Every bouquet now ships
with a playlist

The idea came from Declan, who builds arrangements to music and insists every bouquet has a tempo. So now each weekly drop ships with a QR code on the tag that opens a fifteen-track playlist on Spotify or Apple Music. Free, no signup beyond whatever music app you already have.

This week's three moods

Cobalt Anemone Grid gets Ambient Morning Architecture: slow electronic, lots of space, nothing with a hook before track five. Cold palette, cold sounds.

Signal Peony Column gets Warm Analog Jazz: brushed drums, tape hiss, a little swagger. The peony is a loud flower and deserves a loud playlist.

Warm Neutral Stack gets Neo-Classical Focus: piano and strings that sit nicely under a work call. It is the bouquet people send to someone's desk, scored accordingly.

How it works in practice

The QR code is printed on the care tag inside the tube. Scan it, pick your service, done. We rotate the playlists when the drops change, so a repeat order next month will point somewhere new.

If you are sending the bouquet as a gift, the playlist is part of it. Several people have told us the playlist outlasted the flowers, which is both the point and mildly insulting.