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What Kind of
Florist Business
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Answer 7 quick questions and find out which florist path fits your life, your goals — and what you need to get there faster.

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Question 01

Where do you picture yourself taking orders right now?

AFrom home — clients message me directlyInstagram DMs, Viber, word of mouth BAt weddings and eventsBouquets, centerpieces, full venue styling COnline — through a shop or marketplaceInstagram Shop, Facebook Shop, own website DA physical shop or studio one dayWalk-in customers, a beautiful space

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Question 02

What excites you most about running a flower business?

AFreedom to work on my own scheduleNo fixed hours, no commute BBeing part of people's biggest momentsWeddings, debuts, grand celebrations CBuilding something that earns while I sleepPassive orders, a scalable system DCreating a brand people recognize and loveA shop, a team, a real business presence

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Question 03

What's your biggest challenge right now?

AI don't have enough consistent orders yetStill building my client base BPricing my event packages confidentlyI undercharge or second-guess my rates CGetting found online and standing outContent, SEO, ads — it's a lot DI don't know how to formalize everythingBIR, DTI, systems — where to even start

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Question 04

How do you feel about using technology in your business?

AI mostly use my phone — it's enough for nowInstagram, GCash, messaging apps BI want tools to handle quotes and proposalsSomething professional to send clients CI'm ready to explore AI and automationAnything that saves time and sells more DI want a proper system — inventory, staff, POSThinking long-term and big picture

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Question 05

Pick the sentence that sounds most like you:

A"I want something I can run while raising my family." B"I want to be the go-to florist for events in my area." C"I want my shop to keep getting orders even when I'm offline." D"I want a real business with a team and a physical space."

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Question 06

How much time can you give your flower business right now?

AA few hours a week — still figuring things out BWeekends and event days — I work hard when it counts CDaily — I'm building something consistent DFull time — or I'm ready to go full time soon

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Question 07

What does success look like for you — one year from now?

ASteady orders every week from people I know and trust BA full calendar of bookings — weddings, events, corporate CAn online presence that brings in orders without me chasing DA legit, registered business I'm proud to grow and scale

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10 Things Every New Florist Must Do Before Taking Their First Order

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Know your costs before your first "yes"

Set up a simple order process

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📸 Image Prompt Guide — Flowerpreneur Quiz

All prompts use 1536×1024px, landscape, no text in image.

IMAGE 1 — Landing Hero
A warm, editorial-style photo of a young Filipino woman arranging a loose bouquet of soft pink garden roses, dried grasses, and eucalyptus on a white marble table. Natural window light streaming in from the left. Cream linen background, blush and sage tones. Lifestyle photography aesthetic, aspirational small business energy. No text, no logos.

IMAGE 2A — Result: Home-Based Florist
A cozy home-based florist workspace: a Filipino woman wrapping individual stem bouquets on a wooden kitchen table. White walls, rattan accents, sunlight through curtains. Flowers in blush pink, white, and sage green. A phone showing an order message sits nearby. Warm, intimate, authentic small business feeling. No text.

IMAGE 2B — Result: Event Florist
A stunning wedding reception table setting with lush floral centerpieces in blush, ivory, and deep green. A Filipino florist in the background arranging a tall arrangement. Grand venue, soft candlelight and natural light mix. Romantic, editorial, high-end feel. No text.

IMAGE 2C — Result: Digital-First Florist
A flat-lay of a florist's phone showing an Instagram shop with flower arrangements, beside a notebook with content planning notes, a small bouquet, and a laptop. Clean, minimal workspace. Soft natural light, cream and pale sage tones. Modern, productive, business-savvy aesthetic. No text on phone screen.

IMAGE 2D — Result: Studio Florist
The interior of a beautiful, minimal flower studio: white-painted walls, open wooden shelves with vases and foliage, a large marble-top work table with cut flowers and tools. Branded packaging boxes stacked neatly. Aspirational, professional, Filipino aesthetic. Warm light, no people, no text.

Generate all images in ChatGPT (GPT-4o image generation) or Midjourney. Upload to Shopify Files, copy the CDN URL, and replace the corresponding .res-img-slot div with an img tag.