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Qi Xi, sometimes called the Double Seventh Festival, is the Chinese equivalent of Valentine's Day, tied to the folk legend of the Cowherd and Weaver Girl who are said to reunite for one night each year. It's traditionally a day for romantic gestures, which is why this category leans on similar rose-forward bouquets and fragrance-paired gift sets to our Valentine's and 520 selections. Because it falls on a fixed lunar-calendar date rather than a weekend, demand can spike sharply on the day itself, so popular colours and gift-set pairings are worth reserving a little ahead of time rather than same-day. Order by 5pm for same-day delivery in Kuala Lumpur where stock allows.
Qi Xi (the Double Seventh Festival) is the Chinese Valentine's Day, based on a folk legend about two separated lovers reuniting once a year — it's a traditional day for romantic gifting, similar to Valentine's Day.
No, it follows the lunar calendar, so the date shifts each year on the Gregorian calendar — check the current year's date before assuming it lines up with a specific day.
Yes, if ordered before our 5pm cutoff, though demand tends to spike on the day itself, so ordering a little ahead is safer for a specific colour or gift-set pairing.
Not structurally — they're drawn from the same rose-forward and fragrance-paired styles, just grouped here for the occasion.
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