What to write on a flower card

A flower card is small, and that helps: a short message reads better than a long one. Our florist writes every card by hand, with room for two or three short sentences, up to 90 characters. Here are messages that fit, by occasion. Use them as they are, or change a word to make them yours.

Tips first

Start with their name or “To…”. Say one thing, not three. Sign it the way they know you: “Love, Mom”, “The whole team”, or just your initial.

Birthday

“Happy birthday! Wishing you a year as bright as these flowers.” “Happy birthday to my favorite person. Love you.” “Cheers to you on your birthday! Love, the whole team.” See our birthday flowers.

Anniversary

“Happy anniversary. I’d choose you all over again.” “Here’s to us, and to many more years together.” See our anniversary flowers.

Thank you

“Thank you for everything. You made such a difference.” “Thanks for being an amazing neighbor!”

Just because

“Just because. Thinking of you today.” “Miss you. Can’t wait to see you.”

Congratulations

“So proud of you. Congratulations on the promotion!” “Happy retirement! Enjoy every free morning.”

New home

“Welcome to the neighborhood!” “Happy new home! May it be full of good days.”

I’m sorry

“I’m sorry. You mean the world to me.”

Get well

“Thinking of you and wishing you a speedy recovery.”

New baby

“Welcome to the world, little one! Congratulations.”

Sympathy

“With deepest sympathy. Thinking of you and your family.” “Remembering a wonderful life. Our thoughts are with you.” See what flowers to send for sympathy.

Valentine’s Day

“To my Valentine: you make every day brighter.”

Mother’s Day

“Happy Mother’s Day, Mom. Thank you for everything.”

Not sure what to say?

Leave the card blank in the request and sign only your name: a handwritten name with fresh flowers says enough.

Ready to send? Choose an arrangement in the catalog, or see same-day flower delivery across Palm Coast and Flagler Beach.