Describe your prom, homecoming, or wedding corsages. Makeform creates an order form for flower and ribbon choices, wrist style, quantity, event date, contact details, and pickup time.
Send corsage orders to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
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Audience
Students and families ordering for prom
Format
Choice-based order with pickup scheduling
Prompt size
215 chars
Example form structure
Choice-based order with pickup scheduling
Customer, school, and prom date
Flower and color choices
Upload an outfit photo
Preferred pickup date and time
Special requests
Suggested routing tags
Prom orders
Wedding party
Pickup scheduled
Ask for both the event date and pickup date. They may differ, and the florist needs the pickup schedule to plan production.
Step 1
Choose
style, flowers, colors, and ribbon
Step 2
Personalize
recipient, outfit, size, and notes
Step 3
Schedule
event date and florist pickup slot
Step 4
Prepare
order routed into the production list
Why use an order form
Structured fields keep the flower recipe, event timing, customer contact, and pickup plan together.
Use dropdowns, checkboxes, and photos for exact flower, color, ribbon, and wrist details.
Require event date, quantity, phone, and pickup time before submission.
Send submissions to your inbox or spreadsheet with event, pickup, and status labels.
Designed for floral occasions
Build a seasonal menu or a detailed path for custom wedding flowers.
Offer a limited collection, event fields, outfit uploads, and practical pickup slots.
Collect recipient labels, palettes, style differences, quantities, and one fulfillment contact.
Gather inspiration, budget, preferred blooms, colors to avoid, measurements, and consultation preferences before the florist reviews the idea.
Share one link online, place a QR code near sample designs, or complete the same form with a customer at the shop counter.
Order workflow
Start with your seasonal menu, then add what the design bench and pickup counter need.
Name your occasions, designs, flowers, colors, prices, deadlines, and pickup dates.
Show wrist measurement only for wrist corsages, recipient labels for wedding orders, and extra design notes only when custom is selected.
Show the order summary, shop contact, pickup location, and next step.
Send responses to an inbox or spreadsheet and sort by pickup date and status.
Order form vs messages
Give customers visual choices while preserving a consistent recipe and pickup schedule.
Field guide
Six sections create a usable design and fulfillment record.
Customer and recipient
Capture a contact and recipient label when one customer coordinates several pieces. Labels help the shop separate similar wedding corsages.
Corsage style
Start with construction choices that change the recipe. Pin-on corsages, bracelets, pearl wristlets, and bands need different fit questions.
Flowers and palette
Offer blooms and palettes the shop expects to source. An image helps the designer interpret the outfit color.
Order specifics
Keep quantity separate from design notes. Customers can mention colors to avoid, keepsakes, or preferred embellishments.
Event and contact notes
Event date supports scheduling, while allergy or fragrance notes give the florist useful details to review.
Fulfillment
Use available pickup windows. Include the shop address, pickup contact, and what happens after submission.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for florists preparing prom, homecoming, and wedding corsage orders.
It lets a customer choose a corsage and give the florist its occasion, date, style, flowers, colors, ribbon, wrist option, quantity, contact, and pickup time.
Collect names, mobile, email, school, prom date, collection, flowers, colors, ribbon, wristband, quantity, outfit photo, requests, and pickup slot. Show your deadline and next step.
Yes. Add a file upload for an outfit or inspiration image. Pair it with written primary and accent colors so the designer has both references.
Yes. Collect a recipient label for each variation. Repeat the style, palette, wrist size, quantity, and notes so every recipient has a clear recipe.
State your shop's approach and add an acknowledgment. Ask whether preserving the palette, a preferred bloom, or the budget matters most.
Yes. Present available windows, record the pickup person's name and phone, and include the shop address and instructions in the completion message.
Yes. Makeform offers unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect corsage orders without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Yes. Keep both dates in separate fields and send responses to your inbox or spreadsheet. Sort by pickup date for the daily production queue.
Give every corsage a complete design brief.
