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Valentine's Day deals

Keep the costs low and the romance high

Romance is lovely, but over-commercialised pressure isn't, and there are plenty of free things you can do instead of buying gifts (such as using our free gift cheques). Yet if you are going to spend (there's really no need), we've rounded up the top Valentine's Day 2026 deals below, including £3.45 for 12 roses, £10 Champagne, meal deals from £10, and more.

Free Valentine's ideas

FREE

Have a night of theatre... from your sofa

Theatre streaming site Scenesaver lets you watch 800+ pre-recorded shows from across the world, all for free. It champions fringe and off-West End theatre in particular, plus there are kids' and foreign-language shows. You'll just need to register, then you can stream as much as you want.

Scenesaver offers these printable tickets, so you can turn a night on the sofa into a special theatre date.

A virtual ticket featuring the words: "Cuddle up with me this Valentine's Day at the Scenesaver theatre. Any show of your choice". It has spacer for a location, date and time, plus details of what the ticket entitles the holder to.

See more thespian gems in our Cheap theatre tickets guide.

Dozen red roses

We don't currently have any deals.

Cheap Prosecco & Champagne

Limited time offer

Was £5.25

Costellore Spumante Prosecco is currently £4.69 in-store at Aldi (find your nearest) until Wednesday 18 February. A bottle normally costs £5.25.

Please be Drinkaware.

3 days left

Was £7

Allini Prosecco Spumante Rosé is currently £5.99 (was £6.99) in-store at Lidl (find your nearest) in England and Wales until Wednesday 18 February.

You can only get the £5.99 deal if you download the free Lidl Plus app and scan your digital card at checkout.

Please be Drinkaware.

Ends Today

Online and in stores with a More Card. Excludes Scotland

If you go online to Morrisons* or into a store (find your nearest*) you can get 25% off when you buy six or more bottles of wine, sparkling wine (including Prosecco) or Champagne with a More Card (it's free to sign up*) until Sunday 15 February.

You can mix and match bottles, and the discount will be applied automatically at the checkout when you scan your More Card. Bottles included in the offer are clearly marked. Of course, what's available in stores will vary.

Online delivery starts from £1.50, and your order needs to be over £25. Delivery must take place by Sunday 15 February.

You can get a maximum of 36 bottles in-store, per transaction (there's no online limit). Please be Drinkaware. This deal isn't available in Scotland.

See our supermarket coupons for more ways to save on the weekly shop.

Dine-in meal deals for two

2 days left

Or £12 for non-members. Includes a main, two sides & drink

If you're a Co-op member (it costs £1 to join*) and go online or into a store (find your nearest*), you can get its 'Irresistible' Valentine’s meal deal for £10 until Tuesday 17 February. The deal includes a main, two sides, and either a bottle of prosecco or soft drink.

Members will be able to make savings of up to £14.20 compared to buying the items individually.

Non-members can also get this deal but it'll cost £12.

A few highlights on the menu include:

Mains 🥘

  • British Angus rump steaks with truffle & black garlic butter

  • Chicken & portobello mushroom pie (twin-pack)

  • Lasagne al forno

Sides 🥦

  • Buttered mash potato

  • Flatbread garlic and parsley

  • Vegetable medley

Drinks 🍷

  • Prosecco

  • Elderflower Presse

  • Coca Cola Zero Sugar (4x330ml)

Please be Drinkaware.

See our Supermarket coupons for more ways to save on the weekly shop.

Ends Today

Via Clubcard. Includes a starter, main, two sides, dessert & drink

If you go online to Tesco* or into a store (find your nearest*) you can get a Tesco Finest Valentine's meal deal for two for £20 until Sunday 15 February. You'll need your Clubcard at checkout to get the offer (if you're not a Clubcard member you can register online for free*).

The meal deal includes a main, two sides, a dessert, and a drink suitable for two people to share, with the choice of beer, wine, prosecco or a soft drink. Tesco told us you could making a saving of £17.25 compared to buying each dish separately.

If ordering online, you'll need to factor in minimum spend and delivery charges.

Last year this offer was £18 with a Clubcard, but you could only get one side.

You can also get this deal at Express stores but it's a little different – it'll be one main, one side, one dessert and one drink for £15.

What's on the menu?

A few highlights on the menu include:

Starters 🥗

  • Mushroom parcels

  • Sundried tomato and burrata arancini with basil pesto

  • Two prawn cocktails

Mains 🥘

  • Salmon and prawn en croûte with west country cheddar cheese & prosecco sauce

  • Marry me chicken kiev

  • Mushroom stroganoff pies

Sides 🥦

  • Rosemary and parmesan fries

  • Green vegetable gratin

  • Garlic and parsley ciabatta

Desserts 🍨

  • Chocolate brownie heart

  • Banoffee pudding

  • Heart-shaped macarons

Drinks 🍷

  • Prosecco Valdobbiadene

  • Nozeco

  • MOTH mixed cocktail pack (4x125ml)

Please be Drinkaware.

For more groceries offers and coupons, see our Supermarket coupons page.

Gifts

Nine-item beauty set

Including cleanser, face mask, tan, lipgloss & more

Online beauty retailer Lookfantastic is offering a 'Valentine's Day Edit*' for £55 delivered, and MoneySavers can get an extra £10 off using code LOVE10 at checkout. It contains nine beauty products including big brands such as Elemis, Sol De Janeiro, Color Wow and more – see the full list below.

Lookfantastic reckons the contents are worth over £215, though our calculations show you could buy the items separately for about £176 when factoring in current offers.

Lookfantastic says to receive the Edit for Valentine's Day, you'll need to order by Thursday 12 February with Express Delivery, which costs £5.95 – see here for full delivery information*.

Although this is marketed as a Valentine's treat to yourself or someone else, there's nothing Valentine's-specific about it, so it could be bought for other occasions.

Lookfantastic wouldn't tell us how many sets are available, but did say it's 1,000s of boxes.

Below is the full contents of the set, plus where we found each item cheapest on Friday 16 January:

  • Elemis Rose Cleansing Balm, 20g – £13.50 at Cult Beauty

  • Dr Levy Eye Booster Concentrate, 7ml – £90 at Dr Levy

  • Beauty Pro Vitamin C Sheet Mask – £3.99 at Superdrug

  • Iconic London Sheer Blush in Rose Riot, 12.5ml – £17.60 at Debenhams

  • Bondi Sands Glow Matt One Day Tan Mist, 97ml – £9.60 at Debenhams

  • Color Wow XL Bombshell, 195ml – £19.20 at Justmylook

  • Sol De Janeiro Cheirosa 59 Fragrance, 30ml – £11 at Cult Beauty

  • Glow Hub Gen Gleam Lipgloss in Milked, 3ml – £6.50 at Debenhams

  • Tan Luxe The Face, 4ml – £4.50 based on 10ml at Lookfantastic

For more like this, see our Fashion & Beauty deals round-up.

Can you find a bargain?

Very limited stock so it's a bit of pot luck on what you can find

Last week, Boots boosted its post-Christmas clearance sale from 'up to 50% off' to 'up to 70% off' in-store (find your nearest*) – and now, as of Monday 9 February, the sale has boosted further to 'up to 90% off' – though stock is very limited.

From what we've seen it's mostly leftover gift sets from the Christmas shopping period. Of course, what's on offer will differ from store-to-store, so you might not find these at your local, but when we checked a Boots store, we found the following:

  • Lazy Oaf bath fizzer – was £4.50, now 45p

  • Hair Chalk set – was £6.50, now 65p

  • Soap & Glory Dazzling Duo – was £6.50, now 65p

  • Indulgent Hot Chocolate Lovers set – was £8, now 80p

  • Hogwarts Legacy wall hanging – was £9.50, now 95p

  • Cluedo Detective stationery set – was £12.50, now £1.25

Boots also told us the below items are available in the sale, while stock lasts (we didn't see them at the store we checked):

  • PS Paul Smith Collection No.1 nine-room mist & fragrance – was £18, now £1.80

  • Pantone wash bag set – was £22.50, now £2.50

  • Garnier 'Hydration Collection' eight-piece set – was £74, now £7.40

  • Nivea 'Luminous Skincare' set – was £84, now £8.40

MSE Olivia says: "When I went into my local Boots store on Monday 9 February, I was underwhelmed with the stock left. Almost everything was either stationery, food, or games. A lot of it was 'festive-themed' and clearly for children. I wouldn't say it's worth making a special trip, but as available stock will differ by store, if you're near a Boots then it's worth a look to see if you can pick up a clearance bargain."

What about online?

Boots is advertising 'up to 80% off' at Boots online*, though when we checked there were only three products still in stock, with a maximum discount of 60% off.

For more beauty offers, see our Cheap make-up & beauty deals round-up.

Martin's Money Mantras

Use them

Before spending

If you answer 'NO' to any of the following questions, don't buy.

Are you

Not skint? Ask:

Will I use it?

Is it worth it?

Are you

Skint? Ask:

Do I need it?

Can I afford it?

Free protection for all shopping!

There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.
And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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