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Website design for wedding florists

Flowers are seasonal, personal and impossible to describe in a price list. A florist's website has to carry colour, texture and taste before it carries anything else.

A bride holding a bouquet of white cosmos, dahlias and roses

Colour, season and hand

Couples arrive with a palette in mind and a folder of saved images. They are not looking for a list of packages. They are looking for someone whose taste matches the picture in their head.

So we build around your palettes and your seasons: work grouped the way you actually think about it, whether that is by colour, by month, or by the kind of wedding it suited.

And because your best work happens in the busiest weeks of the year, sending us new photographs is the only admin involved.

Portfolios by season or palette

Let a couple browse the way they think. Blush and cream in June, rust and ochre in October, or whatever grouping makes sense to you.

Room for the detail

Installations, buttonholes, arch work, tablescapes. The small things photograph beautifully and are often what wins the booking.

Styled shoots, properly credited

With links to the photographers, venues and planners involved, which is good manners and quietly good for both of you.

Enquiries with the useful details

Date, venue, colours, rough budget band. Enough to know whether it is a fit before the first call.

Found by couples nearby

Most couples want a florist who already knows their venue. We build your site so that search engines and AI assistants alike can tell where you work and which venues you know. Ongoing search work is available as a separate arrangement.

See how we would approach it

Wild Stem is a concept site we built for a seasonal florist, showing the thinking in practice.

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Let's give your flowers the setting they deserve

Tell us about your work, your seasons and the weddings you love most.

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