Weekly flower subscription
Flowers on the table every week, without the florist run
You pick a size. We pick the stems from whatever is actually in season, wrap them, and send them on a day you choose. Skip a week if you are traveling. Pause if you need a break.
If a bouquet arrives looking tired, tell us and we replace it. Pause or cancel any time before the next cutoff.
You keep meaning to have flowers. Then it is Thursday.
- Grocery bunches look fine in the store and tired in the jar by Wednesday.
- A florist run only happens when someone else is being celebrated.
- You screenshot bouquets on your phone and never order them, because it is one more errand.
The bunches were never the problem. The errand was.
Flowers die on a calendar that already lost. If buying them is a special trip, they lose to dinner, laundry, and getting home after dark. A house that always has flowers is not a more motivated person. It is a delivery day.
A set day. Stems that are actually in season. Skip from your phone.
- 01
You pick the size, not the stem list
Bud, Signature, or Garden. A florist builds from what is good that week, without you standing at a cooler guessing.
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It arrives on a day you choose
Same window each week, so the table is not empty when you walk in.
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Skip or pause without a phone maze
Traveling, or the house is full already. You skip before the cutoff. You are not charged for a week you paused.
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Tired on arrival gets replaced
If it looks tired when it shows up, we send another. A care card is in the wrap so it lasts the week.
What changes, and when
Day 1
You pick a size and a delivery day
Signature is the house bouquet most people keep. Add a vase if you are still using a drinking glass.
Week 1
The first wrap is on the table
Seasonal stems, already arranged. You are not at the florist. You are already home.
Month 1
The house just has flowers
You stop remembering to buy them because they are already there. Skip the weeks you are away.
The weekly drop
Weekly Bouquet
A florist-designed seasonal bouquet, delivered every week. You pick the size. We pick the stems. Skip or pause before the next cutoff.
- A florist-designed seasonal bouquet every week
- A care card in the wrap
- Skip or pause before the next cutoff
- Replacement if it arrives looking tired
Weekly flower subscription
Weekly Bouquet
A florist-designed drop, every week.
- A florist-designed seasonal bouquet every week
- A care card in the wrap
- Skip or pause before the next cutoff
- Replacement if it arrives looking tired
If a bouquet arrives looking tired, tell us and we replace it. Pause or cancel any time before the next cutoff.
Delivered on a day you choose. If we cannot reach your address, we refund the first week.
What members say
Reviews will sit here once real customers write them. Empty quotes do not help anyone buy.
I've tried grocery bunches
A member quote about lasting the week belongs here once you have a real review.
I'll be away and waste them
A member quote about skipping a week belongs here once you have a real review.
If it arrives tired, we replace it
If a bouquet arrives looking tired, tell us and we replace it. Pause or cancel any time before the next cutoff. Delivered on a day you choose. If we cannot reach your address, we refund the first week.
Start a weekly dropQuestions
What if I am traveling?
Skip that week before the cutoff. You are not charged for a week you skipped.
Will they last the week?
They are designed to. If a bouquet arrives looking tired, tell us and we replace it. Keep it out of direct sun and change the water.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Pause or cancel any time before the next cutoff. There is no annual lock.
What flowers do I get?
Whatever is actually in season that week, in the size you picked. You do not choose a stem list. That is the point.
Do you deliver to me?
We take US addresses and confirm a delivery day after you subscribe. If we cannot reach your address, we refund the first week.
I am not ready for a subscription.
Order First Bouquet once. Same florist, same Signature size, no weekly plan.
