A florist website as beautiful as your arrangements
We build WooCommerce websites for florists with same-day delivery, occasion ordering, and seasonal collections that drive orders all year round.
Your flowers are stunning - your website should be too
Florist websites live and die on photography and speed. Someone searching "flowers delivered today" needs to find you, pick a bouquet, and check out in minutes. We build WooCommerce sites for florists that load fast, look gorgeous, and make ordering simple. Same-day delivery options sit front and centre. Occasion pages for birthdays, sympathy, weddings, and thank-you flowers help customers choose quickly. Your arrangements sell themselves when the photos are right and the checkout is friction-free.
Seasonal stock changes are part of running a flower shop. Your website needs to keep up. We build stores where you can swap out spring collections for summer displays in minutes. Subscription bouquets bring in recurring revenue. Wedding packages get their own dedicated pages with enquiry forms. And when Valentine's Day or Mother's Day arrives, your site handles the rush because we build for those traffic spikes from the start.
Every project is led by Mark McNeece, founder of Press Forge and 365i.
25+ years building WordPress sites · 4 plugins on WordPress.org · author of the AI Visibility Definition · more about us
Everything You Need to Succeed Online
The features that matter most for florists
Same-Day Delivery
Time-based ordering with cut-off times for same-day delivery. Customers see exactly when their flowers will arrive.
Occasion Pages
Dedicated landing pages for birthdays, sympathy, romance, weddings, and corporate flowers. Each one optimised for search.
Seasonal Collections
Swap out spring bouquets for summer arrangements with a few clicks. Schedule seasonal pages to go live automatically.
Subscription Bouquets
Weekly, fortnightly, or monthly flower subscriptions with automatic payments. Recurring revenue your business can rely on.
Delivery Area Maps
Visual delivery zone maps showing where you deliver and estimated time slots. Clear boundaries prevent disappointment.
Add-On Options
Chocolates, vases, teddies, and message cards as checkout add-ons. Simple upsells that increase every order value.
Key Pages We Build
Every website includes the essential pages your customers expect.
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Same-Day Flowers High-priority landing page showing available bouquets for delivery today with a countdown timer for order cut-off.
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Wedding Flowers Portfolio of wedding work with packages, consultation booking form, and testimonials from past brides.
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Sympathy & Funeral Sensitively designed page with appropriate arrangements, standing sprays, and delivery to funeral directors.
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Flower Subscriptions Subscription plans with pricing, frequency options, and photos of past deliveries to show variety.
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Delivery Information Delivery zones, time slots, same-day cut-off times, and pricing laid out clearly to reduce support queries.
Works With Your Tools
We connect your WordPress site with the platforms that matter to your business.
What I'd Build First for a Florist, and Why
First build: occasion pages with delivery cut-off times stated boldly: funeral flowers, sympathy, weddings, birthdays. Funeral flowers deserve the most care; they're ordered under time pressure by people having a hard week, and the florist whose page says clearly "order by 2pm for next-day delivery to [crematorium name]" wins those orders on certainty, not price.
What I'd reject: the relay-network template site. The big relay services offer florists a ready-made website that looks identical to every other member's, sells the network's products at the network's prices, and ranks the network, not you. Your own site selling your own arrangements photographed in your own shop is worth ten of them.
The rules your website has to respect
- British Florist Association: the industry body; membership and its training marks are checkable proof of craft in an unregulated trade
- Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013: fresh flowers are exempt from the 14-day cancellation right; your terms page should say so plainly rather than copying a generic template
- UK Plant Health Portal: the import rules behind your supply chain; relevant content if you market imported or unusual stems
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WordPress websites for florists
Yes. We build a same-day delivery system with cut-off times you control. If a customer orders before your deadline, same-day delivery appears as an option. After the cut-off, it switches to next-day automatically. No manual intervention needed.
Absolutely. You can update products, swap photos, and rearrange categories whenever you like. We can also set up scheduled pages that go live on specific dates, so your Christmas collection appears automatically in November.
Yes. Wedding flowers deserve their own section with galleries, package details, and a consultation booking form. We build these pages to rank for local searches like "wedding florist in [your town]" so brides find you organically.
We set up WooCommerce Subscriptions so customers choose weekly, fortnightly, or monthly deliveries. Payments process automatically. You get predictable revenue and your customers get fresh flowers on their doorstep regularly.
We build a delivery information page with a map showing your zones and pricing for each area. Customers enter their postcode at checkout to confirm you deliver to them. It prevents orders you can't fulfil and saves everyone time.
We build every florist site with peak traffic in mind. Valentine's Day and Mother's Day can bring ten times your normal traffic. We set up caching, optimise images, and choose hosting that handles the surge without slowing down.
Ready for a website that does your flowers justice?
Get in touch and we'll build you a WooCommerce store that looks beautiful and drives orders every day.
