The builder is much easier to use on a computer. You can look around here, but to really build, open it on a bigger screen.
Every piece has its real measurements. When you choose one, the canvas switches to that scale and everything you add comes in at its real size, just like in the workshop.
Free, no sign-up. When you’re done you take away the image and the stem list.
It’s a quick sketch of a floral arrangement made with real flowers. You choose the type of piece —hand-tied bouquet, centrepiece, bouquet in a vase—, drag in the flowers you want and place them; because every flower is drawn at its real size relative to the others, what you see on screen looks like what will come off the workbench.
It isn’t design software and it doesn’t try to replace your eye. It answers a very specific everyday problem: someone orders over the phone, you picture it one way and the customer another, and nobody finds out until the bouquet is made.
Start by choosing what you’re going to make. Then add flowers from the catalogue and place them: you can move them, resize them and bring them forward or send them back until the whole thing has the volume you’re after. When you’ve got it, you take away two things — the image, to show, and the stem list, to buy and to work out what it costs.
It works much better with a mouse than with a finger, so if you’re on your phone use it to look and leave the building for when you’re at a computer.
For the florist who wants to close an order by phone or WhatsApp without misunderstandings, for anyone preparing a wedding proposal who needs to show an idea before buying the flowers, and for anyone learning to arrange who wants to try out proportions without using a single stem.
The sketch settles the idea; the rest of the order still lives in a notebook. In Evoflor that same bouquet is saved as a recipe with the cost and margin of every stem, goes into order management with its date, time slot and card message, and appears on the day’s delivery route.
If you’re working on a wedding, the colour palette helps you choose the combination, and the price calculator tells you what you should charge for what you’ve just drawn.
