Floral event proposal software built from your recipes and margins
Price arrangements with cost, quoted, and profit visible, then open a client proposal from the same event—so what you send matches what you will produce.
Proposals drift from the numbers that matter
Many florists design in one tool, price in another, and type a proposal in a third—so clients see line items that no longer match stem counts or supplier costs.
- Proposal line items are retyped from memory or screenshots.
- Hard goods and fees get added after the design is “done.”
- Margin is checked after the client already has the PDF.
- Recipe changes never make it back into the sent proposal.
Proposal output from the live event
BloomHive keeps recipes, markup, hard goods, and fees on the event, then builds a client proposal you can preview, copy, or print—without rebuilding the wedding in Canva first.
Send a proposal that still matches production
Adjust quoted per unit and fees before you send. When the job books, the same event feeds your order list—no second spreadsheet for what the client approved.
FAQ
Can I still use Canva for the look of the proposal?
Yes. Use BloomHive for accurate line items and totals, then copy into Canva if you want a custom layout.
Does the proposal include hard goods and fees?
Yes. Hard goods and fees on the event roll into the client proposal with your arrangements.
Will the client see my costs?
No. Cost and profit stay in your workspace. The proposal shows client-facing prices and descriptions.
How does this connect to ordering?
The same recipes that priced the proposal generate the flower order list—so production stays aligned with what you sold.