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A virtual bouquet that blooms when they open it

Flowers that never wilt and arrive in seconds. Choose roses, tulips or peonies, tie them in kraft paper, and write a few words for the tag. When they open the link, the buds open for them.

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  • No sign-up
  • Private link
  • Free, no watermark
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How it works

A hand-tied bouquet in kraft paper waits on the table, the flowers still closed. When they tap, the buds open one by one, petals loosening into full bloom. Then a small tag card swings gently from the ribbon, and your message is written on it by hand.

  1. 1

    Choose the flowers: roses, tulips or peonies.

  2. 2

    Write the words for the tag, up to 240 characters. Short and heartfelt works best.

  3. 3

    Add their name and yours, pick a handwriting, and create the link.

  4. 4

    Send it by message, email or QR code. It opens on any phone, no app needed.

Words for the tag

  • Just because. Thank you for everything. Love, always.
  • Happy Mother's Day to the woman who grew all of us.
  • Get well soon. The flowers are for the room; the hug is waiting for when I see you.
  • Happy anniversary. I'd choose you in every season.
  • Congratulations! You worked so hard for this.
  • Thinking of you today, and every day.
  • Sorry I forgot. These won't wilt, and neither will I.

Flowers suit almost everything: Mother's Day, birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, get-well wishes, congratulations and sympathy. Roses say romance, tulips feel bright and cheerful, and peonies are soft and generous, lovely for mothers and grandmothers.

Questions

Which flowers can I choose?

Roses, tulips or peonies, each hand-tied in kraft paper with a ribbon and a small tag.

How much can I write on the tag?

Up to 240 characters, written by hand on the tag once the flowers have opened.

Is a virtual bouquet a good idea for sympathy?

It can be. It's quiet and gentle, with sound only if they turn it on. Keep the tag simple and personal.

Can I send it on a specific day?

The link opens as soon as you send it, so send it on the day. If you want it to stay sealed until a date, use the time capsule letter instead.

Do I need an account?

No. There's no sign-up and no watermark. The bouquet lives under a private link that isn't listed anywhere, kept for at least two years.

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