Clients choose from screenshots
Bouquets, colours, wrapping, decor, and arrangements often get discussed through screenshots. Later it becomes hard to know which exact option the client meant.
Abistu
Simple private galleries for easy client selection.
For florists
Flower orders without chaos in messages.
With Abistu you send a private gallery with bouquets, arrangements, seasonal options, decor, or references. The client marks the right options, adds a general request comment or item-specific comments, and you receive one clear request with visual context.
No credit card. No long setup. Your client does not need an account.
Why this helps florists
Floristry is almost always chosen visually: colour, shape, mood, size, wrapping, seasonality, and style.
When a client chooses a bouquet or decor through messages, you often have to clarify which example, shade, wrapping, or arrangement they actually liked.
A private gallery makes the process easier: the client opens the link, views the selection, marks the options they want, adds comments where needed, and sends one request.
You receive the visual basis for the order, proposal, flower substitution, budget calculation, or next selection — and both sides can keep an email copy of the request.
Main idea
Clients should mark bouquets and styles, not explain screenshots.
What usually gets in the way of a clear order
Flower orders become harder when visual preferences get lost in chat.
WhatsApp becomes chaotic quickly
Flower photos, references, voice messages, clarifications, dates, budgets, and addresses all mix inside one conversation.
Seasonal options are hard to explain in text
Colour, shape, mood, size, and flower availability are easier to show visually than to describe in long messages.
Clients get lost between similar bouquets
When you send many similar arrangements without structure, it becomes harder for the client to choose and the answer gets delayed.
The request arrives without exact visual context
The client says they want a similar bouquet, but you still have to clarify which example, colour, or style they mean.
Portfolio and order get mixed together
A public Instagram profile shows your style, but a specific order needs a separate, clear selection of options for that client.
How a private gallery works for floristry
1
Create a private gallery
Upload bouquets, arrangements, colour directions, seasonal flowers, wrapping, decor, or examples prepared for a specific client.
2
Send the link to your client
The client opens the gallery without an account, without an app, and without a complicated explanation.
3
The client selects and comments
They select bouquets, colours, styles, arrangements, wrapping, or references directly in the gallery. They can leave one general comment for the request and separate item comments for selected options.
4
You receive a clear request
The gallery owner receives selected items, item-by-item comments, one general message, and client contact details together. The owner receives the request by email, and the client receives an email copy too.
Messages or private gallery
Both can show a bouquet. Only a gallery helps keep the choice, comments, and context next to the image.
Usually
With the gallery
Showing options
Usually:Photos in WhatsApp, Instagram, PDF, a folder, or a long message thread
Gallery:A private gallery built around one specific order
Client choice
Usually:Screenshots, voice messages, descriptions, or phrases like “this bouquet”
Gallery:The client marks bouquets, colours, and arrangements directly in the gallery
Context
Usually:Photo in one place, comment elsewhere, contact details somewhere else
Gallery:Selection, general comment, item-by-item comments, contact details, and email copies stay connected
Next step
Usually:You need to clarify style, colour, budget, and exact example
Gallery:You can prepare the order, quote, or next selection immediately
Client experience
Usually:The client searches through messages and explains in words
Gallery:The client opens, views, marks, comments, and submits one request
Impression
Usually:Fast, but often feels like a chaotic message thread
Gallery:Clear, visual, and professional
What it is useful for
Any moment where the client needs to choose, mark, compare, or clarify the visual direction of a bouquet, arrangement, or decor.
Custom bouquets
The client marks the style, colour palette, size, mood, wrapping, or similar examples before placing an order.
Wedding floristry
Show bridal bouquets, boutonnieres, arches, table flowers, arrangements, colour palettes, and references for approval.
Events and decor
Send options for birthdays, corporate events, private dinners, photo shoots, and celebrations.
Seasonal offers
Build selections for holidays, seasonal flowers, ready-made arrangements, gift sets, or limited options.
Available work showcase
Show current bouquets, arrangements, or flowers that can be ordered quickly or adapted for a client.
Budget-based selection
Send several visual directions at different budgets so the client can mark the most suitable option.
Why this is useful for floristry
The service does not replace your shop, payment, or delivery. It helps collect the client’s visual preference clearly.
Fewer screenshots
The client marks a specific bouquet, arrangement, or colour palette directly in the gallery.
Understand client taste faster
Selected options show which forms, tones, styles, and moods are closest to what the client wants.
Useful for seasonal offers
You can quickly send a current selection of available flowers, bouquets, or holiday options.
An email copy for both sides
The gallery owner receives an email with selected items, a general comment for the whole request, comments on individual positions, and contact details. The client receives a copy too, so the order does not exist only inside a chat.
No client account required
The client simply opens the link, views the gallery, marks the options they want, adds comments if needed, and submits the response.
Lightweight, not a shop
This does not replace payment, delivery, stock, or CRM. It helps collect the visual choice and request.
How to send floral selections more clearly
The clearer the gallery structure, the easier it is for the client to choose a style, palette, or specific option.
Create a selection for the task
For a wedding, gift, event, or seasonal order, it is better to create a separate gallery than to send your whole portfolio.
Group by style or colour
It is easier for the client to choose when bouquets are grouped by palette, mood, size, format, or budget.
Do not show too many similar options
It is better to send several strong directions than to overwhelm the client with dozens of almost identical bouquets.
Write a specific instruction
For example: mark 3 options closest to your mood, choose a colour direction for the event, or comment on what should be changed.
Keep payment and delivery separate
The gallery helps choose a visual direction. Payment, delivery, address, timing, and order details remain in your usual process.
Think about the client’s phone
Clients often open links from a smartphone. The simpler the action, the faster the response.
Try the real demo gallery
Open the demo, select an image, add a note if needed, and submit a request. This is the simple path your client will see.
This is how bouquets, arrangements, and decor can be shown without chaos in messages.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a florist need a private gallery?
So the client can choose bouquets, arrangements, colour palettes, wrapping, or references directly in a visual context, without screenshots and long message threads.
Does the client need an account?
No. The client opens a private link, views the gallery, marks the options they want, adds comments if needed, and submits the response.
Can clients comment on individual floral options?
Yes. The client can leave one general comment for the whole request and separate comments on individual selected positions, such as a bouquet, palette, wrapping, arrangement, or reference.
Who receives the request by email?
The gallery owner receives an email with the selected positions, one general comment for the whole request, comments on individual positions, and the client contact. The client receives a copy too, so both sides have the same record.
Can I use it for wedding floristry?
Yes. You can send selections of bouquets, decor, arches, arrangements, palettes, and references for approval with the client.
Is this a replacement for Instagram or a website?
No. Instagram and a website are useful for a public portfolio and client acquisition. A private gallery is useful for one specific order and one specific decision.
Is it free?
During early access, yes. No credit card and no commitment. Pricing will be introduced later in a simple and transparent way.
Show bouquets and decor more clearly
Create a private gallery, send the client a link, and receive a clear selection of bouquet, palette, arrangement, or decor.
Fewer screenshots. Fewer clarifications. A general request comment, item-by-item comments, and an email copy for both sides.
Currently in early access. No credit card and no commitment.