistication without the premium price tag.
The announcement comes as part of Aldi's wider Valentine's Day flower collection, which aims to ensure customers can celebrate the romantic occasion.
The roses embody romance and elegance, providing shoppers with a classic Valentine's Day gesture at a cheap price point.
The new range of flowers varies from £1.99 up to £19.99
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The Valentine's Day flower range will be available in Aldi stores nationwide from February 11.
For those seeking variety, the Double Dozen Romantic Roses are available for £9.99, offering a mixed selection of blooms.
Customers can also opt for the Valentine's Day Lovely Tulips at £4.99, which includes 15 fresh, colourful stems.
The range features several bouquet options to suit different preferences and budgets, from the classic dozen roses to more elaborate arrangements.
The range features several bouquet options to suit different preferences and budgets, from the classic dozen roses to more elaborate arrangements.
For a simple romantic gesture, shoppers can choose the Specially Selected One Love Single Rose for just £1.99.
For those looking to make a grand romantic statement, Aldi's premium bouquets offer stunning options at £19.99.
The Specially Selected One in a Million Bouquet combines pink and red roses with lush greenery, creating a bold and beautiful arrangement.
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The flowers will be in stores from February 11
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Alternatively, the Specially Selected Precious Love Bouquet aims to provide a gorgeous floral display featuring romantic colours at the same price point.
Other options include the Specially Selected Elegance Bouquet which is priced at £14.99, rounding out the premium selection.
It is not the only range of flowers the supermarket has recently introduced into its stores.
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