comparison
a free digibouquet alternative with hand-drawn flowers
Same idea — arrange flowers, write a card, send a link — with sixteen illustrated stems, four wrapping papers, three ribbons and a public garden of what people have sent.
build a bouquet
what you get
Sixteen hand-drawn flowers with meanings, four papers, three ribbons, an unlimited-length card, and a permanent link you can send anywhere.
no account, no paywall
Nothing is gated. You never enter an email address, and there is no upgrade prompt at the end of the flow.
the garden
Recent bouquets appear in a public garden so you can browse arrangements for ideas before building your own. Card messages stay private to the link.
questions
- Is this a free alternative to Digibouquet?
- Yes. Every feature — 16 flowers, wrapping, ribbon, the card and the share link — is free with no account.
- What is different here?
- The flowers are hand-drawn ink-and-watercolour illustrations, bouquets are shareable by plain link, and there is a public garden of recent bouquets.