Order flowers, or plan the wedding

Today's flowers and the big days

Show your best arrangements in the product grid with photos and prices, each linking to your Shopify, Square or website order page. Shopify stores with a public product list fill the grid in by themselves.

Wedding and event clients get their own link: Wedding and event inquiries, to your form, with a consult in Book a time if you use Calendly or Acuity.

What your page would show

Example: a neighborhood flower shop. The logo, "Seasonal flowers, same day delivery in Midtown" as the bio. Then:

• Order today, the product grid with four arrangements
• Weekly flower subscription
• Weddings and events, the inquiry form
• Valentine's preorders, a scheduled link live from February 1 to 13

Weddings go below as project pages, then the opening hours block with a delivery cutoff in the bio.

The holiday rush

Valentine's, Mother's Day and graduation each get a scheduled link that opens and closes on its own dates. Put the QR code on every card that goes out with an arrangement: the person who receives the flowers is your next customer.

See what works, on an address you own

Built-in analytics count visits, where they came from (Instagram, Google and Pinterest) and which buttons get tapped, with no cookies and no consent banner. Scans of your QR code show up as their own source, so you can tell the printed code apart from your bio link.

On Pro, $20 a year, the page can live on your own domain, like midtownflowers.com, and midtownflowers.com/book goes straight to your booking page. Print it once and it keeps working when you change apps. Coming from Linktree? Paste it on the import page and your links come over in order.