A hand-tied bouquet of peach roses and white carnations in kraft paper, resting on white linen

Nº 01 Beautiful flowers. A little mystery.

Some feelings
deserve flowers.

Send someone a little beauty. We'll take care of the surprise.

IIT MandiAnonymous by designDelivered to approved campus desks

01 · One

It starts with
one flower.

02 · A few more

Then a few more,
placed by hand.

03 · Tied

Wrapped and tied
into a bouquet.

04 · For them

And one, just
for them.

Tap the flower

The flowers

How much do you
want to say?

Start with a single stem, or go all the way. Every bouquet is hand-tied with the freshest flowers of the week.

White and blush ranunculus resting on a wooden barrel

Photographs show the size and style. Flowers are chosen fresh each week, so the exact flowers and colours vary.

Two hands holding a single pink peony in the dark

How the secret works

Say it with flowers.
Keep a little mystery.

  1. iChoose a bouquet.
  2. iiLeave a little note.
  3. iiiPick an approved delivery point.
  4. ivLet the surprise happen.
Pink roses on old books beside spools of thread
For you,

For no special reason.
Or maybe for every reason.

— someone

The secret note

Write it here.
We'll tuck it in.

Every bouquet can carry a small card. Type yours and watch it appear. It goes with your order when you choose the flowers.

How ordering works

  1. 01Choose a sizeOne stem or a full bouquet, plus a small extra if you like.
  2. 02Add an optional noteUnsigned unless you sign it. We never add your name.
  3. 03Pay and submitScan the UPI QR, then upload your payment screenshot.
  4. 04We verify, then arrangeYour order is confirmed only after we've checked the payment.

At least two hours' notice. Choose a slot that starts two or more hours from now. We confirm the exact delivery time on your private order page.

Uploading a screenshot isn't confirmation. Every payment is checked by hand. You'll see "Payment verified" on your order page (and as an alert, if you turn them on) once it's done.

Our little secret

They'll know someone
cares. Not who.

A single pink flower head

What we ask for

  • The bouquet and an optional note
  • Their name for the tag
  • An approved drop point and a time
  • A payment screenshot, to verify payment

What we never ask for

  • Your name
  • An account or password
  • Your roll number or hostel
  • Your phone number

UPI apps show us the name on the paying account. Only we see it, only to verify payment, and the screenshot is deleted once the flowers are delivered.

Will they find out it was me?

Not from us. The bouquet comes with their name on the tag and your message (if you wrote one), nothing else. If you sign the card “your lab partner”, that's on you.

How does the recipient get the flowers?

We leave the bouquet at the guard desk you picked, labelled with the name you gave us. You can hint that something's waiting, or let them discover it.

What if my payment doesn't go through?

We check every screenshot by hand. If something doesn't match, your tracking page will say so. If you left a contact, we'll reach out to sort it.

Can I choose an exact time?

We deliver in time slots so we can do several runs a day. Pick the slot that fits, and we'll aim for the start of it.

I lost my private tracking link. Help?

If you ticked “remember this order”, it's listed in the tracking section on the device you used. Otherwise, we can't look orders up by name because we don't store it. If you left a contact or remember your UPI transaction ID, message us and we'll check the order status for you.

How do flower alerts work?

If you switch them on, your browser gives us an anonymous address to send a little ping to: no name, no email, no number. We use it only for this order (payment verified, out for delivery, delivered) and delete it a few days after delivery. On iPhone and iPad, alerts need the site added to your Home Screen first (iOS 16.4+).

Is this only for crushes?

Not at all. Roommates, best friends, the senior who saved your semester, the mess uncle, yourself. Flowers don't need a reason.

Pink peonies glowing against a dark background

Someone's day
could use flowers.

Send a Little Surprise