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Fresh flowers, wrapped by hand. Never the sad kind from a gas station.
Flowers. Hot coffee. A card you wrote by hand. We bring it all to their desk before lunch. They never see it coming. You did it from your phone in one minute.
The best surprise happens while they're somewhere else. We time the drop around their day — desk, doorstep, or a quiet handoff to you before they're up. And we make the coffee right before the run leaves, so it lands minutes old.
To their office, while you're at yours. Flowers on the desk before noon, seen by everyone who walks past — and they get to say who sent them.
Hot or icedThe slowest hour of anyone's day, interrupted. Home or office. Too late for caffeine? Send decaf, or chocolate instead.
Coffee · decaf · chocolateLive in the same house? We text you two minutes out. No doorbell, no knock. You take it inside and set it on the counter. They come down and it's already there.
Hot, freshly pulledMost gifts ship from a warehouse. This one gets made the morning it goes out — then we drive it over ourselves.
Fresh flowers, wrapped by hand. Never the sad kind from a gas station.
Real Colombian coffee, made how they like it — hot or iced, sweet or not. Not a coffee person? Send chocolate instead.
You tell us what to say. We write it by hand, in real ink. It's the part they keep in a drawer.
Tap one. You'll tell us the flowers, the coffee, and what to write on the card on the next screen. Takes a minute.
Flowers, a coffee, and your card. Small, but it still makes their day.
Start here → Most sentBig flowers, two coffees, a sweet treat, and your card. This is the one people cry over.
Send this →Our biggest flowers, two coffees, chocolates, and a card sealed in wax. For the day that really matters.
Go big →Delivery is included. Nothing extra at checkout. Within 4 miles of Cypress & Los Alamitos.
She cried. At her desk. In front of everyone. Best $49 I've spent.
Daniel R. · CypressI forgot our anniversary. Ordered at 8:50. It was on his desk by noon. He thinks I planned it.
Maria L. · Los AlamitosThe card was handwritten. Real ink. My mom kept it on the fridge for a month.
Jenna P. · CypressCoffee was still hot. Flowers were fresh. And they got her order exactly right.
Marcus T. · Los AlamitosI use them for every apology now. Works better than words.
Ray S. · CypressSent one "just because." She called me crying happy. Do it.
Alicia M. · CypressSame flowers, same premium Colombian coffee, same cards written by hand — just more of them. Tell us what you're planning and we'll put something together. No packages, no menus. We'll ask what the room is for, then build it around that.
Coffee and blooms for the suite while everyone's getting ready. Welcome gifts with a card for each name.
Client gifting at volume, employee appreciation, the morning a big team needs to feel seen. Every card still written by hand.
Showers, openings, closings, launches. If it's a room full of people who deserve a little thing, we're interested.
Because we don't make it when you order — we make it right before the run leaves. On the early runs the roads are empty and it's minutes from cup to door, which is where a hot coffee holds up best. On the midday runs we suggest iced, which travels without losing anything.
Two ways. Send it to where they'll be — their desk before noon, seen by the whole office — while you're at yours. Or choose the Quiet Handoff: we text you two minutes out, no doorbell, no knock. You bring it in and set it down. They find it in the morning with no idea when it arrived.
Yes. You send us the words, someone sits down with a pen and writes them on the card color you picked. We don't own a card printer and don't plan to. It's the part they keep after the flowers are gone.
Colombia. We import premium beans and roast them fresh, then make every cup minutes before the run leaves — never sitting in a carafe.
No. Honey, vanilla, cinnamon, an extra shot — pick up to two, on us. We cap it at two because past that it stops tasting like coffee and starts tasting like dessert.
Send decaf, or swap the cup for chocolate. Same price, same flowers, same handwritten card. Choose it at step three.
Yes, and honestly it's the better delivery. Flowers on a desk at eleven in the morning get seen by everyone who walks past, and they get to say who sent them.
Yes — that's where the handwritten cards really land. Twenty of them, or two hundred. There's no set menu; tell us what the room is for and we'll build it around that. Send us the details and we'll reach out within a business day.
Cypress and Los Alamitos, within about four miles. We keep the radius tight on purpose — it's how the coffee arrives fresh and the flowers arrive standing up.
There are two cutoffs a day: 9:00 AM for delivery by noon, and 2:00 PM for the same afternoon. Anything after two goes out first thing the next morning. You'll see the exact cutoff counting down at the top of this page.
It takes one minute. It makes their whole day. Pick one below.
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