Every other occasion tells you when to send. This one doesn't, which is exactly why it works. A bouquet that arrives for no reason lands harder than one the recipient was expecting. It is also the hardest kind to get right, because there is no prompt telling you what to send, what to write, or whether it will be read the way you meant it. This page covers all three.
"Thinking of you" sounds vague until you look at the situations it covers. These are the ones that come up most.
A job loss, a difficult diagnosis in the family, a divorce. Not serious enough to be condolence flowers, not an illness that calls for get well soon. Flowers work here precisely because they say something without requiring the recipient to reply.
A parent in another country, a friend who moved, a partner travelling for months. Flowers are one of the few gifts that prove you did something physical rather than sending a message. This is the most common reason people order from overseas to a Singapore address.
The friend who stopped replying, the relative you keep meaning to call. A bouquet reopens the conversation without demanding an explanation, and without the awkwardness of a message that starts "sorry I've been bad at replying".
The anniversary of a loss, the day someone finished treatment, a birthday of a person who has died. Being the one who remembered is the entire gift here, and the flowers are just how you show it.
This is the practical problem unique to no-occasion flowers. With a birthday or an anniversary the context explains itself. Here the recipient has to work out what you meant, and the wrong bouquet answers that question for you.
Avoid red roses entirely unless you intend the romantic reading. Red roses with no occasion attached are unambiguous, and there is no message card wording that undoes them.
Sunflowers, carnations and mixed seasonal bouquets are the safe ground. They read as warm and friendly rather than romantic, which is why they make up a large part of this range. Sunflowers in particular are hard to misread.
Say why in the card. One specific line, "saw these and thought of that trip", removes the ambiguity completely. Vagueness is what makes an unexpected bouquet confusing, not the flowers themselves.
Our guide to flower meanings covers what different blooms traditionally signal, if you want the choice to carry a specific message.
We currently have 45 bouquets tagged for this occasion, more than any other on the site, and the most varied. Roses lead, but carnations, sunflowers, tulips, lilies, hydrangeas and flower boxes are all represented, which matters when the whole point is avoiding a default choice.
| Price | What you get | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| $35 – $49 | Compact Petite bouquets, a small rose or carnation posy | A light touch, colleagues, regular small gestures |
| $58 – $89 | Small to mid mixed bouquets with filler and foliage | Friends, and most everyday sending |
| $98 – $128 | Full mixed bouquets and flower boxes. Over half this range sits here | When it needs to land properly |
| $138+ | Larger arrangements with a wider flower mix | Family, or someone having a genuinely bad year |
There is also a $18 single-sunflower capsule with fairy lights, a keepsake rather than a bouquet, and the smallest gesture we offer. For the wider budget picture, see affordable flowers.
This is the hardest card on the site to write, because every other occasion hands you an opening line. Without one, most people default to "thinking of you" and stop. Which is warm but tells the recipient nothing.
Name the trigger. Why today? "Passed the place we used to go", "your name came up and I realised it had been a year". Specificity is what makes it land.
Don't ask for anything. No "call me", no "let me know how you're doing". The gift is better if it costs the recipient nothing, especially when they are struggling.
Keep it short. Two lines that mean something beat a paragraph that reads as filler.
Our card message generator is a reasonable starting point if you are stuck, though this is the one occasion where editing it into your own words matters most.
Every bouquet on this page, from the entry option upward, gets the same treatment.
Order before 2 PM for same-day delivery. See our same-day delivery page for cut-offs, or our flower care guide for keeping them fresh.
No, and it is usually the point. An unexpected bouquet lands harder than one the recipient was expecting, because it shows you thought of them without a date prompting you. The only thing worth being careful about is the signal the flowers themselves send.
Sunflowers, carnations and mixed seasonal bouquets read as warm and friendly rather than romantic. Avoid red roses entirely unless you intend that reading, since with no occasion attached they are unambiguous and no card wording undoes them.
Bouquets in this range start at $35 and go to $239, with over half sitting between $98 and $128. Gift wrapping and a personalised message card are included, and delivery is a flat $15 island-wide.
Name the trigger, why today rather than any other day. Avoid asking for anything in return, such as "call me", especially if the recipient is going through something difficult. Two specific lines beat a long general message.
Yes. Distance is one of the most common reasons people order this occasion, and delivery is a flat $15 island-wide regardless of where the order is placed from. You will get WhatsApp updates when it arrives.
Yes. Get well soon flowers suit illness and recovery, and condolence flowers suit bereavement. Thinking of you covers the wide middle ground, a hard stretch, distance, or simply having remembered someone, where neither of those quite fits.
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