One thoughtful gift from everyone
For a friend's birthday, a family anniversary or a colleague's celebration, a group can choose one substantial arrangement. Agree the budget first and appoint one person to coordinate the order.
How Gift Together works
Choose a SENTION product and open “Gift together”. Set the number of participants, view the estimated contribution and share an invitation with a link to the gift. This is a planning tool: the link does not collect money automatically or confirm payment.
Agree the details before inviting people
Decide on the total budget, the number of contributors and a deadline for decisions. The final price depends on the product option and agreed order details. If the group changes, recalculate the contribution and tell everyone before payment.
Choose the gift and card
A generous bouquet or basket should suit the recipient's space and be practical to receive. Compare Peony Mania and FOR QUEEN, including their current photographs and sizes. Add everyone's names or one shared message to the card.
Turn the plan into an order
The team helps the organiser agree delivery and payment. Confirm the address, timing and recipient contact, and decide how to handle changes in participation. An invitation alone does not create an order. Check the order confirmation once the arrangements are agreed. Plan a group gift.
Share responsibilities as well as the budget
A group gift works best when one person coordinates the order, someone prepares the card and someone knows the recipient's plans. These can be different people, but communicate changes to the team through a single contact. This prevents conflicting instructions about the address, timing or chosen arrangement.
For delivery in Dubai, check whether the recipient will be at home, at work or in a hotel. Confirm the building's receiving arrangements and a useful contact number. Do not promise the group a precise handover time before it has been agreed with the team. For a surprise, choose someone who can help receive the gift without revealing the plan too early.
An invitation is not a payment record
Opening the shared link does not prove that a participant has committed or paid. Agree those matters separately. The organiser can keep a simple record of the group's decisions and check the final budget before ordering. Avoid placing payment details in a card or invitation that could be forwarded beyond the group.
If the budget changes, choose an appropriate product option and update the agreement with everyone before proceeding. A smaller, well-chosen gift can still feel generous when it carries a personal message from the whole group. The purpose of the planning tool is to make that coordination easier, while the actual order and payment remain separate steps.
