The big heart-shaped day is approaching and you still haven’t decied on the perfect gift for your Valentine.

No need to panic, you can still find the gift that says “I love you” even if you don’t have time to search the malls and specialty stores. Here are some ideas for gifts you can order now in time for Valentine’s Day without leaving your chair.

Hershey’s offers a personalized gift that satisfies both the card and the chocolate requirements - and satisfies a sweet tooth as well. Their Perfect Match Chocolate Card let’s you write your own message (up to 24 letters/spaces)and is a solid 2lb of chocolate. Place your order by noon on February 13 for guaranteed Valentine’s Day delivery.

There’s no one who knows your love the way you do, so don’t rely on standard flower arrangements you order by phone. Check out Virtual Flowers for dozens of unique floral arrangements. Imagine her delight when this cuddly plush bear arrives with an armful of lush roses.

Guys, you know she’s expecting flowers, they’re the most traditional gift on Valentine’s Day next to chocolates. You can seek the advice of your florist on the best arrangement or be a little creative in choosing a bouquet.

Long-stemmed red roses are the most traditional Valentine flower, but roses come in many gorgeous shades, each holding special meaning. Check out the meanings of roses and choose a panopoly of colors that stand for all the many facets of your relationship. You can include a card that explains the meaning of each rose and how it applies to your relationship.

Tell her that the red rose symbolizes your passion, yellow is for the underlying friendship that makes your relationship strong, pink is her elegance and grace etc.

Choosing the bouquet to represent what your relationship means to you will say much more to her than if you plunk down some cash for the standard, unimaginative gift.

For the meanings of the variety of roses:
A Rose By Any Other Color

Roses are one of the most romantic and one of the most wished-for gifts a woman can receive from a man. Whether it is a perfect single rose or a dozen long-stemmed blooms, the giving of roses has long symbolized deep emotion.

But did you know that the colors of roses hold special meanings? The sender of roses should be aware of their meanings, to ensure he or she is sending the message intended.

Black Roses - traditionally black roses signify death. They can be used to symbolize death of an old part of life and a moving on into a new beginning, but the association with death is most likely to be the message the recipient assumes, and so it’s a risky choice.

White Roses - stand for purity, unity, innocence, sincerity, reverence and a love stronger than death. White roses are also used widely in bridal bouquets.

Yellow Roses - stand for happiness and friendship, domestic contentment, familiar love and joy.

Pink Roses - represent elegance, grace, romance, friendship and appreciation or gratitude.

Peach Roses - stand for desire and optimisim for the future, anticipation.

Purple Roses - signify enchantment, opulence, majesty and glory. They convey the message of undying love.

Blue Roses - represent fantasy, miracles, and hope. Blue roses can stand for for new possibilities.

Red Roses - Red roses are the gift of a true romantic and a passionate lover, one who wants to express deep love and desire. Red is the most popular color for roses.