Instagram bio examples for florists
Help someone distinguish a ready bouquet, a custom arrangement and an event enquiry. Keep the bio focused on the work you actually accept and send changing delivery dates, flower availability and prices to a maintained ordering destination.
Everyday bouquets
Bouquets for everyday occasions in [area]. Current flowers and delivery dates below.
Collection-first shop
Fresh arrangements from our [neighbourhood] flower shop. Order for collection at the link.
Wedding enquiries
Wedding flowers for [service area]. Share your date, venue and floral plans below.
Seasonal stems
Arrangements shaped by the flowers available this season. See today's choices and order details.
Custom orders
Made-to-order flowers for [actual occasions]. Start with the arrangement enquiry form.
Events and installations
Floral installations for [event types] in [area]. Portfolio and project enquiries ↓
Give each enquiry a useful destination
| Customer decision | Information needed | Useful destination |
|---|---|---|
| A bouquet today | Available arrangements and delivery or collection window | Current order page |
| A wedding date | Service territory, portfolio and the information needed to enquire | Wedding enquiry form |
| A custom colour brief | Whether custom work is accepted and its actual preparation lead time | Custom-order guide |
| An installation | Venue constraints and the actual scope of the florist's work | Project portfolio and contact |
Check the wording against your business
- Do not imply every pictured flower is available in every order.
- Separate delivery territory from the shop's physical location.
- Keep event quotations separate from ready-bouquet prices.
Make the next step clear
If wedding work and everyday bouquets share a profile, make the linked destination offer those two clear routes. A single generic 'DM to order' line leaves customers guessing which details you need and whether the date can be accommodated.
Replace the bracketed fields with verified details, then check the final wording in the actual profile editor. Use a next action supported by your maintained destination.