Frequently Asked Questions

DigiBouquet is a free online tool that lets you create digital flower bouquets and personalized greeting cards to share with friends and loved ones. There is no subscription or payment required.

The flower and foliage visuals are AI-assisted assets prepared for use inside the DigiBouquet service; see the site copyright notice and Terms for reuse restrictions.

No account, login, or email address is required. The builder does ask you to enter recipient and sender labels plus a message before it can create a share link.

You decide whether those labels are real names, initials, or another non-sensitive description. Anyone with the finished link can decode that text, so do not include confidential or sensitive information.

Creating a bouquet is quick and fun! Follow our simple 5-step wizard at digibouquet.net/create-bouquet:

1. Select flowers — choose at least 3 different flower types from our collection of 8 stunning blooms
2. Choose greenery — pick a lush foliage background to frame your arrangement
3. Pick a card template — select a greeting card style that matches the occasion
4. Write your message — add the recipient's name, your name, and a personalized message
5. Choose a background — select a background theme to complete the look

Once all steps are complete, you'll receive a unique shareable link to send to your recipient!

You must select between 3 and 8 different flower types.

The current collection has exactly 8 options: Rose, Peony, Tulip, Daisy, Lily, Orchid, Camellia, and Lotus. Duplicate selections are not allowed.

Yes! As you complete each step of the bouquet creator, you will see a live preview of your arrangement updating in real time. By the time you reach the final step, you'll have a complete picture of how your bouquet and card will appear to your recipient.

The final shareable link opens the exact same view your recipient will see — so what you see is truly what they get.

Yes. Step 4 lets you enter the recipient's name, your name, and a free-form message.

Recipient and sender names can each contain up to 30 characters, and the message can contain up to 200 characters. The limits keep shared links manageable and the card readable.

A generated link is a snapshot and cannot be edited in place. Build a new bouquet with the changes and share the new link.

The earlier link remains a separate snapshot for as long as DigiBouquet continues to support that link format.

The current card templates are Classic Cream, Torn Vintage, Burnt Edge, Rose Gold, Watercolor Wash, Midnight, Kraft Card, and Garden Party.

The current backgrounds are Soft Blush, Midnight Garden, Golden Hour, Lavender Dream, Spring Meadow, Starlit Night, Rose Mist, Ocean Breeze, Sunset Glow, and Cherry Blossom. The builder is the source of truth if this list changes.

After completing all 5 steps, copy the generated /bouquet#b=... link and send it through a messaging app, email, social platform, or SMS.

Everything after the # is the encoded bouquet. It is not normally sent to DigiBouquet in the page request, but it is not encrypted, so share the link only with people who should read its names and message.

New fragment-based links do not have an individual server-side expiration record, but DigiBouquet cannot promise permanent availability or support for every format.

Temporary support for old /create-bouquet?b=... query links ends October 30, 2026. Recreate an old bouquet as a new /bouquet#b=... link before that date.

DigiBouquet does not maintain accounts or a bouquet database. New links keep the encoded bouquet after the #, which browsers do not normally send in the HTTP request. Base64URL is not encryption, and anyone with the link can decode it.

Hosting providers still process ordinary request data such as IP addresses and logs; old query-based links may also expose their full query to hosting logs during the temporary migration period. Google Analytics measures page use across the site; Analytics storage starts denied in the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland until the user makes a consent choice. Page-view URLs exclude query strings and fragments so bouquet payloads are not sent in those URLs. Advertising is disabled by default and, if enabled, is excluded from builder and shared bouquet pages. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Yes. The bouquet creator and viewer use responsive layouts and touch-compatible controls for phones, tablets, and desktop computers.

Use an up-to-date browser, and report a device-specific layout or interaction problem through the Contact page.

DigiBouquet requires JavaScript and modern browser support for URL fragments, Base64URL decoding, and the Web Share or Clipboard APIs used by sharing controls. Current versions of major browsers should provide those capabilities.

Internet Explorer is not supported. If a control is unavailable, update the browser or use the displayed link manually.

Minor visual differences between devices are completely normal. Factors such as screen size, pixel density (retina vs. standard displays), color calibration, and font rendering can all cause slight variations in how the bouquet appears.

The flower arrangement itself is generated deterministically — the same flowers always appear in the same positions and sizes for a given bouquet — so the layout is consistent. Only the visual quality, sharpness, and color vibrancy may differ slightly based on the device's display capabilities.

Yes, you can print your bouquet using your browser's built-in print function (Ctrl+P on Windows, Cmd+P on Mac). For the best results:

1. Use Print to PDF to save a high-quality digital copy first
2. Select landscape orientation for the best layout
3. Enable background graphics in your print settings so colors and gradients are included

Once you have a PDF, you can print it at home or at a local print shop for a unique physical keepsake.