Every occasion

Flowers, the words you could not say out loud, and a song for the part you cannot explain.

girlfriendboyfriendwifehusbanda friendmomdada colleague or your boss

Roses, a card in your own words, your song, and your voice saying the one thing.

girlfriendboyfriendwifehusband

A small bouquet, a song for the distance, and a few seconds of your voice.

boyfriendgirlfrienda friend who moved awaymomdad

For the date you both remember. Add the song that was playing, or your voice.

wifehusbandparents

The kindest kind of message is the one that is not for any occasion.

A bouquet that opens, a card with your question, and the song that is yours.

Send them on the day, or seal the card to open at midnight on the 14th.

Bright flowers, a song, and a card that can stay sealed until their day.

momdadsisterbrothera friendboss or a colleaguewifehusband

Flowers for the win, big or small. Add your voice, because a text feels too small.

a frienda colleaguesister

For the degree, the late nights, and everyone who said you could.

Soft flowers for new parents, who are probably too tired to open a real delivery.

For the couple who has too many real bouquets to carry and not enough kind messages.

For the offer, the promotion, or the first day. Short, warm, and not a LinkedIn comment.

Flowers for the first week, when the boxes are still everywhere.

Thirty years deserves more than a group email. Add everyone’s voice in one place.

For the exam, the interview, the match, the big day tomorrow.

For someone leaving the team, the city, or the neighbourhood.

For someone resting at home or in a hospital bed, where real flowers are not always allowed.

momdada frienda colleague

A quiet bouquet for someone grieving. You do not have to find the perfect words.

a grieving frienda colleague who lost someone

For a teacher, a friend, a parent, anyone who showed up when it counted.

a teachermomboss or managera frienda doctor or nurse

For someone who is tired, stuck, or doing something difficult. Tell them you see it.

Marigolds and light for family you cannot visit this year. Add a voice note for the elders.

For the brother or sister you cannot tie a rakhi to in person this year.

All the colours, none of the mess. Send the brightest bouquet you can build.

For the family and friends you will not get to hug this year.

A bouquet in red and white for people who feel like home.

Seal it to open at midnight, then watch it bloom on their screen as the year turns.

Skip the delivery that arrives late. Send a bouquet, a card, and your voice.

A bouquet for the man who says very little and means it all.

Write the thank you you never got to say in class.

For a mother, a mentor, a colleague, a friend. Say it without the corporate slogan.

A bouquet for the person you can call at 2 a.m. Add a song only you two get.