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From flowers to champers and even a few surprises in between, our Valentine’s Day deals will give you plenty of gift ideas for him and her, and let you know the best ways to bag a romantic bargain.

Remember, while it's romantic, don't be forced into an over-commercialised day. You could always make your loved one a handmade gift or simply give them the gift of your time. See our Valentine’s gift cheques to make your other half a promise straight from the heart.

If you are going to be giving gifts, here’s our round-up of the best deals we could find.

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Dozen red roses in store

Valentine’s Day wouldn’t be Valentine’s Day without flowers. Unfortunately, this hasn’t escaped the attention of flower retailers, who are reluctant to offer big discounts. Thankfully, we've still managed to find the best offers and lowest prices on a dozen red roses.

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🌹 War of the Roses 🌹

Keep an eye @MSE_Deals on Twitter or MSE Deals Facebook for a daily update on how the roses are getting on.

Dozen red roses couriered

WARNING! In past years, some big firms’ Valentine’s Day deliveries have gone wrong. Hopefully it won’t happen but there’s always a risk. Consider that before buying.

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Valentine's dine-in deals

They say the way to a man's or woman's heart is through their stomach. Yet there’s no need to slave over a hot stove for hours. Best of all, bung the packaging in the bin and pretend you cooked it all from scratch.

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Valentine's cards

Restaurant & night out deals

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FREE personalised gift cheques

Pledge to do something nice (or naughty). Thoughtfulness melts the heart far more than a pricey prezzie. Promise your loved one a massage (nudge, nudge), brekkie in bed or dinner by printing our Free Valentine's gift cheques.

Cheap champagne & prosecco

Champagne retailers usually reduce prices twice a year – at Christmas and around Valentine’s Day, so now’s a great time to stock up on bubbly. Here are some of the best deals we found.

Cheap perfume & aftershave

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Valentine's gifts for him

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Valentine's freebies

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Valentine's gifts for her

Valentine’s gifts shouldn't be about how much you've spent - rather, it's how much thought you’ve put into your present. Here are some offers on beauty, jewellery and more...

  • £25 Ciaté lip gloss collection (norm £100+)

    £25 Ciaté lip gloss collection (norm £100+)*

    Incl six lip glosses that give a ‘holographic’ glitter effect
    2,000 available

    You can get a set of six full-size (3ml) Ciaté 'Glitter Flip' glitter transforming lip glosses for £24.95 delivered, when you sign up/in online at Ciate* and enter the MSE Blagged code MSE2020.

    The deal ends at 11.59pm on Wed 29 Jan or when all 2,000 sets are sold, whichever's first – so go quick if you'd like this.

    The lip glosses are designed to be applied, then left to dry for two minutes, before a 'holographic glitter' effect is revealed when you press your lips together.

    MSE Laura B says:

    We found that if bought separately, each of the six lip glosses would cost £17 (from Lookfantastic, Feelunique, Debenhams etc), so a total of £102 before factoring in any delivery costs - making £25 delivered a pretty good deal.

    Although you can sometimes find certain individual products cheaper than the prices above as part of promotional sets, you'd be hard pushed to find them for £25 all-in.

    If you’re a fan of beauty deals, see our Cheap Make-up and Beauty deals page.

    See all deals: Ciate (1 deal)
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