Version 1 · One page
Your brief. The occasion, the guest count with the tables worked out, and three packages priced for that guest count, on one page. Then Inquire.
What a client sees
The hosted guide, in the Standard form look. The computer and the phone share one set of answers.
Computer
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Phone
What the florist sets up
Business → Price guide. Change a price, a unit, a name or the guests per table, and both guides above follow. On the real page, "What clients see" sits beside these cards, as today.
In this version
The client
- Picks the occasion.
- Sets the guest count. The tables follow: 8 a table, or their own number.
- Sees three packages, each with a photo, what it includes and one figure for that guest count.
- Inquires. The enquiry form opens with the package, the guest count and the figure.
The florist
- For each occasion: the packages, each with a name, a line and a photo.
- One table of pieces. Each piece is priced per table, per guest or per event, with a price in each package.
- An empty price leaves the piece out of that package.
- Guests per table, and whether clients can set their own.
- The fee and the minimum spend. The tax comes from Tax & pricing.
Not in this version
- Who is planning.
- Moving one part to another package ("Make it yours").
- Extras, such as statement pieces.
- What's included in the florist's words, the breakdown, and ways to spend less or go fuller.
- All of these are in Version 2.