Guide
Digital bouquet with a message
A digital bouquet with a message pairs a visual arrangement with a short written card—so the flowers and the words arrive together in one link.
Create a bouquet with your message
Why the message matters as much as the flowers
Illustrated blooms set the mood; the card carries the reason. Keep the note specific: what you’re grateful for, what you’re celebrating, or simply that you were thinking of them today.
My Digital Bouquet limits the card to plain text (up to 200 characters) so the note stays readable on phones and in the downloadable PNG.
What you can write on the card
Each bouquet card includes three simple fields:
- Recipient name — who the bouquet is for
- Message — up to 200 characters of plain text
- Your name — how the note is signed
Tips for a message that feels personal
Short notes land best when they sound like you. Mention a shared detail, avoid generic filler, and match the flower mood to the tone of the words.
- Lead with the feeling, then one concrete detail
- Skip sensitive data—links are unlisted, not locked
- Optional soundtrack can soften the reveal without replacing the note
- Download the PNG if you want a keepsake outside the browser
From draft to shared link
Finish the card step, pass a quick human check, and create the bouquet. You’ll get an unlisted URL for the recipient page—copy it into any chat or email. They open it, read your message with the bouquet, and can save a PNG.
Ready when you are
The maker lives on the homepage—not on this guide. Jump straight into blooms, arrangement, card, and share.