Wedding Florist Enquiry Form

Most couples land on your website with a Pinterest board and a wedding date, and very little idea of what flowers actually cost. This enquiry form meets them there. It gathers the essentials — the date, both venues, a rough guest count and the pieces they think they need — so your first reply can be useful instead of a string of follow-up questions. There’s room for the softer stuff too: the colours they keep coming back to, and a free-text box to describe the look they’re dreaming of. That’s often where a florist can tell, within a paragraph or two, whether a couple is a natural fit for their style. The budget dropdown does quiet work as well, letting people who’d rather not say pick ‘guidance welcome’ instead of dropping off. Drop it behind your ’enquire’ button and let it do the qualifying. It’s free to use, styles to match your brand, and turns a vague weekend email into a brief you can actually price.