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What is Our Bouquet?
A home for a celebration. Family, friends and coworkers give bouquets with meanings, words, photos and videos. The receiver opens an envelope and cover card, then gathers the bouquets together.
Start a celebration for whoever or whatever it celebrates, and keep its memories for good.
Do I need an account?
Start with a name, assemble your bouquet and tap Give. Sign in with Google or an email link to create your celebration and keep it in Home.
Later givers open the shared link and give directly as guests.
Is it free?
Starting a celebration and giving a bouquet are free. A bouquet is whole with your words, and can also carry a photo, video or gift.
Gifts include a disclosed 10% fee. Before paying, you see the total, what reaches the receiver and what we keep.
How do I start a celebration?
Enter the name on the cover, assemble your bouquet and tap Give. Sign in, then share the celebration link to bring people together.
Choose a cover, background, font and effect for the celebration, and a wrap and ribbon for your bouquet.
What can I customize?
The first giver chooses the celebration’s cover, background, title font and effect. Givers choose flowers, wrap, ribbon and their own card decorations.
Try confetti for the friend who brings birthday cake, or a soft background for a quiet thank-you.
How do I invite people?
Share the celebration link in a message, email or group chat. People can open it and add a bouquet directly.
Include the occasion and the date: “We’re making a celebration for Jo’s farewell on Friday. Add a bouquet and a memory here.”
How do Share and Copy work?
Share opens your device’s sharing options. Copy copies the celebration link, ready to paste into your chat or email.
Send it while people still have time to choose a bouquet and write a few words.
How do I add a bouquet?
Open the celebration link, tap flowers to add them to your bouquet and tap Give. Name and words are optional.
Your bouquet joins the celebration. You can also add a photo, video or gift.
How do I pick a bouquet?
Flowers have meanings to help you choose. Sunflower is Warmth; Iris is Courage.
Choose warmth for someone who helped you feel at home, or courage for someone who took on a hard project.
How long can my note be?
Write a short wish, a shared memory or a longer thank-you.
A bouquet can hold a photo or video up to 4 MB. Names, words and media are public with the celebration.
Can I add more than one bouquet?
Add as many bouquets as you like, whenever you like. The receiver can add bouquets too.
Edit a bouquet by choosing Edit bouquet in the browser you used to add it. Sign in to edit it across your devices.
Do I have to add my name?
You choose whether to add your name and words. Signing helps the receiver recognize your bouquet.
Names and notes are public with the celebration. Choose a memory you’re happy to share.
What can I write for a birthday?
Name one small thing that makes this person a joy to know, then wish them a day they’ll enjoy.
Happy birthday! Thanks for always having a charger, a snack and a solution.
Happy birthday to the keeper of our team playlist. Today, you choose the songs.
What can I write for a farewell?
Share a habit or memory you’ll carry with you, and a wish for their next chapter.
Your handoff notes and handoff jokes made the late shift brighter. Thank you, and good luck in your new role.
You made hard projects feel doable. I’m cheering you on as you take your next step.
What can I write for an anniversary?
Mark the time with a moment that shows what it has meant. A first year and a fifth year each hold their own stories.
Five years! I still remember the week the server melted: you brought snacks and the fix. So glad you’re here.
A year ago I showed you around. Today you’re the person I turn to for a thoughtful second opinion. Happy anniversary!
What can I write to welcome someone?
Introduce yourself and offer one specific way to help them settle in.
Welcome, Maya! I’m Priya on the design team. Come find me for a studio tour and the good snack shelf.
Hello from six hours ahead! I’ll send you my notes from standup so you can settle into your own morning.
How can I write a thoughtful thank-you?
Name what they did and what it made possible for you. Small acts deserve specific thanks too.
You found the bug at 11 and the fix at 11:30. Thank you for getting our launch over the line.
Thanks for protecting our focus time this week. I finished the proposal and got home for dinner with my family.
What can I write for a retirement?
Celebrate what they leave with the people around them, then make room for something they’re looking forward to.
Thirty years of showing up early and leaving this place better. We’ll keep the coffee hot for your visits.
You taught me to welcome a new teammate with lunch and a proper tour. I’ll carry that on. Enjoy those slow mornings on your porch.
What can I write during a recovery?
Offer warmth and a concrete kindness. Let the person set the pace of their recovery and share what feels comfortable.
Sending a sunflower and a lot of warmth. I’m watering your desk plant, and it has a new leaf waiting for you.
Thinking of you this week. I’d love to leave your favorite soup at the door on Thursday if that sounds good.
What can I write for a new baby?
Welcome the child and celebrate the family. A small detail about the parent can make your wish feel personal.
Welcome to the world, tiny new teammate. Your grown-up makes people feel at home, and you’re in such kind hands.
You explain hard things with such patience. Bedtime stories are going to be wonderful. So happy for your family!
What can I write for a team win?
Name the work behind the result, including a contribution you saw up close.
Three weeks ago this was a whiteboard sketch. Now it’s live. Your careful reviews helped us build something we’re proud of.
The design team’s patience through seven rounds of feedback deserves a celebration of its own. Thank you for seeing it through.
What can I write for a promotion?
Connect the new role to something you’ve already seen them do well.
You led the migration with such care for the team. This new role feels like a lovely recognition of that. Congratulations!
Watching you mentor our new teammates has been a highlight of this year. I’m excited to see you lead the next chapter.
What can I write for the holidays?
Look back on a shared moment and wish them time for what they love. Use the holiday greeting they celebrate.
Thank you for the afternoon memes that brightened my Wednesdays. Happy holidays from my time zone to yours.
From the offsite to the launch, you were steady all year. Wishing you slow mornings, good food and time with your favorite people.
What can I write just because?
Notice an ordinary kindness and say what it means to you. Tuesday is a fine occasion.
Thank you for refilling the coffee before it runs out. That little kindness makes the early shift feel welcoming.
You make hard weeks easier and easy weeks fun. Thinking of our lunchtime walks and feeling lucky to know you.
Can I chip in?
Give a bouquet, tap Give, then choose Add a gift to contribute $5 or more in USD.
Our 10% fee is included: $20 puts $18 toward the receiver’s gift and $2 toward our fee. The exact split appears before payment. Individual amounts stay private.
How does the receiver get their gift?
The receiver signs in to redeem their gift. They choose a gift card, an amount and a delivery email.
Gift balances stay available until redeemed or refunded, including after celebration removal. Contact us for refunds.
How do I send the celebration?
Tap Send to share the invitation with the receiver when the celebration is ready. They sign in to open it and keep it in Home.
Try: “The team made you something. Open it when you’ve got two quiet minutes.”
What does the receiver see?
The receiver opens an envelope, sees the cover card and taps to gather the bouquets together.
They can explore the bouquets and read the notes, with the names and memories givers shared.
Does the receiver need an account?
The receiver signs in with Google or an email link to open their invitation.
Their account keeps their celebration and gift together in Home. Their gift stays available after celebration removal.
How many givers does a celebration need?
A celebration begins with the first giver. Share the link to bring friends, family or coworkers into the celebration.
A few thoughtful bouquets can hold a whole story. Invite the people who share it.
Who can see my celebration?
The celebration is public at its link, including names, words, photos and videos. The first giver or receiver can remove it.
Individual gift amounts stay private. The receiver’s gift stays available after celebration removal. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle your information.
What’s the Celebrations page?
It’s the public feed of celebrations.
Your celebration also lives at its own public link, ready to revisit and share.
How do I report a problem?
Email contact@ourbouquet.com with the celebration link, and we’ll look into it.
How do I delete a celebration?
The first giver or receiver can remove the celebration from Edit cover while signed in. Removal is permanent.
The receiver keeps access to their gift.
How do I recover my celebration links?
Log in with Google or an email link to open your Home, with celebrations you gave to and those given to you.
The first giver and receiver sign in to keep their celebrations in Home. Givers can also sign in to edit their bouquets across devices.