Send flowers, or make them
Two ways to say the same thing. One arrives at their door, the other arrives as a link.
Start from a bouquet, or from nothing
Five already put together for the things people usually need to say, and one blank. Pick one and write your note, or build every stem yourself.
Pick your flowers
Every bloom carries its own meaning. Pick at least five, repeat any flower for a fuller bunch, and use its slider to set the colour.
Pick your foliage
The leaves your flowers sit among. Each one fills the bouquet differently, and you can pick two to mix them.
Pick your wrapping paper
This is the sleeve your flowers sit inside. Choose a paper, then the material it is made of, or mix your own colour underneath.
Pick your card colour
The little note tucked into the bouquet.
Write your letter
This note travels with the bouquet.
Pick a backdrop
The scene your bouquet is revealed against.
Where is it going?
Pick the city it will be delivered to. Which florists you can choose from, and the ongkir, both follow from this.
Choose a bouquet
Write the card
The florist writes this onto a card and tucks it into the bouquet, so keep it short enough to fit by hand.
Where and when
Nothing typed here leaves this page. This is a coursework demo and the order is not real.
Pay for the bouquet
The bouquet and the ongkir together. Choose how you would like to pay.
Your order is in
The florist would now pick this up, write your card by hand and take it over.
To ,
from
A demo order. Nothing was charged and no florist was contacted.