Last minute Valentine’s Day gifts that cost under £10 and will arrive before February 14

LOVE is in the air as Valentine's Day approaches - but we have some easy and affordable gift ideas if you've left it to the last minute. If you are still feeling the pinch from Christmas, the thoughts of forking out a hefty sum on another present can be daunting. You may have also completely forgot the romantic holiday was just around the corner, and be in a panic to grab something quick. But fear not, we have rounded up the best Valentine's Day presents which are under £10 and will arrive before the big day.

With many finally giving up on their January health kick, the gift of chocolate is an easy win. Cadbury is selling a 110g bar of its classic Dairy Milk chocolate for £3.16. It comes in an envelope with the words "I love you" printed across it, which adds a romantic touch. However, you are going to have to factor in delivery costs with this item, with standard delivery costing £4. If you are in a hurry to get the item, then you may want to opt for.

Expedited Delivery. This costs £5.95 and aims to get it to you in around three days. The no-frills bakery chain offers gift vouchers which you can send over email or text, perfect for those looking to make a last-minute gesture. All you have to do is enter the recipient's email address and the voucher will land in their inbox in a few moments. You can even send a voucher via text message, just by entering your intended's mobile number.

The minimum value you can send someone is £5, while the max is £50. If you want to send a gift voucher, simply visit the Greggs website and click on the section that reads "Gift Cards". Tesco's Finest Prosecco Rosé has received rave reviews from shoppers, with many claiming it is their "favourite" fizz. It costs just £8 in the supermarket, but Clubcard holders can pick up the bottle for £7. If you are keen to secure a bottle you could order it online and arrange to pick it up in store via click and collect.

But if you can't find the exact product in store, why not keep an eye out for Tesco Finest Prosecco Doc, which also costs £8 and has been equally raved about. Why not surprise the one you love with a delivery of two Krispy Kreme doughnuts for just under £9?. This only works if you have a Krispy Kreme cafe near you and they offer delivery on either Uber Eats or Deliveroo. Go on to the Uber Eats app and choose two Strawberry Sprinkle Doughnuts, which comes to £6.60; you will then be met with a 99p small order fee and a 99p service fee.

The delivery for the product costs 29p. It's worth bearing in mind that prices may vary depending on where you order from. Dunelm has knocked down the price of its Teddy Slipper Boots to £5 from £10. With the cold weather likely to be around for another few months, these could make the perfect present for someone who feels the cold easily. You can order these for click-and-collect for free, pending your local Dunelm has them in stock.

Alternatively, you can order them for delivery but you will have to pay a £3.95 delivery fee. Asda's Screaming Devil rose has been a smash hit with many saying it is a dupe for the pricey Whispering Angel which costs upwards of £20. It usually retails for £13 but the supermarket has slashed the price to just £9.97. Shoppers have given the wine a glowing review, with one saying it tasted "better than" its costly counterpart.

Another said it was a "fabulous rose" and "better than the best.". Boots has slashed the price of its Soap and Glory gift set to £4 marked down from £10. It includes a shower gel, body butter and hand cream all scented with the brands classic fruity fragrance. If you want to order this product online you will need to factor in a £3.95 delivery costs. All major UK cinema's such as Odeon and Cineworld allow you to order gift vouchers online.

You can order this on Valentine's Day and it should land in your beloved inbox on the day. Minimum spend for a voucher is £10 but they can go all the way up to the triple figures if you are feeling generous. These cherry print socks are as stylish as they are comfortable. You can order them online from Argos and arrange to click and collect from your nearest store. Some Sainsbury's now have an Argos inside its stores, so you could pick up the present as you do your grocery shop.

You can find your nearest Argos by visiting, www.argos.co.uk/stores/. SUN Savers Editor Lana Clements explains how to find a cut-price item and bag a bargain…. Sign up to loyalty schemes of the brands that you regularly shop with. Big names regularly offer discounts or special lower prices for members, among other perks. Sales are when you can pick up a real steal. Retailers usually have periodic promotions that tie into payday at the end of the month or Bank Holiday weekends, so keep a lookout and shop when these deals are on.