
Peonies are in for six weeks and then gone. Cap each sitting at your benches and know your numbers before you order from the grower.
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Someone picks a sitting, takes the places they want and the benches left drop immediately, so a peony class cannot sell twelve seats for eight buckets.
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Each sitting, its tutor and the benches taken sit on one week, so you can see what is worth ordering for and what has barely moved.
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Peonies run a few short weeks. The week shows which sittings sold, so you order to a number rather than to a hope.
A summer garden-flower night fills differently to a winter one, and each sitting carries its own cap and its own bucket count.
A wet weekend brings walk-ups, and the public page shows the true benches left rather than a number someone typed on Monday.
A bride books the row for her party in one go, and every place still counts against the same sitting rather than a side list.
Wreath evenings sell out then stop, so the ones left thin are the ones you fold in before buying foliage for both.
A regular holds the same weekly bench, weekly or monthly, ending never, on a date or after a set number of sittings.
An office books an afternoon for a fixed number, and the cap holds so nobody arrives to a bench with no secateurs on it.
A course on conditioning and mechanics is sold by its own sittings, so week three is never sold to somebody who missed week one.
Stems are ordered to a head count days out and cannot be held over. Hold each sitting to its real bench count and that number stops moving.
Drop-in sittings, a weekly bench for a regular, private groups and a multi-week course all run side by side. A quote covers a private booking with its own flowers, vessels and longer bench time.
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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.
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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 shows each sitting, who is taking it, the benches still free and what has been paid, before the buckets go into the chiller.
Customers see the true number left. When the last bench goes, booking closes instead of adding a name you have no bucket or secateurs for.
Take the whole fee by card with Pro, or record cash and bank transfer by hand on Free, with paid status held on the booking itself.
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Set a sitting to the benches and buckets you actually have. Confirmed places count it down and booking shuts at the final bench.
Turn on a confirmation and a reminder ahead of the sitting, carrying the time, the address and what to bring, so no one gets chased.
Yes. Set the capacity to the benches you can genuinely work, confirmed bookings count it down, and booking stops on the last bench place.
Yes. A single booking can take several places, and all of them count against the same sitting, so a party of six cannot overfill it.
Yes. Set a weekly or monthly standing booking ending never, on a date, or after a chosen number of sittings. Standing bookings are on Free.
The place goes back to the sitting and the count rises again, so the week and the number of benches left stay right for the next customer.
Yes, once the moments are switched on. The confirmation and the reminder both carry the time, the address and what to bring. Nothing goes out until it is enabled.
With Pro the full fee goes on a card as they book. On Free, cash and bank transfer are entered by hand against the booking instead.