Flowers that arrive
the moment you send them
Build a digi bouquet in the browser, put your note on the card, and send one link. They open it on their phone and the flowers are already there — not wilting in a delivery van, not waiting behind a login.
Make your bouquetTakes about five minutes. Costs nothing.
Three steps, roughly five minutes
Pick your flowers
Eight blooms, each with its own character. Two or three varieties usually say more than a full bunch.
Write the note
One real detail beats a clever line. Up to 500 characters, on a card background that suits the moment.
Send the link
Text it, email it, post it. It opens the moment they tap it, wherever they are.
Why send a digi bouquet instead of real flowers?
Real flowers are lovely and they carry real weight — the cost, the delivery window, the address form, the florist who may or may not get it right. A digi bouquet keeps the part that matters and drops the logistics.
- It arrives now. Not same-day, not a delivery slot. The second you send it.
- It works across any distance. A link does not care about time zones or border fees.
- It does not wilt. Open it again in a year and it is exactly as you left it.
- It costs nothing. No delivery fee, no card processing, no premium flowers.
What it does not do is replace a hand-delivered bunch on an anniversary. It fills the other moments — the apology you owe tonight, the get-well note that cannot wait for a courier, the Tuesday you simply thought of someone.
The note is the gift
The flowers set the tone; your message is what they will actually read twice. Keep it short and specific. A line tied to one real detail — the thing they said last week, the running joke, the reason you are proud of them — reads warmer than anything borrowed.
For an apology: “I was out of line last night. I'm sorry, and I want to make it right.” For someone far away: “Saw the news about the job. Proud of you, you know.” For no occasion at all: “Was just thinking about you. That's the whole message.”
Browse bouquets by occasion if you want a starting point, or just open the builder and see what you end up with.
Questions
What is a digi bouquet?
A digi bouquet is a digital bouquet: a small arrangement of virtual flowers you build in the browser, attach a note to, and send to someone as a link. It opens on their phone instantly — no app, no account, no delivery fee.
Is it really free?
Yes. Every flower, every card style and every share link is free, with no account and no paywall. There is nothing to unlock and no premium tier.
Does the person I send it to need an account?
No. They tap the link and the bouquet opens in whatever browser they already use. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
How long does a bouquet last?
As long as the link exists. The whole bouquet — flowers, card style and your note — is encoded inside the link itself, so it opens exactly as you made it, months later.
Is my message stored on your server?
No. Your note is packed into the part of the link that browsers never send to a server. We have no database of messages, and nothing to leak.
Someone you know would like this today
Pick a few flowers, write the thing you actually mean, and send the link.
Create your bouquet