Bunchnote

Flowers that know what you meant.

Tell us about the person. We choose the flowers, tell you why each one is in there, and send the bouquet as a link with your message and your voice inside it. No app, no address, nothing to post.

Step one of four

Finding the words is the hard part.

Tell us how you feel and who is making you feel it. Say it the way you’d say it out loud — messy is fine, a sentence is plenty. We’ll find the flowers that say it back.

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Go on — it’s the real thing

Eleven people, and what they got back.

Every one of these is real output. The sentence and the message are the sender’s; the flowers, and the reason for each of them, are what came back. Nothing here was written to look good on this page.

When there is nothing to sayMy friend Priya's mum died last Tuesday. I've started three messages and deleted all of them. I don't want to say the wrong thing but saying nothing is worse.
a hard lossA bouquet for a hard loss

For Priya

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When you got it wrongI said something careless to my brother Danny at dinner on Sunday and he left before pudding. He hasn't answered his phone since. I know exactly what I said.
making amendsA bouquet for making amends

For Danny

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When they are far awayMy partner Sam has been working in Aberdeen for four months and there are still two to go. Nothing is wrong. I just miss them and I want them to know today rather than in June.
long distanceA bouquet for long distance

For Sam

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When it finally happenedMy friend Ade submitted her PhD on Friday after seven years, two supervisors and a pandemic. She kept saying she was going to quit and she didn't.
submitting her phdA bouquet for submitting her phd

For Ade

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When someone quietly carried youMy neighbour Margaret fed my cat and watered every plant in the flat for the three weeks I was in hospital, and then wouldn't take anything for it.
neighbourly kindnessA bouquet for neighbourly kindness

For Margaret

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Before something hardMy daughter Nia starts her new job on Monday and she's convinced they've made a mistake hiring her. She's been like this since she was small.
the new jobA bouquet for the new job

For Nia

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From a long way awayI've been working in Dubai for three years and I send my mum money every month. She never mentions it. I want her to know the money isn't the point and I've never been able to say that on the phone.
from dubaiA bouquet for from dubai

A note with it

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Marking someone else's dayMy colleague Femi and his wife have their thirtieth anniversary on Saturday. He talks about her every single day and I don't think anyone at work has ever said anything about it.
thirtieth anniversaryA bouquet for thirtieth anniversary

For Femi

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When someone leavesRachel is leaving on Friday after eleven years. She trained half this office including me, and the card going round has forty signatures and nothing on it that means anything.
leaving after eleven yearsA bouquet for leaving after eleven years

For Rachel

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When the news is finally goodMy mum's oldest friend Bea got the all-clear on Tuesday after eighteen months of treatment. Nobody quite knows how to celebrate it without making it a bigger thing than she wants.
the all-clearA bouquet for the all-clear

For Bea

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For no reason at allMy mate Tom has had a genuinely grim few months and nobody sends men flowers. There's no occasion. I just want something to turn up at his door.
no occasionA bouquet for no occasion

For Tom

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Nobody keeps a text message.

They keep this one. It opens on a link, it says who it is from and why each flower is in it, and it does not disappear up a scroll.

Four steps, about two minutes.

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Say it badly

One sentence, however it comes out. No categories, no occasion dropdown, nothing to get right.

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Get a bunch back

Eight varieties chosen for what you actually said, each with a line about why it is in there.

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Arrange it yourself

Move the stems around until it looks like something you would hand over. It is your bouquet.

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Send a link

They open it on their phone. No app, no account, no address needed — just the flowers and your words.

Someone is on your mind right now.

You do not have to know what to say to them. That is the part we are for.

Start with a sentence

Flowers are chosen from a real catalogue of stock. Nothing is sent until you say so.