A bouquet of red roses: More often than not, red roses are associated with love and sensuality. Now, they have become so old school and obvious that occasion or no occasion red roses are a part of it. No doubt,Gifts Shops in Chennai roses make an absolute gorgeous bunch, whether with other flowers or on their own. However, the idea of giving or receiving them itself makes roses quite predictably standard. You might have the best of intentions to please him or her with a colossal yet, charming bouquet of roses. However, the recipient sees it as a last minute gift with no thought put into it. The last thing you want on Valentine's Day is the recipient to feel that you do not pay attention to him or her. The day of love should be only about thoughtful, romantic gestures. If at all you wish to combine flowers and gifts, present an exotic orchid or a dozen of less expensive but more unconventional flowers on this occasion. Consider going monochromatic. Select different flowers in your beloved's favourite colours and get it delivered to him or her when they are least expecting it.
Chocolates: Like flowers, assorted chocolates too have lost their charm as gifts for Valentine's Day. They are equally obvious and thoughtless gift ideas, which speak of laziness. A crucial fact is that, no one eats the entire box of chocolates and it goes to waste. Since assorted chocolates are hand-picked, they enjoy exclusivity and thus deserve a little more respect than what it gets. Unless the recipient is a diehard fan of chocolates, especially the assorted kind, giving chocolates as a gift is not so wise. If that is not the case, get creative with the recipient's favourite sweets/desserts (prepare them from scratch if the need be). http://www.chennaibizbook.com/gifts-shops/