Voice Bouquet logoVoice Bouquet

A group card
made of everyone's voices

A group card they can hear. Everyone records from their own phone.

Share one link with family, friends or the team. Each person records a short voice message on their phone, and we gather them into one group card they can play anytime: on their birthday, from a hospital bed, or far from home.

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Free to create and deliver. No contributor account needed.

A voice gift illustrationBirthday wishes for Lisa · Sample

A message from Rina

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  • No video setup needed
  • No app to install
  • Join from anywhere

What gift organizers say

🌸 A farewell gift for a preschool teacher

It was really easy to use. Not a single person asked me how to do it. People who had moved away or were living overseas could join in too. I shared the invitation in our LINE group, and we collected the messages in four days.

With video, you worry about your background or what you’re wearing. With just our voices, it felt easy and relaxed.

Listening to the messages, I could hear someone’s breathing as they recorded on a train platform, or a child’s voice joining in halfway through. It felt like a little of each person’s everyday life came through. That’s something special about voice messages.

🎓 For a friend moving to another kindergarten

We heard back from the recipient: “The children’s halting little voices were so sweet, and their warm messages really touched me.”

People who contributed to the gift also told me, “It’s such a lovely gift.” That made me really happy.

Conversation starters

One small ask makes inviting and sharing easier.

When you invite

Choose what you’d love everyone to share. Pick from suggestions or write your own, then see what stories come in.

What would you like everyone to share about Mom?

  • When did Mom make you laugh?
  • What do you love about Mom? Tell us about a moment that shows it.
  • What would you like to try with Mom this year?
  • What moment with Mom pops into your mind?

Selected 3 / 3

Invitation to send by text or email

We’re making a Voice Bouquet for Mom! 🎤 Here’s one idea for your message: “When did Mom make you laugh?” You’ll find more conversation starters on the recording page. Record here 👇 (recording link)

When they record

They can glance at your prompts while they talk, so they won’t get stuck on what to say. One prompt, a few, or something else entirely is all welcome.

The organizer would love to hear…

  • When did Mom make you laugh?
  • What do you love about Mom? Tell us about a moment that shows it.
  • What would you like to try with Mom this year?

Pick one, talk about a few, or share something else.

To finish, say a few words directly to Mom.

Tap to start recording

Screens are for illustration.

How it works

  1. 1

    Start with their name

    Enter the recipient’s name to create a recording link.

  2. 2

    Choose prompts, then collect messages

    Pick conversation starters from suggestions or write your own (optional), then share the invitation. Everyone records in their browser.

  3. 3

    Deliver the bouquet

    Review the voices, complete the bouquet, and send the listening link.

View an invitation template

An invitation for your group

We're putting together a group card of voice messages for [Name]. Share a memory or anything you'd like to say, as if [Name] were right there. It doesn't have to be perfect. Please record 30 seconds to 1 minute (up to 3 minutes) by [date/time]. [recording link]

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Hear each person, not just their signature.

Bring everyone's voices and photos together in one video with music. Save it to their phone so they can play it again anytime.

Free for now

The audio bouquet is free, and the video is free for now. The recording limit counts recordings, not people.

Up to 30 recordings per bouquet, with up to 3 minutes each.

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Demonstration of the video

Frequently asked questions

What is a group card?

A group card is one card that many people sign for the same person: coworkers for a birthday, parents and classmates for a teacher, family and friends for someone in hospital. An online group card is shared as a link, so everyone can sign from wherever they are instead of passing a paper card around.

Can a group card include voice messages?

Yes. In a Voice Bouquet group card, every message is a voice. Contributors open the link in their phone's browser and record. The recipient hears each person speaking, which still reaches them when no one can be there in person.

How do I make a group card online?

Enter the recipient's name and create the bouquet. Share the recording link in your group chat or by email. When the voices are in, send the bouquet link to the recipient, or download the video. Contributors don't need an app or an account.

Can people in other cities or countries sign it?

Yes. Anyone with the link can record from anywhere, so one group card can bring together family abroad, remote coworkers and old friends.

Can I deliver a complete bouquet for free?

Yes. Creating, collecting, completing, and delivering the bouquet are free. The downloadable video is free for now, too.

Do contributors need an app or an account?

No app installation or contributor account is needed. Open the recording link in a phone browser and allow microphone access to record.

What if people don’t know what to say?

You can pick up to three conversation starters from suggestions or write your own. They appear on the recording page, and people can talk about one, a few, or something else entirely. If you don’t pick any, a small hint appears instead.

How many messages can I collect?

Each bouquet accepts up to 30 recordings, with up to 3 minutes per recording. The limit counts recordings, not the number of people speaking.

What is the difference between the bouquet and the video?

The bouquet is a listening page where the recipient plays each voice message. The video brings the voices, photos, and music together in one file. After completing the bouquet, the organizer can create it from the management page and download it to a phone. The video is free for now.

How long can the recipient listen?

There is no viewing expiry on the listening page. If the organizer deletes the gift or regenerates its links, the previous link may no longer work.

Is Voice Bouquet the same as VoiceJar or Yosegoe?

Yes, it is the same service. The English edition was called VoiceJar (voicejar.app) and the Japanese edition was called Yosegoe (yosegoe.com) until September 2026, when both were renamed Voice Bouquet. Pages on the old domains now redirect to the same pages here. For current prices and limits, see the pricing page.

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