Free website builder for florists. Organize arrangements by occasion, list delivery details, and let AI chat answer orders 24/7. Start free with ItIsMe.
A flower shop lives and dies by what people see. A free ItIsMe website gives your arrangements a real home online — a gallery that actually shows off your work, a clear list of occasions you cater to, and a way for customers to reach you any time of day.
Get Started FreeMany independent florists rely entirely on Instagram or a marketplace listing to be found. That works until a customer wants to see your full range of arrangements, check if you deliver to their address, or find your phone number quickly on a day when they need flowers fast — a funeral, an anniversary they forgot, a last-minute apology bouquet. Social platforms bury older posts, change their algorithms, and were never designed to answer "do you deliver to my area" in one glance.
A dedicated website fixes that. It becomes the one place where every arrangement you've ever made lives in an organized gallery, where your delivery area and cutoff times are always visible, and where a customer searching "florist near me" or "same-day flower delivery" can actually find you instead of a bigger competitor with a bigger ad budget.
General-purpose builders like Wix or WordPress can do this, eventually, but they demand hours of setup, theme-picking, and plugin configuration before a florist ever gets to the part that matters: showing flowers. Carrd and Linktree are built for single link pages, not a real catalog of arrangements by occasion. ItIsMe is built around exactly this kind of small, visual, local business — flowers, photography, catering, anything where the product sells itself once people can actually see it.
The ItIsMe Android app lets you photograph a finished arrangement and add it to your website before the customer has even left the counter.
Organize arrangements by occasion — weddings, sympathy, birthdays, everyday bouquets — so customers can browse exactly what they need instead of scrolling an endless feed.
A built-in AI chat assistant can answer "do you deliver today" or "can you do an all-white bouquet" 24/7, even outside shop hours.
Start in Personal Mode as a one-person flower stand, then move to Business Mode with a branded storefront once you open a shop or hire staff.
Keep a growing gallery of your best work, so a bride or event planner can judge your style before they ever call.
A built-in contact form keeps order requests, wedding consultations, and general questions organized instead of scattered across Instagram DMs and texts.
Start with your occasions: weddings and events, sympathy and funeral arrangements, birthdays and everyday bouquets, corporate accounts if you offer them. Each category deserves its own small gallery, since a bride looking for wedding flowers and someone needing a same-day sympathy arrangement are in completely different moods and should not have to dig through the same feed.
Delivery details matter more for flowers than almost any other local business — same-day cutoff times, delivery radius, and whether you deliver on Sundays and holidays all directly affect whether someone books you or moves to the next search result. State these clearly rather than making people ask.
Round the page out with a gallery of your best arrangements, a short note about your style (classic, wild and garden-style, modern and minimal), any awards or press mentions, and a simple way to reach you — contact form, phone number, and AI chat all visible without scrolling far. ItIsMe's template gives every one of these its own section, ready to fill with your own photos and words.
Consider adding a short seasonal note near the top of the page during peak periods — Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, graduation season, and the winter holidays all bring a surge of searches for flower delivery. A quick update mentioning current availability, advance-order deadlines, or a seasonal collection can be the difference between a visitor booking immediately or moving on to check another shop, and it takes only a minute to update from the Android app.
This page fits any kind of independent florist, not one narrow niche. A home-based flower seller uses it to display a growing gallery of arrangements without ever needing a physical storefront online. A neighborhood flower shop uses it to list delivery areas, cutoff times, and seasonal specials so repeat customers always know where to look. Wedding and event florists use it to build a dedicated portfolio of past weddings, since couples researching florists almost always want to see styled work before reaching out for a quote.
Florists who also handle corporate accounts — regular office deliveries, hotel lobbies, restaurant arrangements — can use a separate section to describe recurring contracts, while a florist just starting out can keep things simple with a single gallery and a contact form. The template grows with the business rather than forcing every florist into the same layout.
Florists usually consider the same handful of tools before landing on a decision. Here's how they stack up for a flower business specifically.
| Feature | ItIsMe | Wix | WordPress | Instagram Only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan with a real website | Yes | Limited, with Wix branding | Needs paid hosting to look professional | Not a website |
| Galleries organized by occasion | Yes, built in | Possible with setup | Needs a gallery plugin | Chronological feed only |
| Upload photos from a phone | Dedicated Android app | Limited mobile editor | Mobile app, needs setup | Yes, but no real website |
| Built-in AI chat for order questions | Yes, free on all plans | Paid add-on | Needs a third-party plugin | No |
Photograph in natural light. Flowers photographed under warm shop lighting or harsh flash lose their true colors. A quick photo near a window, right after finishing an arrangement, sells far better than a dim counter shot.
Organize by occasion, not by date added. Someone shopping for sympathy flowers should never have to scroll past birthday bouquets to find what they need.
State your delivery cutoff time clearly. "Same-day delivery if ordered before 2pm" answers the single most common question a flower customer has, before they even need to ask.
Keep the gallery current. Add new arrangements regularly with the Android app. A gallery that hasn't changed in months can make a shop look closed or inactive, even when it isn't.
1. Create your free account. Sign up on ItIsMe and name your flower shop — no credit card required for the Basic plan.
2. Build your occasion galleries. Add sections for weddings, sympathy, birthdays, and everyday bouquets, uploading your best photos to each.
3. Set your delivery details. List your delivery area, cutoff times, and any same-day options clearly so customers never have to ask.
4. Turn on AI Chat and publish. Let the assistant handle order questions while you focus on arrangements — your website is live immediately.
Yes. The Basic plan is free forever and includes 5 projects, 5 blog posts, a gallery with up to 2 images, and Personal Mode — enough to launch a working flower shop website at no cost.
Yes. You can create separate sections or projects for weddings, sympathy, birthdays, and everyday bouquets, each with its own gallery and description.
The Professional and Enterprise plans include product listings and e-commerce features, so you can list arrangements for sale. The free Basic plan is best for showcasing your work and taking inquiries through the contact form.
No. ItIsMe handles the layout and structure — you only need to add your photos, occasions, and delivery details.
It answers questions like delivery cutoff times, whether you deliver on a specific day, or whether you can do a custom color scheme — any time of day, even while you're busy arranging flowers.
Yes. The ItIsMe Android app lets you photograph and upload new arrangements the moment you finish them, directly from the shop floor.
Upgrade to Business Mode on the Professional or Enterprise plan for a branded storefront, a team page, and room for far more projects, products, and gallery images.
A website and social media work well together, but only a website gives you a permanent, organized gallery, a dedicated delivery-area page, and a contact form that doesn't depend on a social platform's algorithm to be seen. Many florists link their Instagram to their ItIsMe website rather than choosing one over the other.
Build a free website with ItIsMe, organize your arrangements by occasion, and let AI chat answer delivery questions while you focus on the next bouquet.
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