Frequently asked questions

Flower Bouquet Digital is a free online tool for making and sending digital flower bouquets with a personal note, shared as a link.

Yes. Making, sending and opening bouquets is free, with no account and no app required.

They tap the link. It opens in any browser, the bouquet unwraps and blooms, and then your card appears.

Yes. Set an open date and time and the link will show a countdown until the bouquet blooms.

Yes. Share the link directly to WhatsApp or any app, or download a square image or a 9:16 story image for Instagram and TikTok.

Bouquet links are unlisted and hidden from search engines. Only people with the link can see it, and you can delete it any time from the same device.

Yes. They can react with an emoji and chat with you right under the bouquet, and send a bouquet back with one tap. You see their reactions and can reply from My bouquets.

Yes. Create a personal link for each person. Each one sees their own name on the envelope, and you see who opened it and chat with each person separately.

Once you open a bouquet, it appears under My bouquets → Received, with your chat and a Send one back button. Sign in to see them on every device.

Yes. Tap Preview in My bouquets to replay exactly what they see. Your own previews never count as opens.

Yes. On the card step choose Pinned to show the note beside the bouquet, or Tucked in to hide it in the bouquet as a little card they tap to open. They can switch it on their side too, and videos and GIFs follow your choice.

Yes. Tap Help me write on the card step, pick a tone and get three drafts. It uses your own AI account (Gemini has a free tier), and your key stays in your browser.

Yes. Paste a Spotify, YouTube or Apple Music link to add a song card, or record a voice note of up to a minute. Both play after they read your note.

Yes. After sending, tap Notify me to get a notification when it's opened or they write back. On iPhone, add the site to your Home Screen first (iOS 16.4 or later).

Yes. From your second bouquet, My bouquets offers Add to home screen. On iPhone, use Share → Add to Home Screen in Safari.

No. Your sent and received bouquets are saved on your device under My bouquets. Signing in is optional and only syncs them across devices.

Yes, completely free. No account or app is needed to send or open a bouquet.

No. The bouquet opens in any mobile or desktop browser.

Yes. Set an open date and time on the card; the link shows a countdown until then.

Yes. From the My bouquets page on the same device (or on any device while signed in), you can delete any bouquet you sent.

No. When you paste the link into WhatsApp, iMessage or Instagram, the preview shows only your sealed envelope and who it's from. The flowers stay hidden until they tap to open it.

Yellow. Yellow roses, sunflowers and daisies are classic friendship flowers.

White flowers, especially white roses, and blue hydrangeas are used to apologize.

Red, especially red roses and red tulips.

Yes. The effort is in the arrangement and the note, and many people keep the image or link as a keepsake.

They have a tiny footprint compared with cut flowers, which are often grown in greenhouses and shipped by air.

The writer itself is free. It runs on your own AI account: Google Gemini has a free tier, and paid providers charge a fraction of a cent per set of drafts.

No. The key stays in your browser and goes straight to the AI provider. It never reaches our servers.

Google Gemini, OpenAI (ChatGPT), Anthropic (Claude), and OpenRouter, which gives one account access to models from every major provider.

No. ChatGPT Plus and Claude Pro are app subscriptions; the API is billed separately on the developer platforms. Gemini's free tier or OpenRouter are the easiest alternatives.