Mother's Day · Bouquet for Mom
Bouquet for Mom
One card from one person is lovely. A bouquet where every flower is from someone different is unforgettable. Add the first flower with a line for Mom, send it to your siblings, cousins and Dad, and give her the whole bouquet on the day.
No account needed. Everything is kept on our server under a short link, signed so names and notes can’t be changed along the way. Anyone with the link can read them.
How Bouquet for Mom works
- Write your name and one line for Mom. A flower opens with your words on it.
- Send the link to everyone who loves her: brothers, sisters, Dad, grandchildren.
- Each person adds a flower and passes the newer link on, up to 12 flowers. Then send the finished bouquet to Mom.
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One bouquet, every flower from someone different
A card from one person is lovely. A bouquet where each flower comes from a different person who loves her is the kind of thing a mother keeps. Bouquet for Mom lets you start that bouquet in a minute: you add the first flower with a line of thanks, then send the link to your brothers and sisters, your dad, the grandchildren and her best friend. Each person adds a flower and a few words, and the bouquet grows on the screen as it passes from phone to phone.
How it works
- Add the first flower. Type your name and finish the line "Mom, thank you for..." - every lunchbox note, the late-night lifts, believing in me.
- Pass it on. Send the link in the family group. Each person who opens it sees the bouquet so far and adds their own flower.
- Give it to Mom. When the bouquet is full, or the day arrives, send the newest link to her. She sees every flower open one by one, each with a name and a thank-you.
Flowers that open as she watches
Daisies, roses and tulips in a dozen soft colours rise on long stems into a paper-wrapped bouquet with a ribbon. Each flower carries the name of the person who added it, and the notes appear beneath.
When is Mother's Day?
In the United States, Canada, Australia and many other countries it is the second Sunday of May; in the UK and Ireland it is Mothering Sunday, three weeks before Easter. The bouquet works on any day - a birthday, a retirement, or simply a thank-you.
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Frequently asked questions
How many people can add a flower?
Up to twelve. Each person adds one flower with their name and a line for Mom.
How do I give the bouquet to Mom?
Send her the newest link - the one the last person shared. She sees every flower open with its name and note.
Two people added a flower at the same time. What happens?
Each link holds the bouquet as it was when it was shared. If the family splits into two bouquets, pick one to continue; nobody's words are lost from the links already sent.
Can I use it for a grandmother, a teacher or a birthday?
Yes. The words are yours, so it works for anyone you want to thank, on any day.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free, with no sign-up and no app.