The digital bouquet
Ten blooms, five recipes, one meaning — yours.
A KaDo bouquet is not a photo of flowers. It is an arrangement composed live from ten botanical species and six greens, each drawn by the same engine that animates the reveal your recipient opens. You choose what it should say — love said plainly, a bright congratulations, calm for a hard week — and the arrangement follows.
Five recipes shape the composition: Romance, Joy, Serenity, Devotion, and Grace. Each leads with blooms whose traditional meanings carry the message, so the bouquet reads right even before your note is opened.
What makes the digital bouquet different
Composed, not photographed
Every bouquet is drawn for your gift — blooms, greens, vellum wrap, and ribbon — so no two arrive alike.
Meaning built in
Roses for love, lilies for devotion, sunflowers for loyalty. Pick by what you want to say; the flower guide keeps the meanings straight.
An unwrapping, not an attachment
The bouquet arrives wrapped. Your recipient tugs the ribbon, the vellum folds back, and the arrangement blooms open with your note.
Moments this gift fits
Anniversaries and love said out loud
Birthdays that deserve more than a text
Thank-yous with real weight behind them
Apologies, recoveries, and long distances
Say it in the right flower
Each bloom in the bouquet carries a meaning. Choose by what you want the gift to say — we keep the guide.
Before you send
Is a digital bouquet free to create?
Yes — composing and previewing is free, for as long as you like. Sending the finished gift uses one credit.
Does the recipient need an app or account?
No. They open your link on any phone or computer and the reveal plays right there.
Can I choose the exact flowers?
You pick the recipe and occasion, and can tune the arrangement — flowers, greens, and wrap — before you send.
How long does it take to make one?
Most gifters finish in under two minutes: choose, write, preview, send.