Florist Invoice Template
Create professional florist invoices for weddings, events, and everyday arrangements. Our template includes sections for deposits, delivery fees, setup charges, and itemized floral pieces. Perfect for flower shops, wedding florists, and event decorators. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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What to Include on a Florist Invoice
A complete florist invoice should document:
Business Information- Shop name and logo
- Address and phone number
- Email and website
- Business license (if required)
- Social media handles
- Customer name
- Contact information
- Event/delivery date
- Delivery address
- Event venue (for events)
- Detailed description of each arrangement
- Flower types (roses, lilies, etc.)
- Arrangement sizes
- Container/vase included
- Color palette
- Individual arrangements
- Bouquets and boutonnieres
- Centerpieces (quantity)
- Ceremony flowers
- Delivery fee
- Setup/installation fee
- Deposit amount and date paid
- Balance due date
- Payment methods accepted
- Cancellation policy
- Substitution clause
Florist Pricing Benchmarks
Standard pricing for floral services:
Everyday Arrangements- Small arrangement: $35-55
- Medium arrangement: $55-85
- Large arrangement: $85-150
- Premium/luxury: $150-300+
- Single rose: $5-12
- Dozen roses: $65-150
- Bridal bouquet: $150-350
- Bridesmaid bouquet: $65-125
- Boutonniere: $15-30
- Corsage: $25-50
- Flower girl basket: $35-65
- Ceremony arch: $300-800+
- Centerpiece (standard): $50-100
- Centerpiece (premium): $100-200+
- Head table arrangement: $150-400
- Buffet arrangements: $75-175
- Welcome display: $100-300
- Sympathy spray: $100-200
- Casket spray: $200-500
- Standing spray: $150-350
- Wreath: $125-275
- Delivery (local): $15-50
- Delivery (extended): $50-100
- Setup fee: $50-150
- Vase/container: $10-50
- Rush order: 25-50% surcharge
Billing for Wedding Florals
Wedding flower invoicing best practices:
Consultation & Proposal- Offer free initial consultation
- Create detailed written proposal
- Include mood board/inspiration
- Itemize every element
- Clear substitution policy
- 50% deposit to book date
- Balance due 7-14 days before
- Non-refundable after booking
- Payment plan for large orders
- Bridal party flowers (each person)
- Ceremony decorations
- Reception centerpieces
- Cake flowers
- Additional décor
- Flower preservation
- Ceremony to reception repurposing
- Toss bouquet
- Extra corsages/boutonnieres
- Aisle décor
- Substitution clause essential
- Weather contingency (outdoor)
- Timeline responsibilities
- Delivery/setup windows
- Breakdown and rental returns
Pricing Strategies for Florists
Build profitable pricing for your flower business:
Cost-Plus Pricing- Flower cost × 3-4 = retail price
- Add labor, overhead, profit margin
- Account for waste (10-20%)
- Include container cost
- Calculate total flower cost
- Add labor hours × rate
- Include delivery and setup time
- Factor in consultation time
- Add profit margin (20-40%)
- Valentine's Day: 2-3× markup
- Mother's Day: 2× markup
- Prom season: premium pricing
- Holiday arrangements: premium
- Off-season discounts
- Track spoilage carefully
- Buy seasonal when possible
- Build vendor relationships
- Manage inventory turnover
- Calculate true cost per stem
- Upgraded vases/containers
- Add-on stems or greenery
- Delivery and setup
- Maintenance cards
- Flower food packets