Merchant: Edible Arrangements · What this page covers: the three codes Edible posts on its own Choose Your Offer page, the one-code-per-order rule, Edible Rewards, email and text sign-ups, delivery and shipping fees, same-day delivery and pickup, why prices and promotions depend on the local store, and Edible for Business corporate gifting · Sources: Edible Arrangements’ own pages, listed under Where these offers come from.
Yes, there is a public coupon code for Edible Arrangements, and Edible publishes it itself. Its Choose Your Offer page lists three codes: DEAL2249 for 20% off orders of $49 or more, FREE5959 for free delivery on orders of $59 or more, and OFFR3915 for 15% off orders of $39 or more. You can use only one of them per order, they are valid only at participating locations, and no end date is shown. Edible Rewards, the email list and gift-recipient offers are the other real ways to save.
Edible’s franchise site describes “over 650 stores across North America” that are locally owned, and the customer service FAQ calls every store “individually owned and operated.” That matters for coupons: almost every Edible promotion carries a “participating locations only” line, so a code that works for one delivery address may not work for another.
Edible Arrangements offers at a glance
| Offer | Code needed? | Status | Expiration | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20% off orders of $49+ | Yes: DEAL2249 | merchant-listed · last seen active | None published (“while supplies last”) | Choose Your Offer page |
| Free delivery on orders of $59+ | Yes: FREE5959 | merchant-listed · last seen active | None published | Choose Your Offer page |
| 15% off orders of $39+ | Yes: OFFR3915 | merchant-listed · last seen active | None published | Choose Your Offer page |
| Edible Rewards loyalty program (points, redeemed in the Edible app) | No | merchant_direct | Standing program; points expire one year after they are earned | Customer service FAQ |
| Gift recipients: 15% off next order and a free dipped fruit cone (in store) after opting in through the QR code on the delivery ticket | Sent after opt-in | merchant-listed · last seen active | None published | Edible promotion terms |
| $10 off orders of $59+ for new email subscribers | Yes, sent by email | expired | Ended 6/30/2026 (ran 12/19/24 through 6/30/26) | Edible promotion terms |
| Edible for Business: free registration and “discounted everyday pricing” | No | merchant-listed · last seen active | Standing program | Edible for Business |
| Text message sign-up offer | Unknown | unverified (sign-up form shown, no offer amount published) | None published | Customer service FAQ |
| Veteran or military discount | — | unverified (an Edible blog post says none is offered) | None published | Edible blog |
The three Choose Your Offer codes
Edible keeps a page called Choose Your Offer. Each of its three tiles has a code and a “Shop Now” button that opens a landing page with the code already filled in:
- DEAL2249 for 20% off. The page summary says the minimum is $49.
- FREE5959 for free delivery. The minimum is $59.
- OFFR3915 for 15% off. The minimum is $39.
The minimums appear in the page’s summary text, not on the tiles, so check that the discount shows in your cart before you pay.
The terms printed under the tiles apply to all three. In short: the code cannot be combined with “any other offer, promotion, coupon or coupon code,” it must be entered when you place the order, it does not apply to past purchases, and it is “valid at participating locations only, while supplies last.” Product pages may add their own conditions.
Which code saves more? Worked examples
These use prices from Edible’s own product listing. Prices are before delivery fees and tax, and the local store may price differently.
Example (our math, not an Edible quote): The Chocolate Dipped Strawberries Box starts at $49.99. That clears the $49 minimum, so DEAL2249 takes 20% off: $10.00, bringing the item to $39.99. OFFR3915 on the same box would take only $7.50 (15%). FREE5959 does not apply, because $49.99 is under $59.
Example (our math, not an Edible quote): The Caramel Fall Arrangement starts at $59.99. Now you can pick between 20% off ($12.00) or free delivery. Which is better depends on the delivery fee Edible shows at checkout for your address. If that fee is more than $12.00, FREE5959 saves more. If it is less, DEAL2249 wins. Since you can use only one code, compare both in the cart before you pay.
One code per order: how Edible coupon stacking works
Edible’s own blog says it “typically allows customers to use only one coupon code per order,” and that checkout will not take a second code. The promotion terms say the same thing in legal language: codes cannot be combined with other coupons, codes or promotions, and generally cannot be used on previous orders, shipping orders or products that are already discounted.
So pick the single code that saves the most and let Rewards points build in the background. For retailers that do allow layering, see how to stack coupons, cashback and rewards.
Edible Rewards: how the loyalty program works
Edible Rewards is free to join with an email address. The customer service FAQ sets out the current rules:
- Points are earned on qualifying purchases. Delivery and shipping fees, tips and sales tax do not earn points.
- Points post one day after delivery or pickup, and no points are granted for cancelled or fully refunded orders.
- Points expire one year after they are earned.
- Once you redeem points, an order-discount reward expires in 30 days and a free-product reward expires in 90 days.
- Redemption runs through the Edible app; the FAQ says that “for the time being” points cannot be redeemed on orders placed online or in store.
The FAQ does not publish an earn rate (points per dollar) or how many points a reward costs. Older Edible blog posts describe different perks: a free box of chocolate Dipped Fruit with every third purchase and a free birthday box. We could not confirm on a current Edible page that those perks still exist, so they are not in the table above.
Email and text sign-ups
Edible’s pages offer email and optional text sign-ups for deals. Its promotion terms describe a welcome offer of $10 off orders of $59 or more for new email subscribers. It ran 12/19/24 through 6/30/26 and has ended. We found no published replacement amount for email or text sign-ups.
The terms also say only codes “provided or promoted by Edible or authorized third parties” are honored. Be careful with codes on random coupon sites; our guide to spotting fake coupon sites explains the warning signs.
Gift recipient offer
Edible’s promotion terms say gift recipients who opt in through the QR code on the ticket get 15% off their next order, usable online or in store, plus a free dipped fruit cone that is redeemable in store only.
Delivery fees, same-day delivery and pickup
Edible does not publish one fee table for every order. Here is what its pages say:
- Same-day delivery: An Edible blog post says same-day orders may carry a delivery fee of $14.99, and that whether an order counts as same-day depends on the receiving store’s time zone.
- Shipped orders: The same post lists $25.99 on weekdays and $29.99 on weekends for orders shipped by a third-party carrier, plus a $10 packaging fee. It adds that holiday pricing may rise and some states add their own fees.
- 1-Hour Delivery: Many products are tagged “Available for 1-Hour Delivery.” The FAQ says that if an order cannot be delivered within the hour, you pay the lower same-day fee and still receive it that day.
- Delivery windows: Residential deliveries may come as late as 7:00 PM, or 9:00 PM during busy holidays. Edible does not advise placing same-day business orders after 3:00 PM or school orders after 12:00 PM.
- Pickup: Every store offers pickup, and some items are pickup only.
The FAQ points to the Terms of Use page for current delivery fees, but that page did not load for us. Use the fee shown at checkout for your address. Pickup skips the delivery fee, so a percentage code is the better pick there.
Why prices and promotions can differ by store
Because stores are independently owned, Edible’s pages repeat a few caveats. Codes work only at participating locations. Sales tax follows the local store. Edible’s blog notes that individual stores may run their own in-store promotions. If a code is rejected for one address, the servicing store may be the reason, and calling that store is the fastest way to find out.
Corporate gifting with Edible for Business
Edible runs a separate site, Edible for Business. Registration is free with a work email, needs no EIN and has no subscription fee. The site describes “discounted everyday pricing” and has no minimum order quantity. It offers bulk sending, optional invoice billing (subject to approval), and “tailored programs” for large or frequent orders through sales@edible.com. No discount percentages are published.
Edible Rewards points and order history do not carry over to a business account. The business site gives two versions of delivery cost: its FAQ says most orders are hand-delivered “at no cost” by local stores, while a footnote says free delivery applies only to orders over $79 before tax and after discounts, for next-day delivery in the contiguous U.S.
How to save at Edible Arrangements without a coupon
- Pick up instead of delivering when the gift is local. You skip the delivery fee and still get to use a percentage code.
- Order early. Edible’s own pages say holiday delivery pricing can rise, and some large items need 48 to 72 hours’ notice. Our Big Deal Days calendar helps you plan around gift-giving holidays.
- Redeem Rewards in the Edible app before the 30- or 90-day window ends.
- Compare similar gift merchants. See our guides to Harry & David coupons, Shutterfly discount codes for photo gifts, and Etsy coupon codes for handmade options. For party and classroom treats in bulk, our Oriental Trading coupon guide covers their free shipping thresholds.
What we could not verify
- We did not run a checkout test. None of the three Choose Your Offer codes was tested at checkout, and no end date is published for any of them.
- The $49, $59 and $39 minimums appear in the Choose Your Offer page summary, not on the offer tiles.
- Current delivery fees. The $14.99 same-day fee and $25.99/$29.99 carrier charges come from an Edible blog article, not a fee schedule. The Terms of Use page that the FAQ cites for fees did not load for us.
- Free delivery thresholds differ across Edible pages: $59+ with code FREE5959 on the consumer site, “over $79” on the Edible for Business footnote, and “at no cost” for most local hand-delivered business orders. We report all three.
- The Edible Rewards earn rate and point cost of rewards. The full Rewards terms page did not load. Whether the free-box-every-third-purchase and birthday-box perks from older blog posts still apply is unconfirmed.
- Any current welcome amount for email or text sign-ups. The $10 off $59+ email offer ended 6/30/2026.
- Any military, veteran, teacher, student or senior discount. An Edible blog post says it does not offer a veteran discount.
- Which stores participate in a given code.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a coupon code for Edible Arrangements right now?
Edible’s Choose Your Offer page lists DEAL2249 (20% off $49+), FREE5959 (free delivery on $59+) and OFFR3915 (15% off $39+). No end date is published, and they apply only at participating locations.
Can I use more than one Edible Arrangements promo code?
No. Edible says checkout accepts one code per order, and its terms say codes cannot be combined with other offers.
Do Edible Rewards points expire?
Yes. Points expire one year after they are earned. Redeemed order-discount rewards last 30 days, and free-product rewards last 90 days.
Does Edible Arrangements offer a military discount?
We found no published military discount. An Edible blog post says no veteran discount is offered, though individual stores may run their own promotions.
Where these offers come from
This page was built only from Edible Arrangements’ own pages: the Choose Your Offer page (ediblearrangements.com/choose-your-offer/), the customer service FAQ (ediblearrangements.com/about/faq.aspx), the delivery policy page (ediblearrangements.com/legal/delivery-policy.aspx), the product listing that includes the Chocolate Dipped Strawberries Box (ediblearrangements.com/fruit-gifts/chocolate-dipped-strawberries-box-5401), Edible blog articles on coupons, coupon codes per order, delivery cost, shipping and Edible Rewards (blog.ediblearrangements.com), the Edible for Business homepage and promotion terms (business.ediblearrangements.com and business.ediblearrangements.com/terms-and-conditions/), and the Edible franchise site (franchise.edible.com/about-us/). No checkout test was performed, no code on this page was invented, and nothing was sourced from coupon sites. Read how we verify deals and our editorial policy. If an offer has changed or something here is wrong, please tell us through our contact page.
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