Flower wreath: weave the wreath on the door with your finger
The Flower wreath starts as an empty ring on a front door at dusk. As the recipient traces a circle over the door with a finger, twigs and leaves grow wherever it passes, followed by roses, daisies and small filler blooms. Each section plays a note as it fills, so the melody builds as the circle closes. When the wreath is complete, a bow is tied at the top and a ribbon unrolls beneath it with a line for the occasion and the recipient's name. It feels less like receiving a present and more like making something together.
For Mother's Day the wreath comes in pink by default, and the ribbon reads 'Happy Mother's Day'. Send it to your mum, your grandmother or anyone who has mothered you. The same wreath is also offered for a new home, a wedding or a simple thank-you, all occasions where a wreath on the door makes sense. Share the link by WhatsApp or by copying it, and the recipient opens it in their phone's browser.
What does the recipient experience?
- The screen says the sender 'wants to hang a wreath on your door'. The recipient turns the sound on and taps 'Let's begin'.
- Their name appears in large letters, with the line 'Let's weave the wreath together' underneath.
- A faint guide ring appears on the door. The recipient draws a circle along it with a finger (or the mouse); twigs, leaves and flowers grow where they pass, each section sounding a note.
- Once most of the ring is covered, the remaining gaps fill in on their own. Sparkles burst around the wreath, a bow appears at the top, the name ribbon unrolls below, petals fall and a waltz begins.
- The sender's message appears on a card. The recipient can send an emoji back with 'Say thanks' or weave the wreath again with 'Again'.
What can you choose?
The sender writes both names and an optional message, then picks a flower colour: red, pink, pastel or sunny. The colour changes the roses, the ribbon and the door together. Without a choice, the occasion decides: pink for Mother's Day, red for Valentine's Day, anniversaries and engagements, pastel for everything else. For a promotion there's also a reason to pick: promotion, new job or success.
When to send it
Mother's Day falls on the second Sunday of May in both the US and Turkey, and the wreath is a natural pick for it. It is also available for birthdays, Valentine's Day, anniversaries, engagements, weddings, new homes, graduations, promotions, new beginnings, get-well wishes, friendship and 'just because' days. The circle doesn't need to be perfect; running a finger around the ring a couple of times is enough.
Common questions
What if my circle is a bit wobbly?
That's fine. Every section your finger passes near the ring counts, and fast movements don't skip sections. When most of the ring is filled, the wreath finishes itself.
What is written on the ribbon?
A short line for the occasion and the recipient's name, for example 'Happy Mother's Day' or 'Welcome home'. Your own message comes at the end on a separate card.
Should I choose the wreath or the Bouquet?
Pick the wreath if the recipient would enjoy doing something: they build it and play the melody with their finger. If you'd rather keep it short and calm, the Bouquet only asks them to pull out a card.