Florists
Flowers for the day they’re meant for.
Customers choose the day and time slot, check you deliver to their postcode, and write the message for the card. You get a list for each morning’s round.
What your shop needs, already built.
Delivery on the right day
Customers pick a delivery day up to three months ahead, so Mother’s Day orders come in early and birthday flowers arrive on the birthday.
Time slots
Morning or afternoon, or your own slots. Each slot can take as many orders as you can carry.
Your delivery area
Set it by distance or by postcode list, with a delivery fee and a minimum order. Customers check their postcode before they pay.
The message for the card
Gift messages are written at checkout and show on the order you make up.
Your opening days
Ordering follows your hours and closed days, so nobody books a Sunday delivery when you’re shut.
The shop counter
Ring up walk-in bunches on the till, from the same products and reports.
Set up the tillWeddings and funerals
Put an Ask for a quote form on your wedding and sympathy pages. Customers give the date and what they have in mind, and you reply to their email with a price.
How quote requests workChoose Local food & drink when you create your store.
Before you start.
Why the Local food and drink edition?
It’s the edition built around local delivery days, time slots and delivery areas, which is how flowers sell. The products, wording and look are yours.
Can I send flowers further afield?
Local delivery covers your own area. For further away, send by courier with Royal Mail Click & Drop, Packlink or Parcel2Go.
Take orders for tomorrow’s round.
Sign up with just your email. Name your store when you’re ready.