The inquiry
She emails on a Tuesday night with a Pinterest link, a date, and no budget.
Describe what she asked for and RoseCore builds the proposal. Her arrangements, her quantities, your prices, ready to send before she has finished emailing the other three florists on her list.
More on how that works on the proposal page.
The signature and the deposit
She opens the proposal on her phone, signs it there, and pays the deposit.
The money goes straight into your Stripe account. RoseCore is never in the middle of it and takes no percentage.
No printing, no scanning, no chasing a signature for two weeks while she looks at other shops.
The three months in between
This is where weddings get lost.
Every wedding gets its own place in RoseCore. The date, the venue, the colour palette, the recipe, the signed proposal, the deposit, the notes from the consultation, the change she asked for in April.
When she emails in month two asking whether you can swap the garden roses, you are not scrolling through your inbox. It is all in one place with her name on it.
The parts nobody writes software for
Ask it what you should be charging for a bridal bouquet with that stem count. Ask it to draft the reply to the mother of the bride who wants to add two corsages a week out. Ask it to write the Instagram caption for the photos when the gallery comes back.
It already knows your shop, your prices, and how you talk to clients, because you set that up once when you started.
Delivery morning
Everything for that wedding is in one place. The recipe, the counts, the venue, the timing, the final version of the proposal she actually signed.
Not six email threads and a note on the back of an invoice.
What it costs
$45 a month. Fourteen day free trial. Cancel any time.
No per-wedding charge, no per-proposal charge, and no percentage of what your clients pay you.
Who this is for
Wedding and event florists, and retail shops taking weddings alongside daily orders.
It suits you if you are quoting more weddings than you have admin time for, if leads go cold while you are on the design bench, or if you have ever gone looking for a colour palette three weeks after agreeing it.
If you do two weddings a year, you do not need this. If you want to see exactly how the pricing math should work first, start with how to price flower arrangements.