Websites for florists
Most flower orders start with a search and a deadline.
Flowers are bought against a date. A birthday tomorrow, an anniversary on Friday, a funeral next week, a wedding next summer. That deadline means the customer is decisive, and they will pick whoever makes ordering easiest. If your delivery area, your prices and your ordering process are not immediately clear, they will use a national chain that makes all three obvious, even though they would rather have used you.
£450 build + £15/mo hosting, maintenance & security
A website planned around the customers you want helps bring the right enquiries straight to you, with no fee per lead, no commission and no sharing them with competitors.
Delivery area and cut-off times decide the sale
The two questions every flower customer has are whether you deliver to their postcode and whether it can arrive in time. National chains answer both in one screen. Independent florists frequently answer neither, and lose the order to a worse product because the logistics were unclear. Stating your delivery areas, your charges and your same-day cut-off time prominently is the single highest-value change most florist websites can make.
Occasions are how people search, so build around them
Most people do not search for “florist” on its own. They search for funeral flowers, wedding flowers, birthday bouquets, new baby, sympathy, anniversary. Each of those is a different customer in a different frame of mind, and each deserves its own page written for them. Funeral work in particular carries real search volume and is almost always handled with a single line on a services page, if at all.
Wedding work is worth its own proper section
Wedding flowers are the highest-value work most florists do, and the decision is made months ahead by someone comparing several suppliers on their portfolios. A dedicated wedding section with real photographs of your own arrangements, an idea of budget ranges, and a clear consultation enquiry form will win bookings that a general gallery rarely does.
What your florist website will show
Not a template you fill in. This is what we build and write for you, from the notes you send us.
- Weddings, funerals, events and everyday bouquets, each findable on its own
- Same-day delivery: areas, cut-off times and charges, stated up front
- A gallery of your arrangements, the thing people choose a florist on
- How to order: phone, online or in person, with tap-to-call on mobile
- Opening hours, location and parking
- Seasonal pages for Valentine's, Mother's Day and Christmas, when people search
What your florist website needs
Built around how your customers actually search and decide. Written for you, not a template you have to fill in.
Homepage
Your style, your delivery area, and how to order.
Delivery
Postcodes covered, charges, and same-day cut-off times.
Occasions
A page each for weddings, funerals, birthdays and sympathy.
Weddings
Portfolio, budget guidance and a consultation form.
Gallery
Your own arrangements, seasonally updated.
Order & enquire
A form that captures date, occasion, budget and delivery.
Built to be found for the searches that matter
We structure your site around the terms your customers actually type, and submit it to Google, Bing and AI search platforms like ChatGPT and Perplexity on launch.
florist near me, flower delivery [your town], funeral flowers [your area], wedding florist [your town], same day flowers near me
What you get
Everything handled. You tell us about your business, we do the rest.
Questions from florists
£450 to build, then £15 a month for hosting, maintenance, security and small updates such as new prices, opening hours or photos. There is nothing to pay until your site is ready and you have approved it.
Yes. Delivery areas, cut-off times and charges go where customers look for them, because they are usually the deciding question for a last-minute order.
Our standard package covers a website that makes ordering by phone or message easy. A full online shop is a bigger job, so we quote for it separately if you need one.
Yes. Weddings, funerals, events and everyday bouquets each get their own page, so people searching for wedding flowers or funeral flowers in your area find exactly what they need.
Yes. Seasonal pages go up ahead of the busy periods, when people start searching, and come down afterwards. Small changes like these are included in your monthly plan.
Tell us about your business
£450 one-off build + £15/mo hosting, maintenance & security. A multi-page site with everything included, no hosting or domain extras, and it's yours to keep. We'll be in touch within 3 working days.
“You focus on your business. I'll get your website sorted properly.”
Chris
07936 818254Prefer to talk? Give me a call.
Working with florists across the UK
We build for florists anywhere in the UK, with local search set up around the areas you actually cover.
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Every trade searches differently. We build for how yours actually works.
Insights & advice
Practical guidance for local business owners.
