Custom Flower Order Intake
Turns messy notes from a call, text, or visit into one clean order sheet your team can design, price, and deliver from.
Before and after
CUSTOM ORDER SHEET
Customer
- Name: Dorian Bowen
- Phone: 216-555-0142
- Order taken by: Delia Abbott, by phone, Tuesday
Event and delivery
- Occasion: Mother's 70th birthday party
- Date: Saturday the 14th
- Delivery by: 11 am
- Location: Aldercroft Garden Hall, 2000 Valecrest Ave, Winterbrook
- Ask for: Dominga Beasley, party host
Pieces ordered
- Centerpiece for gift table, quantity 1: peach and cream, roses and ranunculus. No lilies, the customer said his mom hates the smell. Requested, availability to be confirmed by the shop.
- Small table arrangements, quantity 6: same peach and cream colors, in small white pitchers supplied by the shop.
Budget and pricing
- Total budget given: 480
- Customer's per-piece figures: centerpiece about 120, small arrangements 60 each
- Check: 120 + (6 x 60) = 120 + 360 = 480, which matches the total budget
- Deposit: to be paid by phone, amount to be given by Delia on callback
Card messages
- Centerpiece card: "Happy 70th Mom, love Dorian"
Customer mentioned
- Dorian said his sister Dorothy Cisneros is allergic to something, but he does not know what. Shop to confirm with the customer before choosing flowers. We are not giving health advice.
Still needed
- Deposit amount and callback to Dorian
- Allergy details, if the customer can find out
- Confirmation of flower availability for the Saturday date
Questions for the owner
- What deposit amount should Delia quote to Dorian?
- Is delivery free, or is there a delivery fee to add to the 480 budget?
- Should the six small arrangements also get cards, or only the centerpiece?
- What time can the Garden Hall be accessed for setup before 11 am?
What it does
Turns messy notes from a call, text, or visit into one clean order sheet your team can design, price, and deliver from. It shows what the customer asked for, what is still missing, and what needs a decision before the order is confirmed.
Use it when: Use when a florist needs to turn a phone call, text, email, or walk-in conversation about a custom flower order into a complete order sheet, such as "write up this order," "take down this wedding order," "intake for a custom arrangement," or "organize these notes from the customer."