Custom Florist WordPress Theme
Delivery zone maps, wedding inquiries and arrangement galleries
Two days before Valentine's Day the shop phone never stops; half the calls are someone asking whether you deliver to their mother's side of town and the other half want to know what $75 gets them. A custom florist WordPress theme from Foxco answers both on the page, with a delivery zone map and same-day cutoff times, a gallery of arrangements grouped by occasion and price and separate inquiry forms for weddings and sympathy work, which call for a gentler conversation than a birthday bouquet. You can add new arrangements to the gallery from your phone between orders. It's $999 installed and configured and it takes pressure off the counter during the weeks that matter most.
A flower shop website that takes the rush in stride.
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Built for Florists
- 01Arrangement gallery sorted by occasion and price range
- 02Delivery zone map with same-day cutoff times
- 03Wedding and event consultation form
- 04Sympathy flowers page with a gentle inquiry form
- 05Holiday preorder banner for Valentine's and Mother's Day
- 06Reviews section and tap-to-call on mobile
What's included for $999
$999 Installed and configured
- Custom WordPress theme built for your florist
- Installed on your hosting
- Set up with your logo, colors and content
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- Contact and inquiry forms connected
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Florist theme questions
Will my flower shop site look like every other template?
No. It's a custom WordPress theme -- we begin with our florist framework and build it out with your brand, your arrangements and your delivery area.
What's the turnaround?
Plan on 7-10 days once your logo, photos and content are in. If Mother's Day is close, ask about a rush; we take them when bandwidth allows.
Can customers order and pay for arrangements online?
The theme ships with an arrangement gallery and order request forms that send the details straight to you. A full shop with checkout, add-ons like vases and chocolates and delivery date selection can be added as a custom project.
Can I show wedding work separately from everyday orders?
Yes. Weddings and events get their own portfolio page and a consultation form that asks for the date, venue, color palette and budget range, so the first meeting starts with real information.
The Valentine's scramble shows how much of a florist's day goes to answering the same few questions. Put the delivery map, the prices and the cutoff time where people can see them and the calls that remain are the ones worth taking.
Arrangements people can picture
Most customers can't describe what they want; they know it when they see it. The gallery groups your work by occasion and price, so someone sending birthday flowers can scroll the $60 to $90 range and point at one. That photo comes through with the order request, which saves a long back-and-forth over something bright but not too much.
Delivery questions answered first
A delivery zone map with fees and same-day cutoff times handles the most common call a florist gets. When a big holiday is coming, a banner announces preorder deadlines and limited delivery windows; you switch it off from the dashboard once the rush is over and the regular schedule is back.
Weddings and sympathy work get their own space
A bride planning eight months out and a family arranging a funeral spray this week need very different conversations. Foxco builds a wedding portfolio with a consultation form for date, venue and palette, plus a sympathy page with a quieter tone and a simple form that gets flowers to the service on time.
Fresh orders on the busiest days of the year.
Let's get to work.
Contact us today.
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