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Wedding and event florists software in the UK

Software for UK wedding and event florists, from independent designers to studios and retail florists with substantial event work. Compare floral recipes, visual proposals, wholesale buying lists, event production, hire stock and retail integrations, with explicit UK availability and pricing uncertainties.

12 product records checked against primary sources · 9 in the main wedding and event florists market · 3 adjacent · 5 buyer situations · last researched

Compare the researched market

This market currently provides independently researched product records and buyer-situation shortlists, including published pricing, UK fit, workflows and source dates. Profile-based configuration and pricing comparison is not currently available for this market.

The wider market

The 9 records in the main wedding and event florists market, including those that do not fit the situation selected above. Prices are the lowest publicly verified starting price.

The wider researched wedding and event florists market: product, starting price, UK fit, target scale, relevance and last checked date.
ProductStarting priceUK fitScaleRelevanceLast checked
BloomBoardFrom $99 monthly per account up to two seatsWeak UK fitSolo, Small teamCore
CurateUnknownWeak UK fitSmall team, Mid-market, Larger contractor, Multi-locationCore
Details Flowers SoftwareUnknownModerate UK fitSolo, Small team, Mid-market, Larger contractorCore
Digital FloristsFrom £75 per-location annual-billed Events planStrong UK fitSolo, Small team, Mid-market, Multi-locationCore
FloranextUnknownWeak UK fitSolo, Small team, Mid-market, Multi-locationCore
FlowerBuddyUnknownModerate UK fitSolo, Small team, Mid-market, Multi-locationCore
LobilooFrom $29 monthly subscriptionWeak UK fitSolo, Small teamCore
StemlyUnknownWeak UK fitSolo, Small team, Mid-marketCore
StrelitziaFrom £75 per-shop Wedding & Events subscription plus one-time setupStrong UK fitSolo, Small team, Mid-market, Multi-locationCore

Adjacent and excluded products

3 adjacent and 0 explicitly excluded records, recorded outside the main wedding and event florists market, with the reason in each case. An adjacent product may still fit one of the buyer situations above.

  • EveryStem

    AdjacentLast checked

    Why it is not in the main set: Buyers seeking client proposals or direct customer communications inside the product.

    Florists who want flower recipes, consolidated orders and profitability tracking without replacing their existing CRM.

  • Floral Frog

    AdjacentLast checked

    Why it is not in the main set: Wedding-only designers needing linked visual proposals and event-specific recipe production.

    UK flower shops prioritising POS, order intake, delivery routes and Making Tax Digital workflows.

  • Stemwork

    AdjacentLast checked

    Why it is not in the main set: Buyers needing in-platform invoicing, payment collection, client CRM or event-day deployment.

    Solo wedding florists retaining their CRM/invoicing tools but needing recipes, pricing, proposals and consolidated wholesale lists.

How this market was researched

Last systematic research
Research rounds
2
Product records published
12 product records checked against primary sources
Classification breakdown
9 in the main wedding and event florists market · 3 adjacent
Buyer situations identified
Independent wedding florist · Small multi-designer event studio · Large installation or corporate event florist · Retail shop with substantial wedding/event work · Recipe-first florist keeping an existing CRM

Coverage

UK-first research. Seven established specialist candidates, two newer event specialists requiring UK checkout validation, and three deliberately bounded adjacent alternatives. The focus is floral-event production rather than retail floristry software generally.

Research rounds

  1. The event floral production chain links quoted design, stem recipes, wholesale purchases, event setup and margins; simple booking calendars do not establish those specialist workflows.
  2. Buyer situations distinguish solo events, multi-designer studios, complex installations, retail-event hybrids, and recipe-only buyers keeping an existing CRM.
  3. The fifth buyer situation represents a recipe-first purchasing configuration alongside a business workflow: florists who retain an existing CRM but need stem costing and supplier orders. It is not a claim that all florists fit one distinct business-size category.
  4. Non-UK vendors can be relevant but GBP pricing and UK settlement cannot be inferred from English-language marketing.
  5. Curate Basic recipe entitlement conflicts within the same pricing page; Details current tariffs require an up-to-date price PDF.
  6. BloomBoard and Stemly are newer specialists with published/previously observed tariffs but local UK terms remain unverified.
  7. Bloompath emerged during convergence and explicitly supports UK customers, but is in open beta and UK accounting/MTD integrations are unavailable. Defer to lifecycle-qualified review.
  8. Published pricing observations are sourced, limited and not total-cost estimates. This market does not activate a personalised pricing decision engine.
  9. UK-fit ratings separate demonstrated product function from verified UK purchasing eligibility. Weak or moderate UK fit requires a buyer to confirm purchase, payment, tax and support terms.

Read the full research methodology