For staff to allow us access to the ward, we need the Patient's Full Name and Room Number. Due to Data Protection laws, the hospital does not provide this information, so these details are mandatory to deliver your surprise.

No. For medical safety and center protocol, flowers are forbidden in the ICU and recovery room. Our recommendation is to wait until the patient moves to a ward to brighten their stay with a colorful gift.

Don't worry. If the patient has already gone home when we arrive, we will call you right away to coordinate delivery to their home. We will find the best solution together to ensure your gift reaches them as soon as possible so the surprise isn't missed.

Vases are usually not available in the hospital. For convenience and hygiene, our star recommendation is "Centerpieces" or "Flower Boxes". They come with their own water base, are more stable, and much easier to take home on discharge day.

It’s the perfect combination of technology and emotion.

First, if you can't find the words, Bloomi (our AI) will write unique messages for you. By clicking the "Use this" button, the text is automatically transferred to the editor.

The best part is the real preview: you will see on your screen exactly how it will look once printed (typography, design...). Additionally, the system is smart: if you write a long letter, it automatically switches to Folio format so it reads perfectly; and if it’s for a funeral arrangement, it allows you to select Ribbon.

No surprises! What you see on the screen is what we deliver.

Vases are not always available at the clinic. So the family can focus on enjoying the moment, we recommend our "Centerpieces" or "Flower Boxes". They come with their own water, don't mess, and are super easy to take home.