
You buy stems to a head count days before the class sits. Cap each class at your benches so that number is right the first time.
Online booking
A customer picks a live class, takes the seats they need, and the benches left drop right away, so the head count you buy stems to is accurate.
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Each class, its instructor and the benches taken sit on one week, so a class that has not filled shows up before your market run.
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Wreath workshops sell out in days and then stop cold, so the week tells you which ones are worth buying greens for.
A beginner bouquet class fills to the benches you own, and the head count is settled before the stems are processed overnight.
A bride books the whole row for her party in one booking, and every seat still counts against the same class.
An office books an afternoon for eighteen, the cap holds at eighteen, and nobody shows up to a bench with no vase on it.
A child needs the same bench, bucket and snips as an adult, so a school-break class carries a hard cap of its own.
A regular keeps their Monday bench without rebooking, weekly or monthly, ending never, on a date or after a set number of classes.
What the grower cut that week decides what the class makes, and the week shows which sittings are still worth running.
A birthday group wants the studio to itself, so it is priced as a private booking rather than sold off as single seats.
Cut stems cannot be held for next week. Every class is held to its real bench count, so the number you buy against stays put.
Drop-in classes, a weekly bench for a regular, private group workshops and a multi-week course all run together. 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 class, who is teaching it, the benches still open and what has been paid, before the stems arrive at the studio.
Customers see the real number of seats 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 held right on the booking.
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One app for every booking
Set each class to the benches and buckets you really have. Confirmed seats count down against it and booking closes at the last one.
Turn on a confirmation and a reminder before the class, carrying the time, the address and what to bring, so nobody has to be chased.
Yes. Set the capacity to the benches you can actually use, confirmed bookings count down against it, and booking stops at the last seat.
Yes. A single booking can hold several seats, and each one counts against the same class, 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 classes. It is on the Free plan.
The seat returns to the class 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. Both emails carry the time, the address, and what to bring with them. No email goes out before you do.
With Pro the full class fee is charged to a card as they book. On Free, cash and bank transfers are recorded by hand on the booking record.