The best Valentine’s Day gift is actually this one—make her heart melt with a “strawberry bouquet”!

Reported by Hua Shaofu / Compiled from various sources

Flowers are no longer enough for Valentine’s Day this year—the hottest gift now is this one. Many girls have been going crazy posting photos of these “strawberry bouquets” on Facebook and Instagram, and they’re truly a feast for the eyes. In fact, this type of bouquet was all the rage not long ago, though many may have forgotten? Although it might be too late to custom-order one for your partner before Western Valentine’s Day, gentlemen, don’t lose hope—there’s still White Day on March 14 and Qixi Festival!

▲ A strawberry bouquet is the perfect gift to make her heart flutter. (Photo / From the Facebook page of “日青方好GA flower cafè”.)

In the past, receiving fresh roses—though bright and beautiful—always felt somewhat lacking due to their short lifespan. Many people were thrilled when they first got the flowers, but once home, they didn’t know whether to keep them or throw them away. After just a few days, the flowers would wilt and end up in the trash.

▲ Red and white strawberries look incredibly tempting. (Photo / From the Facebook page of “日青方好GA flower cafè”.)

Strawberry bouquets went viral overseas last year (2016), prompting some businesses to see an opportunity and open specialty shops for this type of bouquet. Take a closer look—fresh, large strawberries are packed into the bouquet. With their vibrant colors, they’re no less stunning than roses. Best of all, you can eat them, making your partner’s love literally something you can savor—sweetness overload!

▲ The store also offers the ultra-popular “Goblin bouquet” from the hit Korean drama of 2016. (Photo / From the Facebook page of “日青方好GA flower cafè”.)

But you might wonder: is it still possible to get one of these strawberry bouquets on Valentine’s Day itself? Actually, that’s quite challenging. After all, delicate strawberries take considerable time to arrange into a bouquet, and their perishability means they can only be picked up in person—not delivered. This special bouquet comes with its own hurdles, so those who want to order one should act sooner rather than later.

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