Get in Touch

Questions, corrections, and feedback go to a real inbox

DigiBouquet is maintained by Tommy Tang, and the site inbox is used for both product support and content corrections. If you notice something inaccurate on a flower guide, run into a bouquet-builder issue, or want to suggest a new scenario page, this is the right place to reach the site.

Contact Us by Email

The best way to reach DigiBouquet is by email. Most messages receive a response within one to two business days. For bug reports or correction requests, more detail makes it easier to investigate and fix the issue quickly.

Send us a message

What to Include in Your Email

To help with triage and follow-up, include:

• Subject line: A short label such as "Correction request," "Builder bug," or "Partnership inquiry"
• Relevant URL: Include the guide, flower page, or bouquet link involved
• Your device and browser: Useful for technical issues
• What you expected versus what happened: Especially important for builder bugs
• Any evidence or source link: Helpful for factual corrections

Types of Inquiries We Handle

The inbox is used for a few specific categories:

Technical Support

If the bouquet builder behaves unexpectedly, share the device, browser, and bouquet URL if one exists. Most issues come from client-side rendering or share-link edge cases, and those can usually be reproduced quickly with a complete report.

Corrections and Content Feedback

If a flower page, message guide, or example page looks incomplete or misleading, send the URL along with the issue you noticed. Corrections are reviewed before broader wording or formatting changes.

Feature Suggestions

If you have an idea for a new flower, card style, or gifting scenario, explain the user problem it would solve. Feature requests that connect clearly to a real use case are much easier to evaluate.

Press and Media Inquiries

If you are writing about digital gifting, lightweight gift tools, or people-first product content, include your publication, deadline, and what you need from DigiBouquet.

Partnerships

Partnership requests are welcome when they are relevant to digital gifting, consumer product discovery, or editorial collaboration around flower and message education.

Our Commitment to You

Messages are read by a real person, not an automated support layer. That matters especially for factual corrections and product bugs, where context is usually more important than canned replies. If you do not hear back within three business days, a follow-up email is appropriate.