A Valentine's Day flower, in your own words

On 14 February most messages look the same: a heart, an emoji, a quick “love you” between other things. A flower with a few lines you wrote yourself says you stopped for two minutes, for one person.

It matters most when you are apart. A long-distance relationship, a work trip, a partner studying abroad: real flowers are hard to time from far away and gone within a week. This one stays. They can open it again whenever they like, and your words are still there underneath.

You send the link yourself, so you choose the moment: at midnight as the day begins, or with their morning coffee. You will also see when it has been opened.

Which flower

We suggest the red rose, the one nobody needs explained. If that feels too obvious, the rose also comes in soft pink and coral, and tulips and orchids are on the same list.

Send a red rose €3 · one-time payment, no account