Where to Buy Gold-Kissed Black Roses For Valentine's Day
Move Over, Red Roses — These Gorgeous Gold-Kissed Black Roses Are a Valentine's Day Must Have
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A bouquet of roses is a timeless, thoughtful gift that truly never goes out of style — especially on Valentine's Day. But what if you could swap boring red roses for something a little more exciting this year? Well, thanks to these gorgeous gold-kissed black roses, this Valentine's Day can be the most alluring one yet!
These gold-kissed roses from 1-800-Flowers come in sets of one or two dozen, and they're just as extravagant as they sound. Each black rose is carefully preserved and covered in an exquisite layer of gold dusting, which is such an upgrade from a traditional red rose bouquet. Not only are they stunning, but with proper care, these roses will maintain their beauty for up to a year — a win-win for lovebirds everywhere. Keep reading to order yours for that special someone now.
Magnificent Roses® Preserved Gold Kissed Roses
Treat your special someone to these Magnificent Roses® Preserved Gold Kissed Roses ($175 for one dozen, or $250 for two dozen) this Valentine's Day.
Magnificent Roses® Preserved Gold Kissed Roses
Each delicate flower in these Magnificent Roses® Preserved Gold Kissed Roses ($175 for one dozen, or $250 for two dozen) is carefully preserved, meaning they'll last for up to a year with proper care. Keep them out of direct sunlight and away from humidity, and you can enjoy these roses all the way through until next Valentine's Day!
Magnificent Roses® Preserved Gold Kissed Roses
Not only are these Magnificent Roses® Preserved Gold Kissed Roses ($175 for one dozen, or $250 for two dozen) extravagant, but the packageing is just as appealing. Each bouquet comes in a decorative hat box, decked out with a coordinating satin bow and delicate white tulle.
