
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this advent calendar for?
Who is this advent calendar for?
It's designed for ages 6 and up, which makes it a lovely Christmas gift for moms, daughters, best friends, partners, or yourself. Kids can build alongside a parent, and adults enjoy it as a calm daily moment during the busiest month of the year.
Do I have to start on December 1st?
Do I have to start on December 1st?
Not at all. The 24 boxes are made for the countdown from December 1st to Christmas Eve, but you can start whenever your calendar arrives, catch up on a few doors at once, or keep it for a birthday or Mother's Day. The bouquet is just as beautiful either way.
What happens to the bouquet after Christmas?
What happens to the bouquet after Christmas?
It stays. Unlike chocolate that's gone in a bite or fresh flowers that fade in a week, your finished bouquet never wilts and needs no water. Place it in a vase and keep it on your table, shelf or desk all year round as a reminder of the season.
Will it arrive in time for December?
Will it arrive in time for December?
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 business days and standard delivery takes 5 to 9 days depending on your country. You'll receive a confirmation with tracking as soon as your parcel ships. To be ready for December 1st, we recommend ordering as early as you can, as the holiday season is a busy time for carriers.
What if it's not right for me?
What if it's not right for me?
Every order is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If you're not happy with your calendar for any reason, get in touch and we'll refund you in full.
A New Bloom Behind Every Door
Forget the calendar that's forgotten by December 5th. Each morning brings a new flower to open, build and add to the vase: a sunflower one day, a rose or a lily the next. Turn the wait for Christmas into a cozy daily ritual, with a hot drink, a festive playlist and a bouquet that grows a little fuller every day.
The Christmas Gift That Never Wilts
Chocolate calendars are empty by Christmas morning, and fresh flowers fade within a week. A Bloomelle bouquet is still there in January, in spring and next December: a keepsake she built herself, one door at a time, that brings a little of the holiday magic back every time she sees it.