We're not a florist where you pick from a catalog and check out instantly. Every order starts with a conversation, we propose something suited to the recipient, and only after you've confirmed it do we start making it. Talk to us about inauguration celebrations, office openings, ceremonies, and condolences.
Lining up SKU'd products for instant checkout works well at scale, but it can't capture a company's character or what's fitting for a particular occasion. We ask about the purpose, the recipient's atmosphere, and your budget, then make something suited to that moment from what's in season.
Because everything is made to order, we can only take on a limited number of pieces each day. That's exactly what lets us spend real time on each conversation. If you already know your date, we recommend reaching out early.
Made in June, so built around blues and purples, with touches of red and silver echoing the recipient company's logo — designed from our conversation with the client.
Requested to be natural and softly toned, to sit alongside the natural-stone jewelry on display.
Designed around the recipient company's brand image colors.
A flow you can use as-is for internal approval.
We ask about the occasion, budget, deadline, and the recipient's atmosphere, by form, LINE, or phone.
Based on that conversation, we propose flowers, colors, and pricing.
You review the proposal and we make any adjustments needed. This is where the details are finalized.
We make each piece by hand, following what was confirmed.
Whether it's picked up, delivered locally, or shipped, we send a photo once it has arrived.
Alongside the occasion, color, style, and budget, we'll also ask about things specific to business orders — the recipient's atmosphere, corporate colors, and more. We'll confirm a proposal with you before we start making it.
Start an orderUpload your company logo and we'll read its main colors to give you a rough sense of direction for the flower palette (this is only a guide — the actual proposal happens during our conversation). The image is processed entirely in your browser and never sent anywhere.