Graduation
What do you give at the end of something long?
Years of work end in one afternoon of photographs, so we make something that outlasts the afternoon.
The card
What to write
We write the card by hand, exactly as you send it. Take one of these or change it so it sounds like you.
- You did it. We never doubted you, mostly.
- Congratulations. All of it was worth it.
- I'm so proud of you. Go and have a rest.
- The hard part is over now. Congratulations.
- Congratulations, doctor. You're still not the useful kind.
- This is for all the late nights nobody saw.
- Well done. Genuinely, well done.
- You've closed one chapter. Here's to the next one.
Timing
When to order
We take three to five days. Graduation seasons cluster together, so the weeks around results and ceremonies get busy for us. If you already know the ceremony date, please order about two weeks ahead.
What most people get wrong
Graduation flowers are nearly always for the photographs. They need to look right in a hand at arm's length, and they need to survive being carried around a hot hall for three hours. That's a different brief from a piece for a table, so it's worth telling us which one you want.
What to send
See everythingBlush and White Daisy Bouquet
Some birthdays you really want to get right. This one gathers daisies, lilies and small pearl-centred blossoms in blush and white, packed into a full round dome.
LKR 4,8003 to 5 days
Bright Pink Garden Bouquet
Some days are worth making a noise about. This is the biggest piece we make, in magenta, hot pink and purple, with gerberas, tulips and lilies packed close together.
LKR 8,5005 to 7 days
Little Daisy Posy
Some things are said better small. This is the smallest piece we make, a tight dome of white daisies with yellow centres, wrapped in cream and tied with tulle.
LKR 2,4002 to 3 days
Tell us who it is for.
We reply within the hour on most days. You're not committing to anything, and we never show the price to the person receiving it.