How to Send Birthday Flowers Every Year Without Having to Remember
By The Daymark Team · · 5 min read
You have two options for sending birthday flowers every year: a standing order that charges and ships automatically, or a recurring reminder that comes with the flowers ready to approve. The first is hands-off but easy to forget about. The second keeps you in control each year. Daymark uses the second.
Option 1: An automatic annual order
Some florists let you set up a repeating delivery. It's convenient if nothing ever changes. In practice, things do: someone moves, a relationship changes, a card expires, or a family member has a hospital stay that week. An automatic order can't notice any of that, and you may not realize it's still active until you see the charge.
If you choose this route, put a calendar reminder a month before each delivery to check the address and payment.
Option 2: A reminder with the flowers ready
The alternative is to automate the remembering, not the buying. You save the birthday and choose flowers as their usual gift. Each year, a reminder arrives with enough time to act. You check it still makes sense and approve it in a click—or skip that year.
This is how Daymark works. Fourteen days before each saved birthday, you get an email showing the person, the date, whether a gift is already scheduled, and one-click Send or Skip links. Send opens a confirmation page first, so nothing is charged by accident.
Prefer reminders that repeat while every purchase still waits for you? See how recurring reminders work →
What the flowers actually are
Daymark's Flower Edit is a fresh, hand-tied bouquet that rotates by season. It's $95 plus $25 shipping, a $120 total. Because the selection changes every three months, someone who gets flowers from you every March won't get a copy of last year's bouquet—though we don't guarantee they'll never see a similar one.
Book the next one now
If you'd rather not even approve it in two weeks, schedule this year's flowers as soon as you save the birthday. Daymark lets you book up to 365 days ahead. You're charged at confirmation, and the flowers ship to arrive in the estimated window: three days before the birthday through the day itself.
Next year's reminder will still arrive, so the habit carries on without a subscription.
Make it feel personal every year
The flowers can be the same tradition; the note shouldn't be. Each year, write one thing that happened since the last birthday: a trip, a new job, something they helped you with. Over time those notes become a record they'll keep.
Daymark delivers within the US only, and you'll always see the full price before approving.