Flower Bouquet 3D Popup Paper Flower Greeting Cards with Note Card and Envelope,12 inch Life Sized Everyday Appreciation Suitable for mothers, friends, Valentine's Day gifts (Hydrangea Ball)

Thus card is the same ones that I have seen @Hallmark store for Triple the price.

So I love these cards for so many reasons but let me share with you my favorite.As someone who has spent significant time on a hospital unit where live flowers were prohibited, this is a lovely and health-conscious alternative.Real flowers can be dangerous to the immunocompromised.Someone made the kind mistake of sending me live flowers, which earned me a stern talking-to by the nurses. They wouldn't let me have the flowers because the risk can't be understated so they confiscated them.I envision receiving this instead and being able to display it in my hospital room either by popping it out to sit as a 3D bouquet, or keeping it flat to hang on the wall or windows. A sweet bouquet that never wilts or withers; a momento you can keep forever.At the time of writing, the price is >$10, which is a steal and certainly the cheapest bouquet I've ever bought, but would likely be the most meaningful. It's quite a large card and comes with a matching envelope. The colors are beautiful and vibrant.Keeping these in my back pocket for sure. Superlative idea, thank you for creating them.

The Ababila Flower Bouquet 3D Popup Paper Flower Greeting Card is a fun way to give the gift a flower bouquet that won't wilt and doesn't need to be watered. I ordered the "Little Daisy" version and it is very colorful. The card comes flat and does not automatically pop up like a normal pop up card would. Instead it needs to be popped open by hand to achieve the 3D effect. The card itself comes in two parts. The outer layer provides a covering/container for the bouquet. The flower layer sits inside the outer layer and can be removed and used on its own if preferred. Also included is a small blank card with a flower on the front for writing a message to the giftee and a large white envelope for the entire card/bouquet to fit in. The card is made of thick card stock paper and is very sturdy. Unfortunately when the flowers are inside the outer covering it is hard to get the layers to stay apart for the 3D effect as they want to fold back flat. They also don't want to stand up on their own and will easily tip over when together. When the flowers are used on their own, however, they stand up easily and will stay popped out. I do wish the flower layers had a bit more space between them to enhance the visual of being real flowers and that there was a way to lock the flowers in place when popped out so they didn't easily revert back to laying flat. Despite the minor gripes this is a well made card and would make a nice gift for anyone that loves flowers, but doesn't want to take care of them.

I love giving flowers but they never last long enough. These bouquets are a perfect alternative - I get rave reviews every time I send them. They're larger than they look and the colors are beautiful. This is the perfect gift for the friend who has everything but you still want to remember on their special day.

I have been loving these oversized pop up card bouquets that've become more common, and this card is a lovely addition. The colors are crisp and vivid, and the whole thing is nicely done. I love these paper bouquets, and have one sitting on top of my computer to enjoy all the time. I've never had a recipient not enjoy one of these, because they're just so happy and fun. I wouldn't recommend trying to mail something like this though in only the provided envelope - I always put these bouquet cards either in a package or in a more padded envelope.

Its a good idea but the one i recieved would not stay open. Because of this it looked like a flat bouquet

The first thing that you notice is that the bouquet is pretty close to "life size". I put some spoons in for scale. The flowers are enclosed in a paper sleeve that mimics flowers wrapped in tissue paper. There's an envelope that is big enough to send the whole set. Withdrawing the flowers brings us to the "pop up" part of the item, and - as you can see in the second picture, the flat set becomes three-dimensional quickly and easily, and stands on its own. This is a unique way to share the gift of "flowers".

This is a pretty card that I haven't given away yet, but I tried to set it up and couldn't figure out how to pop it open. The directions inside say to pinch or push on "the ribbon," and there is a picture of how to do it that I can't decipher. There are several graphics on the card that I think could be the ribbon, but I didn't want to apply to much pressure and ruin the card before I have a chance to give it to someone, so I'm giving this an optimistic four stars because it's pretty, and I hope that once I present it, we will be able to figure out together how to get it to stand up.