A wish that is easy to understand
Sometimes you have a particular colour, shape or scale in mind. A link to a specific bouquet makes your taste clear while leaving the other person free to choose the occasion.
How a hint works
Open a SENTION product and choose “Drop a hint”. Create a card featuring the gift, add a personal note and share the link with someone close. No sign-up is needed to create a hint. The recipient can explore the product and place an order.
Keep the message personal
Explain what caught your eye: “I love these soft colours” or “This bouquet would make my day.” These are suggested messages, not customer testimonials. A warm wish works better than a list of demands.
Choose a clear visual
Pick the product photograph that best represents your taste. Consider Peony Mania for a romantic gesture or White Sweet for a light palette. The buyer can check current sizes and prices on the product page.
A hint is not an order
Creating a card does not reserve flowers, charge a payment or confirm delivery. The buyer selects the details and places the order independently. For a particular occasion, availability and delivery timing should be agreed in advance. Create your hint.
Choose the right city before sharing
For delivery in Dubai, create the hint on the Dubai storefront. Open the link before sending it and check the selected product and city. This matters when the recipient of your message lives abroad: a photograph alone does not explain which delivery location or currency applies.
You do not need to specify every detail of a future celebration. Share the part of the gift that appeals to you: soft colours, a generous shape or a simple arrangement. If a particular size matters, mention that clearly. A photograph may represent one option while the product page offers several sizes. A little context helps the buyer understand what you love without taking away their freedom to choose.
Read the card as the recipient would
Check that your message feels natural before sending it. Avoid adding an address, room number or other personal details that are not needed to express the wish: a shared link can be forwarded. The buyer can provide delivery details during checkout or when speaking with the team.
If the catalogue changes after you send a hint, discuss a suitable alternative. The card does not preserve stock or a previous price. Treat it as the start of a conversation about a gift, and use the current product page when an order is actually placed. This keeps the gesture thoughtful and the practical expectations clear for both people.
