
In January the stems are ordered days ahead and cost what they cost. Cap each workshop at your benches so the count holds.
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A customer picks a live workshop, takes the places they need, and the benches left drop right away, so the head count you buy to is honest.
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Each workshop, its instructor and the benches taken sit on one week, so a session that has not filled shows up before you order.
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Wreath nights sell out fast and then stop, so the week tells you which ones are worth ordering cedar and berries for.
A first bouquet class fills to the benches you have, and the count is settled before the stems go into the cooler.
A bride books the whole row for her party in one booking, and every place still counts against the same workshop.
An office books an afternoon for twenty, the cap holds at twenty, and nobody arrives to a bench with no vase waiting.
A child needs the same bench, bucket and snips as an adult, so a March break class carries a hard cap of its own.
A regular holds one bench every week, monthly if that suits better, ending never, on a date or after a chosen number of sessions.
Dried work keeps when fresh stems will not, and the week shows which winter sessions are still worth running at all.
A birthday group wants the studio to itself, so it is priced as a private booking rather than sold as single places.
Cut flowers will not wait for next week. Every workshop is held to its real bench count, so the number you buy against stays put.
Drop-in workshops, a weekly bench for a regular, private group sessions and a multi-week course all run side by side. An estimate covers a private booking with its own flowers, vessels and longer bench time.
See it in action
Schedule
Every date shows the paid places against it, so at four in the morning you are buying stems for a Sunday that sold twelve and a Saturday that sold five, not for a guess.
Instant booking
A hen party organiser takes six places on the one workshop and is charged the per-place price for each. The group cannot quietly shrink to four between the enquiry and the day.
Get paid
Places are charged as they are booked and the session closes at your cut-off, so the market run is funded and final. A corporate afternoon is quoted with the flowers itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The day lists each workshop, who is teaching it, the benches still open and what has been paid, before the stems come out of the cooler.
Customers see the true number of places left, and when the last bench goes booking closes instead of taking a name you cannot seat.
Take the full fee by card with Pro, or record cash and bank transfer by hand on Free, with paid status kept right on the booking.
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One app for every booking
Set each workshop to the benches and buckets you really have. Confirmed places count down and booking closes at the final bench.
Switch on a confirmation and a reminder ahead of the workshop, carrying the time, the address and what to bring, so nobody is chased.
Yes. Set the capacity to the benches you can genuinely use, confirmed bookings count down against it, and booking stops at the last place.
Yes. A single booking can hold several bench places, and each counts against the same workshop, so a party of eight never overfills it.
Yes. Set a weekly or monthly standing booking that ends never, on a date, or after a chosen number of sessions. It is on the Free plan.
The place returns to the workshop and the count goes back up, so the week and the number of benches left stay accurate for the next customer.
Yes, once you switch the moments on. The confirmation and reminder both give the time, the address and what to bring. Nothing is sent until that is done.
With Pro the full workshop fee is charged to a card at booking. On Free, you record cash and bank transfer by hand against the booking.