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A one-page site for florists who book weddings from Instagram

Your bouquets are already online.
Your packages are not.

Publish one mobile page with your ceremony work, your installations, your packages with prices and a quote form that asks for the wedding date. Couples stop asking what you charge in a DM, and you stop answering the same three questions on a Saturday.

Free plan forever, no credit card. PRO trial, then 12 USD/month.

Quick answer

Fastpage is a one-page website builder for wedding florists. You publish a single page that holds your portfolio, your package prices and a quote form, then point the link in your Instagram bio at it. The form asks name, email, phone, message and one question you write yourself, which most florists make the wedding date. PRO costs 12 USD a month and takes deposits through your own Stripe or PayPal, so Fastpage never holds your money and takes no commission.

Three things happen every week without a page

None of them is a design problem. They are all the same problem: the answer lives in your head.

The price question, three times a week

A couple sees an arch on your grid and asks what it costs. The honest answer is a package with a range, a delivery radius and a set-up time, which is three messages and a voice note. A page answers it once, in the order you choose.

Your work is scattered across five places

Ceremony flowers in the grid, installations in a highlight, the price list in a PDF sent by DM, the vase hire terms in a screenshot, availability in your head. Couples compare two or three florists in one evening. The florist with one readable page wins the enquiry before the flowers are discussed.

The enquiries with a real date get buried

A couple writing "14 June, venue in Kent, 80 guests, budget around 2,000" is worth ten "how much" DMs. That message arrives between story replies, gets read at midnight, answered on Tuesday, and the couple has booked someone else.

How florists use it, in their own order

One page, three decisions. Nothing to install, nothing to update on your phone at a venue.

01

Build the page in an evening

Start from an empty page, add an image gallery for ceremonies and installations, then a services block per package with the price you want to publish. The editor is click to edit: you click the block on the preview, you change the text. No theme, no plugin, no menu to configure.

02

Put the quote form under the gallery

The form collects name, email, phone and message, plus one question you write. Make it the wedding date: it is the only answer you cannot guess, and it tells you whether the couple is planning or already booking. Venue, palette and guest count fit in the message field.

03

Answer with the package, not the price

The enquiry lands in your inbox with the date attached. From there you send the package that fits. On PRO, an automation sends your first reply and your brochure while you are conditioning stems, then follows up five days later if the couple went quiet.

What a florist page actually holds

Each line is a block you add once. You can remove any of them and the page still works.

What it doesThe block you use
Ceremony flowers, arches, installations and table workImage gallery
Packages with a published price, deposit paid through your own Stripe or PayPalServices
Name, email, phone, message and the wedding dateForm
Seasonal note, for example peonies closed after the second week of JuneAlert
Delivery radius, set-up time, vase hire, cancellation termsFAQ
Couple reviews and press mentionsReviews
Studio address for collection, and opening hoursMap, Opening hours
Wedding fair countdown or order deadline for a seasonal dateCountdown
Care card or colour palette guide the couple can keepPDF document
Weekly market availability, edited like a spreadsheetContent list

What PRO changes for a florist

The page and the form work on the free plan, with a monthly limit on what the form collects. PRO is for the two things that bring money in: being found under your own name, and answering fast enough to stay in the race.

  • Your own domain, so the link reads yourstudio.com instead of a shared address
  • No Fastpage mention on the page
  • Automatic first reply and one follow-up after an enquiry, written once
  • A QR code for wedding fairs and the cards you leave at venues
  • Deposits through a priced service block, paid on your own Stripe or PayPal, with no commission on our side

PRO 12 USD/month, or 120 USD/year. Free plan publishes the page and the form, with a monthly limit on what the form collects.

Start your page free

What this page is not

The page does not try to be your CRM. It will not sync with your calendar, count your stems or plan the van, and it does not hold your deposit money: the client pays you directly, through your own payment account, and Fastpage never sees the transaction. If you already run a florist ERP, keep it. The page is the front door, the link you hand out, and the place where an enquiry becomes a date you can plan around.

Questions wedding florists ask before they build a page

Short answers, no sales pitch.

Can couples pay the deposit on the page?

Yes. Add a service block for the package, set the deposit amount, and the payment runs through the Stripe or PayPal account you already own. Fastpage does not process, hold or take a percentage of that payment.

Can the form ask for the wedding date and the budget?

The form has five slots: name, email, phone, message, and one question you write. Set the question to the wedding date, either as free text or as a list of periods you accept. Budget and venue go in the message field, which is better than a rigid dropdown because couples describe a wedding in their own words.

How long does it take to publish?

An evening for a first version: gallery, two or three packages, the form, your contact details. Changing a price later takes a minute, from a phone.

Do I have to show my prices?

No. You can publish a "from" price, a package with a range, or no price at all and let the form do the work. Pages that show at least one price get fewer price-only enquiries, which is the point.

Does it replace my Instagram account?

It sits behind it. Instagram shows the work, the page answers the questions the work raises, and the link in your bio is the handover.

What does it cost?

A free plan that publishes the page and the form with a monthly limit on collected enquiries, and PRO at 12 USD a month or 120 USD a year for the domain, the automations and no branding.

One page, one link, fewer price DMs

Build the page tonight with your best three installations and one package. Point your bio at it. The next couple who asks what an arch costs gets the whole answer, and you get the date.

Start your page free