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Bouquet & Buttonhole Order Form

A compact order template for personal flowers — list bouquets, buttonholes and corsages with quantities, colours and collection details.

Description

Not every job is a grand installation. Plenty of couples — and prom-goers, and anniversary celebrants — just want the flowers they’ll carry and wear, done beautifully. This form handles those personal orders cleanly, with an itemised table where each row is one item: bridal bouquet, three bridesmaid posies, five buttonholes, all in the customer’s own words. The table is the heart of it, because personal-flower orders live or die on quantities. Getting ‘four buttonholes’ rather than ‘a few’ written down, alongside a colour note per row, means the order that reaches your bench is exactly the order the customer pictured. A short style picker and a loves-and-avoids box round out the brief without overcomplicating it. It’s ideal as a quick order link for smaller jobs, or a tidy way to confirm personal flowers within a bigger wedding. Free, brandable, and refreshingly simple for a type of order that’s easy to get muddled.

Form fields

Everything the Bouquet & Buttonhole Order Form above collects — 9 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Bouquet & Buttonhole Order

  • Your name(s)

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
  • Date needed

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    Date
  • What would you like?

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    Table
  • Overall colour scheme

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    Short Answer
  • Bouquet style

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    Dropdown
  • Any flowers you'd love, or anything to avoid?

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    Long Answer
  • Collection or delivery?

    Dropdown Icon
    Dropdown
  • I'm happy to be contacted about my enquiry

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    Consent
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Bouquet & Buttonhole Order Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What counts as 'personal flowers'?

The flowers people carry or wear — bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, buttonholes, corsages and the like. This form is scoped to exactly those, rather than table or venue flowers.

Why use a table for the order?

Because quantities matter and lists get vague fast. A row per item, with quantity and a colour note, turns ‘some buttonholes’ into a precise order you can prep from with confidence.

Can it be used for events other than weddings?

Yes. Proms, anniversaries and formal dinners all need personal flowers too, and the item and style fields are generic enough to cover them — or you can edit the wording to suit.

Does it handle collection and delivery?

It does. A simple choice lets the customer say whether they’ll collect from you or need the flowers delivered, so there’s no confusion on the day.

What if someone wants an unusual bloom?

The loves-and-avoids box is there for exactly that — a place to request a favourite flower or flag one to leave out, whether for taste or allergy.

Is the form free?

Yes. It’s free with a Fun Forms account, fully restylable to your brand, and can be embedded or shared as a link in seconds.