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You Are A Star Lilies
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Valentine's Day - Lilies
Valentine's Day Lilies in Las Vegas
Valentine's Day without the rose script: lilies. You Are A Star Lilies and Classic White Lilies, priced from $99.95 to $184.95 — large, fragrant blooms that open over several days instead of arriving fully spent.
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Classic White Lilies
From$99.95$124.95
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Each arrangement is hand-crafted by our own designers here in Las Vegas and hand-delivered by our own drivers. Tiger Lily Flowers & Gifts is the shop Las Vegas voted Best Florist in the Review-Journal's Best of Las Vegas. Lilies are the Valentine's order for the person who has already received a lot of roses.
Choosing valentine's day - lilies
A favorite color or flower is a useful place to start. Filter by color, flower type or price, then open an arrangement to compare sizes and see what is included.
Sending flowers to a hotel or planning a surprise? Check the delivery details before you order.
Why send lilies instead of roses for Valentine's Day?
Lilies say it differently: the blooms are bigger, the fragrance fills a room, and the arrangement keeps opening for days. If roses are the plan after all, a dozen starts at $124.95 in our roses collection.
When will the lilies open?
Lilies are often delivered in bud, and the blooms open over the following days — that is how they last. If you want them open on February 14, order them a day or two early.
Can I get lilies delivered on Valentine's Day itself?
Yes, while the day's delivery routes last: order by noon for same-day delivery across Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Green Valley, Summerlin, and Southern Highlands. Deliveries land between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on the day you choose; we do not promise a specific clock time. Valentine's week is the busiest stretch of our year, so ordering ahead is the safer play.
Can you deliver lilies to a Las Vegas hotel?
Yes. Strip hotel orders need a $50 product minimum and carry a $24.95 delivery fee. Our drivers leave the arrangement with the hotel's butler services or designated delivery area, in the guest's name — hotels do not permit delivery to rooms.