The easiest way to look thoughtful all year

Flowers that say, “I thought of you when I didn’t have to.”

Pick a rhythm once. We choose a random ordinary day, send you a heads-up before it ships, and deliver a fresh bouquet she never saw coming.

Two minutes to set up. Pause, change, or cancel anytime — no lock-in, no calendar to keep.

Hand-tied bouquet of peonies, garden roses and anemones wrapped in craft paper

Images are representative only. Actual arrangements vary.

The whole idea

Expected flowers are nice. Random flowers are remembered.

Valentine’s Day has help from the calendar. A random day does not. That is why it lands differently.

  • Chosen, not obligatory

    No holiday doing the work — just you.

  • Lands on an ordinary day

    Turns an ordinary day into a happy one.

  • A rhythm she can feel

    Not just one big date on the calendar – a steady reminder throughout the year.

  • No performance

    Holiday flowers get judged. Random ones get received.

How it works

You set the rhythm. We handle the timing.

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Choose the rhythm

Monthly, every two months, quarterly, or yearly. You choose how often she is surprised.

We pick the day

The date stays random, so it never feels scheduled or obligatory.

You get a heads-up

We email you before it ships, so you are never caught off guard.

She gets the bouquet

Fresh flowers arrive on an ordinary day – which is exactly why they work.

Choose a rhythm

Pick the cadence. We pick the day.

Free shipping. Pause anytime. Charged only when flowers ship.

Most loved

Monthly

$75/ delivery

Most loved.

Every two months

$85/ delivery

A steady, gentle rhythm.

Quarterly

$95/ delivery

Four small earthquakes a year.

Yearly

$120/ delivery

One perfect, unannounced day.

A bouquet handed across a sunlit doorway

Images are representative only. Actual arrangements vary.

Reactions, unscripted

He sent flowers on a Thursday in February. Nothing was happening. I cried at my desk.
Maya R.
It’s the only subscription I like to forget I have — until she texts me a photo and a heart.
Daniel K.
Better than Valentine’s. Way better than Valentine’s.
Priya S.

One minute today. A happy wife all year.

Set up the thoughtfulness once. Keep surprising her all year.

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