
The florist's pick of the week, such as garden roses and eucalyptus, hand-tied in kraft paper.
A fictional florist in Bordeaux, delivering across the city the same day. Choose a bouquet, pick a delivery time and go through the checkout. Nothing is charged.

The florist's pick of the week, such as garden roses and eucalyptus, hand-tied in kraft paper.

A large, full bouquet with peonies and ranunculus in season. For the big occasions.

A seasonal bouquet delivered on the first Friday of each month. Paid once, for three months.

The Chinese money plant: easy to care for, in a 14 cm terracotta pot.

Fir, eucalyptus, dried orange and pine cones, made in the shop. Available from 28 November.

Grasses and dried flowers in soft, natural tones. Lasts for months.
This is a demonstration. The business, products and prices are fictional; nothing can be bought here and no payment is taken.
Flowers are often ordered at the last minute, from somewhere else. This Shop tab makes that easy, and keeps the shop in control of its rounds.
Orders placed by noon are delivered the same afternoon in Bordeaux. The cut-off is written right next to the slot.
The three-month bouquet subscription is one product, paid once. Simple for the customer, simple for the shop.
The Christmas wreath has its own category from late November and is switched off after the holidays.
Customers who'd rather collect choose the shop and a time. The bouquet is wrapped and waiting.

A Ghent ceramics studio selling handmade tableware and candles, collected at the studio or shipped. Bancontact included.

A Lyon bakery taking weekend pre-orders and Christmas logs, with pickup slots so nobody waits in line.

An Annecy chocolatier selling gift boxes, bars and an Advent calendar, collected in town or shipped across France.
Tell us about your bouquets, your delivery area and your cut-off times. We'll reply within one working day with a preview plan, then build the shop for you.