From coffee with the couple to a proposal sent the same day: a wedding flower quote in minutes, a beautiful branded proposal —web link and PDF— that the couple signs on their phone, and the margin on every line under control.
Each event has its own record with the couple, the date, the venues and every line item — bridal bouquet, centrepieces, ceremony arch, bar — with quantities and prices. And you can capture the enquiry straight from a branded form on your website: it comes in as an event ready to quote. The quick estimate gives you a first figure in front of the client without opening Excel.
The couple receives an elegant web link with your logo, your colours and photos of your work — plus an identical PDF in case they want to print or forward it. It’s your proposal, with your brand: Evoflor doesn’t appear anywhere. You can save designs as templates so the next enquiry takes you minutes.
The proposal is sent as a link the couple opens on their phone: they read the concept, review every line and sign electronically. No PDFs to print and no chasing a signature. The deposit and the balance are tracked in the same event record, and the proposal keeps its version history.
When you send the proposal, the quote is locked exactly as the couple saw it: if you later change prices in your catalogue, their proposal doesn’t move. Any changes they ask for (“drop the arch, add another table”) go into a new version, with a full trail.
Each line item is built on your recipes: so many stems of this, so much of that, plus labour. Evoflor shows you the cost stem by stem and the margin of each line and of the whole event, so you set the price with data rather than fear. When the wedding is confirmed, the shopping list builds itself, stem by stem and by colour.
Once the wedding is confirmed, Evoflor creates the work: the shopping list, the production schedule and the time buffers for set-up and breakdown, and the team’s tasks. And since a wedding rarely goes to just one place —the arch to the ceremony, the bouquets to the bride’s home, the buttonholes to the hotel—, it creates one order per address and sends them to the driver app so nothing gets lost.
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A web link with the proposal — line items, photos, terms and total — with your logo and colours, and an identical PDF. They open it on their phone, forward it to whoever has a say and reply to you on WhatsApp.
Yes. The proposal opens on the phone and the couple signs electronically, with nothing to print or scan. The version they accepted and when is recorded, and the deposit and balance are tracked in the same event record.
Yes. You upload your logo and choose your colours once, in Settings → Brand, and every proposal goes out with your identity. Evoflor doesn’t appear on the proposal.
Yes. You add a branded form to your website and the couple sends their date, venue, budget and inspiration. The enquiry lands in Evoflor as an event ready to quote in one click, alongside your orders for the day.
With recipes: each line item (bouquet, centrepiece, arch…) has a recipe with the stems and the labour it takes. Evoflor calculates the real cost stem by stem and shows you the margin per line and for the whole event, live as you design.
The proposal you sent stays locked exactly as they saw it. You make the changes in a new version and send it again, so it’s always clear what was accepted and when.
The same flow works for any event: the same proposal designer, the same recipes and the same schedule. Tag them by category to keep your reports tidy, and they sit alongside your shop orders in the same dashboard.
The events module with proposals is on the Basic Events plan (€59/month, or €39 a month paying yearly) and on Pro and Premium; the Free account gives you 2 events a month. You can try everything free for 15 days.
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