Sell flowers online
A florist sells a moment with a deadline. The arrangement matters less than arriving on the right morning with the right card.
The date is half the order
Delivery slots put the date and the time window in the checkout, with capacity per slot and a cut-off for same-day orders. Valentine’s Day closes itself when the van is full instead of overselling by forty bouquets and ruining forty mornings.
- Capacity per slot, per day
- Cut-off time for same-day delivery
- Days you do not deliver
- Different slots for different zones
The card, the vase, the ribbon
Custom options collect the gift message on the product page, with a character limit that matches the card you actually print, plus the extras that add to the price — a vase, a different ribbon, chocolates.
What the buyer writes travels with the order line, so whoever writes the card is reading the words the customer typed, not a forwarded email.
Your own city, your own prices
Local delivery zones carry their own prices and minimums, and pickup from the shop is its own option. The courier rate stays for the parcels that actually go by courier, and nothing else picks it up by accident.
Occasions are the whole calendar
Mother’s Day, Valentine’s, funerals, weddings: each is a different buyer with a different urgency. Landing pages for each occasion, with their own photographs and their own set of products, are part of the shop rather than a separate site to maintain.
Gift cards cover the people who want to send something but not choose it.
Reminders are a florist’s best customer
Someone who sent flowers for a birthday last year will send them again this year, if they remember. Email marketing from the shop’s own customer list — with their consent, recorded — turns that into a predictable week rather than a hope.
Carts left behind come back by email with the bouquet still in them, which in a last-minute category is often the order itself.
Paid at the door, confirmed before you cut
Where flowers are paid cash on delivery, an order can be confirmed over WhatsApp before you make it up. A refused message costs nothing; a refused bouquet is a total loss, because it cannot be put back on the shelf.
Read more: Every way your customers want to pay, Cash on delivery, built in — with fraud protection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I stop same-day orders after a certain hour?
Yes. Each slot has its own cut-off time.
Where does the gift message end up?
On the order line, with the order, so whoever writes the card sees it.
Can I build a page for a specific occasion?
Yes. Landing pages with their own content and products are part of the shop.
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