Valentine’s Day is all about expressing love—and there’s no better way to say “I love you” than with flowers. While red roses are a classic choice, there’s a whole garden of beautiful options that can add meaning and a personal touch to your gift. Here are the top 10 flowers for Valentine’s Day and what they symbolize. No flower says “I love you” more than a red rose. It’s the ultimate symbol of passion, romance, and deep affection. A dozen red roses is traditional, but you can customize your bouquet with different numbers and arrangements.

Elegant and cheerful, tulips are a great alternative to roses. Red tulips symbolize deep love, while pink stands for affection and white for forgiveness. They’re ideal for newer relationships or subtle romantic gestures.