Flowers that do not die
A digital bouquet that
actually says something.
Tell us who it is for and why. Every flower means something, so we pick ones that fit, help you write the note, and turn the whole thing into a page made for them. It is free and takes about a minute.
And it stays private. Only people with the link can open it. It is not listed anywhere, search engines skip it, and you can delete it whenever you want.
What you get, exactly
- Cost
- Free. No account, no card, no trial, nothing to buy inside it. No ads on the bouquet, no watermark.
- To start
- Nothing to sign up for and nothing to install. It runs in your browser; so does theirs.
- The flowers
- 19 flowers, each in 2 to 5 colours, chosen by what they mean in floriography rather than at random. Swap any of them.
- The note
- Written for your exact occasion and relationship, then yours to rewrite completely. 26 occasions.
- How you send it
- A private link. WhatsApp, text, Instagram, email, or a QR code you print. We never ask for their number or address.
- What they see
- A page with their name on it. Tap to unwrap, petals fall, and your note writes itself out.
- Languages
- The page they open is available in 21 languages, picked by you or by where they are.
- Afterwards
- Keep a private link that tells you when it was opened. Delete the bouquet whenever you like and the link stops working for everyone.
- Extras
- Schedule it to stay sealed until a date, add their birth flower, or save the bouquet as a picture for WhatsApp Status.
Three minutes to made-their-day
Answer five little questions
Who it's for, the occasion, their vibe. Each answer shapes the flowers, because flowers have meant things for centuries.
Watch it come together
Your bouquet is arranged bloom by bloom, with a note written for your exact situation. Edit anything. Swap any flower. It's yours.
Send the link anywhere
WhatsApp, Instagram, iMessage. They get a page with their name on it, an unwrapping moment, and flowers that are theirs forever.
Real flowers last a week.
This page lasts a lifetime.
Every bouquet gets its own permanent link. Not a story that vanishes in 24 hours, not a chat message that scrolls away. Years from now they can open the same page and find the same flowers, the same note, the same moment, exactly where you left it.
Free forever, too. No account, no expiry date, no catch.
Not a sticker. A gesture.
Most virtual flower sites hand you a clipart rose and a share button. We treat it like a real florist would: the flowers are chosen from floriography, the centuries-old language of flowers, to match your exact message. Purple hyacinths carry apologies. Pink carnations have been the flower of mothers since 1907. Marigolds bless every Indian beginning.
After we arrange yours, you get a private note on the psychology of the bouquet: why these flowers, why this palette, what it says underneath the words. Only you see it. Then the person you love gets the part they'll remember: their name, your note typing itself out, petals falling, and a bouquet that never dies.
How do you actually send them?
You get a link. Where it goes from there is up to you.
Questions, answered
Is it free to send virtual flowers?
Yes. Completely free, with no account, no card, no trial and nothing to buy inside it. There are no ads on the bouquet and no watermark, and you can make as many as you like.
Do I need an account or an app?
No. There is no signup and nothing to download. It runs in the browser you already have, on a phone, tablet or computer, and the person receiving it does not need an account either.
What is a virtual bouquet?
A bouquet of flowers that lives on a web page instead of in a vase. You choose who it is for, the flowers are arranged for you, you add a note, and you get a private link to send. When they open it the bouquet unwraps and your note writes itself out.
How do I send flowers to someone far away for free?
Make a digital bouquet here and send them the link. It arrives instantly anywhere in the world, works in 21 languages, and costs nothing. No address, no delivery slot, and no florist involved.
Can I send virtual flowers to my girlfriend or boyfriend?
Yes, and it is the most common thing people do here. Say who it is for on the first screen and the flowers change to match: red roses and peonies for a partner, yellow roses and sunflowers for a friend.
Can I put the link in a QR code?
Yes. It is an ordinary web address, so any QR generator will take it. People do that for cards, gifts and place settings.
Who can see the bouquet I send?
Anyone you give the link to, and us. Every bouquet gets a random link that cannot be guessed, it is not listed anywhere on the site, and search engines are told not to index it. We never ask for your email or theirs. The bouquet and its note are stored on our servers, because that is what the page is built from, so we can technically read them: we do not sell them, share them, or use them for advertising. If you would rather it not exist at all, delete it and it is gone for everyone.
Can I delete a bouquet after sending it?
Yes. Right after you send it you get a delete option on the share screen, which removes it for good and stops the link working for everyone. Keep that page open if you think you might want it.
How do I send a digital bouquet?
Answer five short questions, we pick the flowers and arrange them, and write the note with you. Then you get a private link to send on WhatsApp or anywhere else. Free, no signup. In short: it is a bunch of flowers you put together online and send as a link. Whoever you send it to opens a page made for them: your flowers, your note, a small moment where it opens up. It costs nothing, it lands on WhatsApp straight away, and it does not die in a week.
Is DigitalBouquet really free?
Completely free, no signup, no watermark spam, no ads on your bouquet. Make as many as you like.
How do I send a virtual bouquet on WhatsApp?
Create your bouquet, add your note, and tap "Wrap it". You get a link with a beautiful preview card; send it in any chat. When they tap it, the bouquet unwraps on a page made just for them.
Are the flowers chosen randomly?
No. Every flower carries a meaning from floriography, the historical language of flowers: purple hyacinths mean apology, pink carnations mean a mother's love, sunflowers mean loyalty. Tell us who it's for and why, and we arrange flowers that actually say it. You can see the full reasoning after your bouquet is arranged, and swap anything you like.
Can I schedule a bouquet for a birthday?
Yes. Set a "don't open until" date and the bouquet stays beautifully sealed with a countdown until the day arrives.
Do the flowers ever expire?
No. The page belongs to your person for good. Real flowers last a week; these are the other kind.