
Stems are bought to a head count at four in the morning and will not keep. Cap each class at your benches so the number holds.
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Someone picks an evening class, takes the places they want and the benches left fall straight away, so the number you buy stems to is honest.
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Every class, its tutor and the benches taken sit on one week, so a thin Thursday shows up long before the market run.
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Wreath evenings sell out in a week and then stop, so the week tells you which ones are worth buying foliage and moss for.
A beginners’ hand-tied evening fills to the benches you have, and the count is settled before the stems are conditioned overnight.
Children need the same bench, bucket and pair of snips as anyone else, so a half-term class carries its own hard cap.
A hen party wants a Saturday to itself, so it is priced as a private booking rather than sold off as loose places.
An office books for fifteen, the cap holds at fifteen, and nobody turns up to a bench with no vessel waiting on it.
A regular keeps their Tuesday bench without rebooking it, weekly or monthly, ending never, on a date or after a set number of classes.
A couple books a longer day, and the extra bench time and vessels are itemised on a quote before anything is confirmed.
What is in the market that week decides what the class makes, and the timetable shows which sittings are still worth running.
Cut stems will not wait for next week. Each class is held to its real bench count, so the number you buy to stops shifting under you.
Drop-in evenings, a standing weekly bench, private group workshops and a term-long course all sit together. A quote 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 class, who is teaching, the benches still free and what has been paid, before you set off for the market at four.
Customers see the real number of places left, and when the last bench goes booking shuts rather than adding a name with no bucket.
Take the full fee by card with Pro, or record cash and bank transfer by hand on Free, with paid status kept on the booking itself.
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Set each class to the benches and buckets you have. Confirmed places count down against it and booking closes at the last bench.
Switch on a confirmation and a reminder ahead of the class, carrying the time, the address and what to bring, so nobody is chased by hand.
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 one counts against the same class, so a group of five never overfills it.
Yes. Set a weekly or monthly standing booking ending never, on a date, or after a chosen number of classes. It costs nothing on Free.
The place returns to the class and the count goes back up, so the week and the number of benches left stay right for whoever books next.
Yes, once the moments are switched on. Each one carries the time, the address and the list of what to bring. None of it sends before that.
With Pro the full class fee is taken by card as they book. On Free, you write down cash and bank transfer against the booking yourself.