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Celebrate & decorate for Lonely Bouquet Day

On Sunday, 29 June 2025, the 13th Lonely Bouquet Day will take place! On this day, together with many other private individuals, we will distribute small bouquets with a nice message throughout Germany to give people a little unexpected joy. Originally, the idea came from the American Emily Avenson, who owns a flower-picking garden in Belgium: In 2013, she called for the first time in a video to "leave out" flowers in a jar in public places on the last Sunday in June - the "Lonely Bouquet Day". A tag attached to it encourages the surprised, lucky finder to take the arrangement home as a gift.

Would you like to be part of Lonely Bouquet Day and bring joy to others through small, encouraging gestures?

Make your own small bouquets - it's so easy:


  1. Order our DIY Lonely Bouquet Set - it contains everything you need for your little flower greetings.

  2. Lovingly create several mini bouquets and arrange them in the enclosed cups using the water-soaked Floral Foam.

  3. Print out our tag templates or create your own handwritten messages. This way, the finders will know straight away that they can take the flowers with them - and why.

  4. Place your flower arrangements in a public place - preferably in the shade - and give someone an unexpected treat!

Simple, isn't it?We also recommend that you wait a little while after the bouquets have been "set out" and see how the lucky finder reacts, because this could definitely make not only the finder's day, but yours too!

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Our DIY Ideas for Lonely Bouquet Day:

DIY-Idee

Upcycling idea: create DIY mason jar vases

We'll show you how to turn the lid of a preserving jar into the ultimate plug-in aid.

Upcycling idea: make your own containers to hold bouquets

In this post, Luisa from schereleimpapier.de shows you how you can easily conjure up pretty containers for small bouquets.

A floral surprise with a heartfelt message

Want to surprise someone with flowers and a nice message? Anne shows you how to do it!