Florists

Funeral flowers: receive orders online from the obituaries

Those who want to be close to a family order wreaths, cushions and arrangements from the page of the obituary. You accept the order, prepare it and deliver it to the ceremony.

What you can do

Orders from the obituaries

Your catalog shows in the obituaries of the funeral homes you work with: the order comes with ceremony, place and time.

Safe payment

The customer pays by card. The amount is held and charged only when you accept the order.

Your catalog

Wreaths, cushions, casket sprays, bouquets: you choose products, photos and prices, and the days and times you deliver.

Ribbons ready to print

The customer writes the text of the ribbon. On the morning of the deliveries you print all the ribbons of the day.

Working with funeral homes

Work with the funeral homes of your area and become their florist of choice.

Page and app

A public page with contacts and catalog, and an app to accept orders from your phone too.

How it works

Three steps, a few minutes.

Sign up

Choose your category and give your office and contacts: it takes a few minutes.

Complete your page

Logo, photos, description and the area you serve. Our staff checks it and puts it online.

Start working

From then on families find you, and you manage everything from the panel.

What it costs

You choose: a free plan with a fee on the orders, or a flat rate with no fee.

Supplier

Free

10% fee on flower orders

Page, team and orders through the site, with a fee on the orders.

  • Unlimited team members and roles

  • Page with map, contacts and services

  • Flower sales from the obituary pages

Supplier Plus

€19 a month

or €190 a year

The first 30 days are free

Like Supplier, with no fee on the orders.

  • Unlimited team members and roles

  • Page with map, contacts and services

  • Flower sales from the obituary pages

Frequently asked questions

The amount is held on the card of the customer when they order and charged to your account when you accept. If you cannot deliver you decline, and the customer pays nothing.

No, you can start with the free plan: you only pay a fee on the orders you receive. If you prefer there is a flat-rate plan, with no fee.

You do: you are paid on your account and the sale is yours. The site only keeps the fee of the plan.

Yes. A funeral home that is also a florist adds the category and sells flowers from the pages of its own obituaries.

For other businesses

Do you do more than one job? With one sign-up you choose every category you need.

Ready to start?

Sign up your business in a few minutes.