How can AI design a bouquet from the flowers I already have?
You give the AI a list of what's in your cooler — varieties, colours, and rough counts — and it returns a coordinated design: a generated image of the finished bouquet plus a recipe listing how many stems of each variety to use. Because it builds only from your on-hand stock, every suggestion is something you can actually make today.
Instead of staring at a cooler of odds and ends, you get ready-to-sell combinations in seconds. It is especially useful for moving flowers that are about to age out — feed the AI what needs to sell and it designs around it, cutting shrink and waste.
How does AI decide the quantity of each variety?
The AI follows floral-design principles — a focal flower, secondary blooms, texture, filler, and greenery — and allocates stem counts to hit a balanced shape and size. You tell it the target price or size and it scales the recipe up or down, never suggesting more of a variety than you actually have in stock.
A typical hand-tied recipe it might return from your cooler:
- 6 garden roses (focal)
- 5 lisianthus (secondary)
- 4 ranunculus (texture)
- 3 wax flower (filler)
- 4 eucalyptus (greenery)
Ask for a larger version and it scales every line proportionally so the design still looks professional.
Can AI set a competitive selling price from my cost?
Yes. Enter your cost per stem and the AI totals the recipe's hard cost, applies a florist markup (commonly a multiple of wholesale plus a labour allowance), and suggests a retail price. You can sanity-check it against local market rates so you stay competitive without underpricing your time.
The markup logic is transparent and adjustable — you keep the final say. Here is how a single design goes from cost to price.
| Line item | Detail | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Flower hard cost | Sum of stems at your wholesale cost | $14.50 |
| Flowers marked up (3.2×) | Common florist rule of thumb | $46.40 |
| Labour, wrap & care | Design time and materials | $10.00 |
| Suggested retail price | Rounded to a competitive point | $56 |
How do I put this to work in my shop?
Keep a simple running list of what you buy, update it as stock moves, and run the AI whenever you want fresh designs to post or sell. The output — image, recipe, and price — can go straight onto your website, your social feed, or a walk-in special board.
- Log deliveries into a simple inventory list.
- Generate designs from what's on hand — especially aging stock.
- Post the image and price, or keep the recipe at the bench.
- Adjust the suggested price for your market and margin goals.