Google reviews · Florist

Google reviews for florists: get more and reply to each one

Voxtya helps a florist get more Google reviews (QR code, post-visit email, wheel of fortune) and reply to them: Review collection at €29 a month (Review collection + Replies: €49), 30-day free trial. When people search “florist” in a hurry, the day before a birthday or a celebration, they often pick the best-rated shop nearby. Here is how a florist gets regular Google reviews with Voxtya, with the tact the trade requires, and replies to each one.

Updated By the Voxtya team

What gets in the way for a florist

The buyer is not the recipient

A delivered bouquet delights the person who receives it, but it is the buyer who can review your service. So you need to ask the right person at the right moment.

Happy but hurried customers

A bouquet bought on the way home, a customer who leaves pleased: they do not think of leaving a review unless you simply suggest it.

Funeral orders

Asking a grieving family for a review would be out of place. How you ask must depend on the order.

Reviews about a delivery

Late delivery, damaged flowers, wrong address: a critical review deserves a calm reply explaining what was done.

How it works with Voxtya

  1. A QR code at the till and with the order. A stand on the counter, a small card slipped in for the buyer: they scan it and reach your own review page, which leads to your Google listing.
  2. An email after a wedding or a corporate order. For large orders, an email campaign goes to the list you paste or import, a few days after the event, with an unsubscribe link. You choose who receives it: never funeral orders.
  3. Printable materials. A poster, table stand or business card with your QR code, ready to print, in your colours.
  4. A drafted reply for every review. AI drafts a reply in the tone you chose: warm for a thank-you, calm and factual for a delivery problem. Published on Google automatically or after you check it: your choice.

Try the example

See Boutique Lumière’s review page (demo)

No demo florist yet: the review page of Boutique Lumière, a fictional shop, shows exactly what your customer sees when scanning the QR code.

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In practice

OrderAsk for a review?How
Bouquet bought in the shopYesQR code at the till, while paying
Delivered bouquetYes, the buyerSmall card with a QR code in the confirmation or invoice
Wedding, event, businessYes, after the eventEmail campaign a few days later
FuneralNoDo not ask; reply soberly if a review comes in

What to avoid

  • Offering a discount or a flower for a review: Google forbids incentives in exchange for reviews.
  • Replying to a funeral review like any other: a few sober words are enough, with no sales follow-up.

For the general method, read the guide how to get more Google reviews; for your online showcase, see florist website.

How much it costs

Review collection

€29/month

€23/month billed annually

Review collection + Replies

€49/month

€39/month billed annually

No commission, no commitment, 30-day free trial, cancel in 1 click. All prices: Pricing page.

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Google reviews · Florist

A QR code at the till, a card with the order, an email after a wedding, and tact for funeral orders.

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How much is Voxtya for a florist’s reviews?
Review collection (review page, QR code, printable materials, email campaigns) costs €29 a month, €23 billed annually. With Review replies, the bundle is €49 a month. 30-day free trial.
Who should I ask for a review on a delivered bouquet?
The buyer: they chose, ordered and paid. A small card with a QR code in their confirmation or invoice is enough.
Should I ask for a review after a funeral order?
No. If a family leaves a review on their own, reply with a few sober words and no sales message.
How do I reply to a review about a late delivery?
Thank them, acknowledge the delay without personal details, say what has changed and offer to talk. AI drafts the reply; you adjust it if needed.
Can I give a flower to customers who leave a review?
No: Google forbids incentives in exchange for reviews. Simply thank them, and reply to every review.
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