Websites for Florists | Orders & Delivery

People buy flowers for a reason and usually against a deadline. A birthday tomorrow, an anniversary they nearly forgot, a funeral on Friday, a wedding in the summer. When they land on your website, they need two things straight away: proof you make beautiful arrangements, and confidence you can deliver to the right place on the right day. If either is unclear, they panic-buy from one of the big national relay services instead of a proper local florist. Your site’s job is to show the work and remove every doubt about whether you can get it there in time.

That means your best bouquets and arrangements up front, organised by the occasions people actually search for: birthdays, funerals and sympathy, weddings, seasonal and everyday. It means your delivery areas and cut-off times stated plainly, so nobody has to guess whether you cover their village or whether they’ve missed today’s round. And it means a clear way to order, whether that’s a phone number for a personal chat or a proper online shop.

For a lot of florists a fast one-page site with a strong gallery, clear delivery info and a phone-and-form order route is exactly right, and that’s live in about five working days from £99. If you want customers to buy specific arrangements online and pay on the spot, that’s a proper ecommerce build with a product catalogue and payments, and we quote that per project so you only pay for what the shop actually needs. Either way there’s a real person in Sussex to call.

The mistakes we see on florist sites are nearly always the same. Photos that don’t do the flowers justice, because a bad shot of a beautiful bouquet still looks like a bad bouquet. Delivery areas left vague, so a customer three miles away isn’t sure you’ll reach them and books elsewhere to be safe. And no same-day cut-off stated, so people either order too late and are disappointed, or assume they’ve missed it and don’t order at all. We fix all three by leading with strong images, spelling out exactly where and by when you deliver, and giving funeral, wedding and everyday orders their own clear routes so nobody has to dig.

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What It Needs

What your website needs to bring in work

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Arrangements by occasion

Galleries grouped the way people search: birthdays, funerals and sympathy, weddings, seasonal and everyday. Someone arranging a funeral shouldn’t have to scroll past party balloons.

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Delivery areas, made clear

The villages and postcodes you cover, stated plainly, so nobody wonders whether you reach them. Vague delivery info is the fastest way to lose a same-day order.

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Same-day cut-off times

When today’s deliveries close, spelled out up front. It sets expectations, saves you awkward phone calls and stops people ordering after the van has gone.

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Online orders when you want them

Take orders by phone and form, or run a full online shop with a product catalogue and card payments. The shop is a bigger build, quoted per project to fit your range.

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Easy to phone

Flowers are personal and often last-minute, so a tap-to-call number sits front and centre. Plenty of your best orders start with a quick conversation, not a checkout.

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Wedding & event enquiries

A separate route for weddings and events, where budgets are bigger and the brief needs a chat. We give couples a simple way to send dates, colours and ideas.

How It Works

Three steps. That’s it.

No jargon, no committees, no six-week timelines. We get your area businesses online fast.

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Tell us about your business

A quick call or email. What you do, where you work, your contact details. That’s all we need to get started.

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We build your site

We design and write everything a professional one-page website with your services, area, and contact info. Ready for review within days.

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You’re live

Domain registered, hosting sorted, site live. You focus on the work we keep everything running.

Don’t Just Take Our Word For It

What our clients say

Real businesses we’ve helped get online. Real feedback.

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A much bigger project than a typical small business site, and Nick handled it brilliantly. Multiple pages, interactive guides, the lot. Fast, well built, and he understood exactly what we needed as a technology consultancy. Couldn’t be happier with the result.

Paul SmithC4C Group, Technology Consultancy

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Nick at Page Forge built our site in under a week. It looks proper professional and we’ve started getting enquiries from the website itself. Straight-talking, no nonsense, just gets on with it.

Phoenix PilingPiling Contractors, Sussex, Surrey & London

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Page Forge sorted out our website, hosting and email in one go. No tech headaches, no waiting around. The site looks the part and customers actually find us on Google now. Properly recommend.

BW ElectricalElectricians, Hassocks

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Nick is a pleasure to work with, very informative, professional and quick to respond. Absolutely love the website that he has produced for me. Highly recommended.

SteveOilfire Heating, Uckfield

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Fantastic service. They listened to what we needed and wanted as a business, suggested ways to increase productivity and have provided 100% support. Couldn’t recommend highly enough.

EmilyRuby’s Bakery, Burgess Hill

Our Work

Sites we’ve built

A look at some recent client work. Click through to see them live.

Multi-Page Project

C4C Group

A larger multi-page build for an enterprise technology consultancy. Multiple service sections, in-depth interactive guides and a lead-generation toolset, all built for speed and search performance.

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Building Contractors

Sindall Building

A multi-page site for a Haywards Heath building firm with 200+ 10/10 Checkatrade reviews. Premium, fast and fully optimised for both Google and AI search.

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Tilers

Prestige Tiling

A professional multi-page site for a Burgess Hill wall and floor tiler with 25+ years’ experience, after Wix and Squarespace could not do their work justice. Tiling is a visual trade, so a proper gallery puts the finished work front and centre.

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FCA Regulated

Clermont Mortgage

An FCA-compliant website for an independent Essex mortgage broker. Regulatory status, risk warnings, fee disclosure and complaints information all built in, written in plain English and approved by the principal firm’s compliance team.

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Heating Engineers

Oilfire Heating

A confident site for an Uckfield oil boiler engineer who is also a qualified electrician, so boiler and wiring are sorted in one visit. Built to turn local searches into calls.

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Bakery

Ruby's Bakery

A refreshed, faster website for an award-winning Burgess Hill family bakery, off a slow Wix site, with a managed product catalogue we keep current for them.

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Electricians

BW Electrical

Lime-green branding for an NICEIC-certified Hassocks-based electrical contractor. Clean, trustworthy design with clear service breakdown and instant contact options.

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Piling Contractors

Phoenix Piling

Bold dark and fire-orange palette built to convey strength and reliability. Targets piling services across Sussex, Surrey and London with WhatsApp Business integration.

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Live Band

The Vests

Playful retro design for a Hassocks-based covers band playing Britpop, classic rock and indie anthems. Bold sunburst hero, setlist and gig listings, with an easy booking call-to-action.

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Pricing

Simple, honest pricing

No hidden fees, no long contracts. The prices below are our starting point for a standard website.

Monthly Forge

From£29/month

+ £99 one-off setup fee

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Annual Forge

From£299/year

+ £99 one-off setup fee • Get 2 months free

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Prices are a starting point for a standard website. Bigger projects, such as lots of products, custom features or ongoing work, are quoted to match, so you only ever pay for what you need.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need a full online shop or just a website?

It depends on how you want to sell. Many florists do brilliantly with a fast site that shows the work, states delivery areas and cut-offs, and takes orders by phone and form, because so many flower orders start with a personal conversation anyway. If you want customers picking specific bouquets and paying online at any hour, that’s an ecommerce build with a catalogue, delivery-date options and payments, which we quote per project. Plenty of florists start with the simpler site to get found and taking orders, then add a shop later once it’s clearly earning its keep.

Can you make my delivery areas really clear?

Yes, and we’ll push for it, because unclear delivery is the number one reason florist orders get abandoned. We list the areas and postcodes you cover and your same-day cut-off times up front, so customers know instantly whether you can help. If you charge different rates for different distances, we set that out plainly too, because a nasty surprise at the last moment sends people straight to a national relay service. Clear, honest delivery information is one of the quiet reasons a local florist wins the order over a faceless website.

How do I handle funeral and sympathy orders?

Sensitively, with their own section away from the celebration bouquets. We create a calm space for sympathy arrangements with a clear, gentle way to order and to add a card message, so a grieving customer isn’t clicking through party flowers. We can also show the tribute types you offer, wreaths, sprays, coffin arrangements and letters, and note that you liaise with local funeral directors, which is exactly the reassurance a family needs at a hard time. Getting this section right matters more than any other, because it’s often how a florist earns a family’s loyalty for years.

Can customers order online and pay by card?

They can, with a proper ecommerce setup. That’s more than the standard one-page site: it needs a product catalogue, delivery date options and a secure payment provider. It’s a genuinely bigger build, so we quote it per project rather than pretend it fits the £99 format. Flowers add a wrinkle most shops don’t have, because customers pick a delivery date and you need same-day cut-offs and area rules built into the checkout. We handle all that properly, so you’re not left taking orders you can’t actually fulfil on the day.

What about wedding and event work?

Weddings deserve their own route, because the budgets are larger and the details need a conversation. We set up a simple enquiry form for dates, colours, venue and rough budget, plus a small gallery of past weddings so couples can see your style before they book a consultation. Wedding flowers are booked months ahead, so making it easy for a couple to enquire early and lock you in is well worth a dedicated section. If you also do venue styling or dried and preserved keepsakes, we give those a mention too, because couples increasingly look for them.

Websites for florists that turn browsers into orders.