Occasions & card messages features for florists

From the NuFlorist admin, ask for a batch of occasion names, each with sample card messages, generated with Google Gemini from the shop's name, country, and existing occasions.

Nothing is added until you review and accept it. Shoppers then choose from the presets you approved; the AI never sees shopper data and never writes to the storefront on its own.

Each product keeps its own card message, and NuFlorist also copies them into the Shopify order note. When the cart holds more than one message, they are numbered on separate lines, so no message is lost when a shopper sends several arrangements in one order.

Anything that reads the order note, from the order page to a printed slip, sees every message.

Format the card message NuFlorist already captures with a shop-ready template, so the fulfillment team can produce a more consistent enclosure card.

Print one card per arrangement for the orders you select. Edit the template with a live preview, add order details such as delivery instructions, the order note, and totals, and print on Letter, Legal, or A4.

The built-in template is included on every NuFlorist plan. The Order Printer Pro integration is on Pro.

A better card message is one of the cheapest revenue add-ons a flower shop has; see how occasions and add-ons raise average order value.

Add a “Make it a handwritten card” toggle below the card message on the product page. Choose the product that carries the fee, and the toggle shows its live price in the shopper's currency.

When the shopper turns it on, the fee is added to the cart with the arrangement. The toggle hides itself if that product isn't available, and the label is yours to edit.

Add an occasion field to supported product pages so the shopper states the reason for the order while they are still choosing the arrangement.

Captured that early, the occasion travels with the rest of the order: it stays attached to the card message and reaches the fulfillment team with the flowers.

It is also the input the add-on step needs; see why the occasion drives add-on revenue.

Organize vases, chocolates, balloons, and keepsakes into add-on categories, then connect those categories to the products and occasions they belong with.

A sympathy order and a birthday order should not offer the same extras. Categories keep the choice short and appropriate rather than showing every add-on the shop sells.

Add-ons are the cheapest revenue a flower shop has; see how to pick and price them by occasion.