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Florist Lookbook Template

This florist lookbook template gives each of 9 looks from Bloom Theory Floral, a fictional label, a large image with the style name and number beside it, so buyers can match every look to your line sheet. The sample opens with Seasonal Vase Arrangement, Medium and Seasonal Vase Arrangement, Large. Swap in your own photography, keep the style numbers identical to your line sheet, and share the lookbook as a PDF or a link.

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Sample data

What's in this florist lookbook

9 looks with style numbers and retail prices from $32 to $185. Replace the sample images with your shoot and keep the style numbers in step with your line sheet.
Sample products included in this template
LookStyle #ColorsRetail
Seasonal Vase Arrangement, MediumBT-AR01$65.00
Seasonal Vase Arrangement, LargeBT-AR02$95.00
Bud Vase TrioBT-AR05$38.00
Lobby Arrangement, WeeklyBT-WK01$145.00
Restaurant Table Buds, 10BT-WK05$90.00
Bridal BouquetBT-EV01$185.00
Low Garden-Style CenterpieceBT-EV04$85.00
Orchid in Ceramic PotBT-PL01$58.00
Dried Flower BundleBT-DR01$32.00

Tips

How to make a great florist lookbook

Sequencing a florist lookbook

A florist lookbook is a portfolio for weddings and events, organized by palette or style rather than by product. Show full tablescapes and ceremony pieces, then details such as bouquets and boutonnieres. Caption with flowers used and the season, so couples and planners can see what is possible in their month.

What florist buyers look for

Corporate clients, hotels, restaurants and event planners buy flowers on standing orders and want predictability: size, style, delivery day and price per week. Event planners want a menu of pieces with prices or ranges. Seasonal substitutions are normal, so state your substitution policy clearly.

FAQ

Florist lookbook questions

How should a wedding florist organize a lookbook?

By style or color palette, with full scenes first and details after. Captions should say which season the flowers were available.

Should florists send a lookbook?

Yes for events and weddings. A lookbook of real past work, organized by style or palette, helps clients choose before they ask for a quote.

Do lookbooks include prices?

Usually not on every page. A lookbook sells the mood and styling; prices and minimums live on the line sheet. Many brands put style numbers on each look and send the line sheet alongside, or add a compact price index at the back.

Make your florist lookbook now

Open this lookbook with the sample looks, add your own images and share it alongside your line sheet.