Case study · Weddings · Austin, Texas
An Austin wedding florist website with a floral portfolio and inquiry form.
The problem
A high-end Austin florist focused on weddings and events needed a site that shows its arrangements and makes it easy for couples to start an inquiry.
What we built
A move to a faster, easier-to-manage platform with a motion video home page, large photography, an Instagram feed, links to two event venues, a floral portfolio, a team page, a blog and an embedded inquiry form.
Quick answers
What should a wedding florist website include?
Lead with large photos of real arrangements and keep an inquiry form one click away. This site pairs a floral portfolio with an embedded inquiry form and links to the venues couples are already considering.
When did it launch?
November 2021.