Aldi is selling one of the cheapest dozen red roses this Valentine’s Day – something Brits can truly fall in love with. Costing £4.49, the supermarket’s Dozen Red Roses are available in stores now.
Located in the heart of London Waterloo, on 13th February, those passing through will see the supermarket’s range of bouquets, including its Dozen Red Roses. The stall will be open from 7am-7pm.
Aldi’s Flower Stall offering includes:
- Specially Selected One Love Single Rose – £2.29
- Dozen Red Roses – £4.49
- Love Always Bouquet – £9.99
- Double Dozen Roses – £9.99
- Elegance Bouquet – £14.99
- One in a Million Bouquet – £19.99
For more information:
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aldi.co.uk
Money Saving Expert compared the cost of a dozen red roses from major UK supermarkets, revealing that Aldi’s bunch is £20 (82%) cheaper than M&S. What’s more, Aldi shoppers likely are not at risk of any heartbreak as it seems that are no tricks to getting the cheapest price.
| Supermarket | Price* | Saving |
| Aldi | £4.49 | |
| Lidl | £4.99 | 50p / 10% |
| Morrisons | £5 | 51p / 10% |
| Tesco | £5 | |
| Sainsbury’s | £5 | |
| Asda | £5 | |
| Co-op | £10 | £5.51 / 55% |
| Waitrose | £15 | £10.51 / 70% |
| M&S | £25 | £20.51 / 82% |
The news comes as Aldi opens its first flower stall in one of the UK’s busiest train stations just in time for Valentine’s Day. According to Aldi, new research reveals that almost a third of Brits (29%) end up forking out more money as a result of buying Valentine’s gifts too late.