Product catalog
Show exactly what is available.
Use pictures or a product list for named designs. Distinguish wreath base, size, theme, and included decoration.
- Name and photo
- Diameter or size
- Unit price
Describe your wreaths, customer choices, and fulfillment. Makeform turns the details into a wreath order form with product options, quantities, totals, contact fields, and pickup or delivery questions.
Send wreath orders to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, tailor it, or send it to the Makeform builder. The field list previews the structure you can create.
Audience
Families supporting a school or community fundraiser
Format
Multi-product order form with seller credit
Prompt size
283 chars
Example form structure
Multi-product order form with seller credit
Buyer name and contact details
Student or team to credit
Wreath style and quantity
Pickup or local delivery?
Delivery address and instructions
Suggested routing tags
New orders
Pickup orders
Delivery orders
Give each wreath style a clear name, price, and fulfillment window so customers can choose without sending a follow-up message.
Step 1
Choose
style, size, ribbon, and add-ons
Step 2
Count
quantity per wreath or centerpiece
Step 3
Collect
customer and fulfillment details
Step 4
Prepare
route orders into one production list
Why use an order form
Messages and paper sheets lose quantities and pickup choices. A structured form asks every buyer for production-ready details.
Group base style, diameter, ribbon, colors, and add-ons into clear choices instead of decoding a paragraph of order notes.
Capture the count for every product variation, helping a seller or coordinator turn submissions into a practical making and purchasing list.
Keep pickup location, pickup window, shipping address, or local delivery instructions beside the products that customer selected.
Built for seasonal selling
Start with the workflow closest to your sale, then replace the sample products, prices, dates, and fulfillment choices with your own.
Credit each order to a student, athlete, class, or team and route buyers to the right pickup point.
Ask for colors, signs, ribbon, dimensions, inspiration photos, and the date a personalized piece is needed.
Present available designs visually and reserve a pickup window before shoppers arrive at your booth.
Collect consistent orders from neighbors, churches, clubs, and volunteer networks without passing around a spreadsheet.
Order workflow
Start with a plain-language description, review the generated structure, and publish a form that feeds one organized order list.
Name each wreath, size, price, and add-on, then explain whether the form is for a craft business, preorder, or fundraiser.
Make quantities required where appropriate and reveal personalization or delivery fields only when a buyer chooses those options.
Send the link by email or social post, add it to a fundraiser page, or place a QR code beside samples at an in-person sale.
Send submissions to your inbox or connected sheet and use seller, product, pickup, and fulfillment tags to plan the work.
Form vs messages vs spreadsheet
The best method captures complete product and fulfillment details at the moment a customer commits to an order.
Field guide
Give customers enough structure to order confidently and give makers enough detail to prepare the correct item without another round of questions.
Product catalog
Use pictures or a product list for named designs. Distinguish wreath base, size, theme, and included decoration.
Options
Use structured options for standard choices and notes for unusual requests. Reveal personalization only when supported.
Quantity & totals
Ask for each item's quantity and display an order summary or calculated total for review.
Customer & seller
Collect reliable buyer contact details. Fundraisers should identify the participant, team, or campaign receiving credit.
Fulfillment
Offer only supported fulfillment choices. Conditional fields can collect an address or pickup window.
Order review
Finish with sale dates and an order summary. Confirmation helps buyers catch a wrong size, spelling, or pickup choice.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for craft sellers, fundraiser organizers, and seasonal sales coordinators.
A wreath order form collects product choices, quantities, contact information, and fulfillment details in one submission. Sellers use it for custom or ready-made products, while community groups use it for seasonal fundraisers.
Include buyer contact details, wreath style and size, decoration choices, quantity, total, and fulfillment details. Fundraisers need seller credit; custom signs need exact wording.
Yes. Give each product a quantity field or allow multiple selections. An itemized summary lets customers review their order and makes the production list easier to total.
Yes. Pictures help buyers compare designs, ribbons, or colors. Pair each image with a product name, dimensions, description, and price so the choice stays clear.
Add a required field for the student, athlete, class, team, or seller. Send it with every submission to the connected sheet so coordinators can group sales.
Yes. Ask buyers to choose fulfillment first, then show the relevant pickup time or delivery address fields. This avoids collecting irrelevant information.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge; it does not unlock a separate response allowance.
Orders arrive as Makeform submissions and can be sent to tools such as Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier. A connected sheet can become the working view for totals by product, seller credit, production status, and pickup location.
Make every seasonal order production-ready.