Websites for flower shops that turn a search into an order — online ordering with delivery, a portfolio of your arrangements, and SEO ready for the days when the whole city is buying flowers at once.
These are the problems flower shops come to us with. Each one costs you orders — and the worst of it lands on the busiest days of the year.
The phone rings while your hands are wet and full of stems. Every missed call on the eighth of March is an order that went to the shop down the street, and it never comes back.
People are shy about asking the price of flowers, so they guess — and guess high. A few named arrangements with prices on your site does the reassuring for you.
Flowers are the definition of a local, urgent purchase. If you're not in the first three results and on the map, the order is placed before anyone gets to your name.
Flowers get bought on the way somewhere — from a phone, in a hurry, often in the last hour before a birthday. If your site is slow or the number isn't tappable, that hurry works against you.
Not just pretty — useful. Every page has one job: to take a visitor from looking at flowers to paying for them.
No off-the-shelf templates — the design grows out of your shop, your style, and the way you actually sell.
A customer picks an arrangement, writes the card, chooses the delivery slot, and pays — without a single phone call.
If there's no identity yet, or the shop has outgrown the one it has, we build it alongside the site.
So you get found by the people already typing "flower delivery" and your city into Google.
The six pages that make up a flower shop's website. The structure stays the same — the look and the tone adapt to your style.
The first screen says what you sell and whether you deliver today. The order button is visible without scrolling.
Bouquets grouped by occasion, each with a photo and a price. Nobody has to guess what a bouquet costs before they call.
Arrangement, delivery date and slot, card message, recipient's address — four steps, and the confirmation goes out on its own.
Bigger photos and past events, with an enquiry form that asks for the date and the venue. That customer decides months ahead.
Reviews sit on the website, not only on Google — right where the decision to order actually gets made.
The story of the shop, the people, and how you work. The part that turns a one-off order into a customer who comes back.
A conversation about the shop, the seasons, and who buys from you. No obligation and no sales script — we come out with a clear picture of what you actually need.
You see what the site looks like before a single line of code is written. We go through two rounds of revisions until it's yours.
Coded from scratch — fast, responsive, and with SEO in place from day one. No bought templates and no plugins you don't need.
We put the site live, connect the domain and maps, and teach you to change the arrangements and prices yourself. We're on hand for questions for the first month.
A single page covering all the essentials.
The usual choice for shops that already deliver around the city.
For starting from nothing, or changing the whole look.
These are starting prices and depend on the number of pages and the scope of work. You get an exact quote after the free consultation. Hosting, domain, and any payment-processing fees are paid directly to the provider, not to us.
Two to three weeks for a one-pager, four to six for a full site with ordering. The timeline depends mostly on how quickly we get photos and prices from you — the rest is on us.
They can. We set up ordering with a delivery date, a card message, and the recipient's address, and connect card payment if you want it. If you'd rather confirm every order by phone first, we build it that way instead.
No. Every site comes with a simple content editor — add a new arrangement, change a price, or take something out of season yourself, without us and without extra cost.
That's exactly what it's built for. The site is coded from scratch and hosted to stay fast under a rush, and we can add a delivery-slot limit so you never sell more deliveries than one day can carry.
Yes — weddings deserve their own page. Bigger photos, past events, and an enquiry form with the date and venue, because that customer decides months ahead and compares carefully.
We walk you through buying a domain and set up hosting. Annual costs run around twenty to fifty euros and you pay them directly to the provider, not to us.
We do. Most projects run online, with clients across Serbia and Europe. If you're in Novi Sad, we're happy to meet in person too.
Flowers are bought in a hurry, usually from a phone, and almost always by someone who has already decided to spend money — they just need to know who delivers today. Instagram shows the work beautifully, but it doesn't answer the two questions standing between that person and the order: what it costs, and whether it arrives by five. A social profile is a shop window. A website is the counter — where a buyer sees the arrangement, picks a delivery slot, writes the card, and pays without waiting for a reply to a message.
Building a website for a flower shop differs from a typical business site in a few ways. The year isn't flat: Valentine's Day, the eighth of March, and the wedding season put a month of orders into a single afternoon, so the ordering has to hold up under a rush and the delivery slots have to be limited before you oversell the day. Photography carries almost the whole decision, so the portfolio has to be fast and flawless on a phone. And the SEO has to be local and occasion-led — nobody searches for flowers in another city, but plenty of people search for a bouquet, a wreath, or wedding decoration in yours.
We work with flower shops and florists in Novi Sad and across Serbia and Europe. Every site is coded from scratch, with no off-the-shelf templates, and handed over with a content editor so you can change the arrangements and prices yourself.
Tell us about the shop and what's holding you back right now. You leave with a concrete proposal and a price — no pressure and no sales script.
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