Virtual alternatives to in-school flower delivery/candy grams?

[elbert]

Helping DD try to come up with alternatives to their usual middle school Valentines Day flower delivery/candygram thingie (where students buy them for one another and can attach messages, etc.). School is hybrid model with a proportion opting out of any in-school days. Looking for alternatives to keep a school-sponsored thing like this going, but perhaps with virtual alternatives? DD isn’t having much luck searching for something feasible so I’m wondering if any of you have ideas?


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[newnana]

Our show choir is doing virtual singing telegrams

[hbridge]

If it's a school district where everyone lives in the same town or two... Could you simply deliver the "candy grams"? It may get expensive, but it you have a few parents willing and it's a fairly contained area, it might work. There are a few "candy shack" type businesses around here who have delivered candy baskets for various occasions...

This would never work for DC's private school which pulls kids from a 3 hour radius, but a contained district might be feasible.