WedVis

For wedding florists

Show couples their florals before you cut a single stem

You can see the tablescape already. They can’t. WedVis turns your idea into a photoreal preview, set in their real venue, so you close the consult and design from the same picture.

14-day free trial on paid plans. Start free, no card needed.

The vision lives in your head, not theirs

You describe garden roses and trailing greenery, they nod, and then they get nervous about the number because they can’t see what it buys. A photoreal preview of the arch and the centerpieces, in their venue, is what turns the proposal into an easy yes.

Where WedVis earns its place

A few things, done well, right where you win or lose the booking.

Sell the look, not a description

A couple can't picture 'garden roses with trailing greenery' the way you can. Show them the centerpiece and the tablescape, in their actual venue, before they sign.

Try directions fast

Swap the palette, go fuller or airier, move from candlelit to bright. See a few directions in minutes instead of building three real samples.

Proposals they can see

Put the visual next to your numbers. When a couple can see the arch and the head-table runner, the proposal stops being a list of stems and starts being their wedding.

Keep couples in it

Invite them into a workspace to react and pin what they love. You get a clearer brief and fewer "can we see another option" emails later.

How it fits with the tools you already use

WedVis isn’t your whole stack. Here’s the honest version of where it sits.

vs Details Flowers, Curate, Lobiloo
Floral recipes, stem counts, costing, and itemized proposals.
Those run the numbers behind your arrangements, and they're good at it. WedVis does the part they don't: showing the couple what the flowers will actually look like in their room. Use your recipe tool for the math and WedVis for the visual.
vs HoneyBook, Dubsado
Contracts, invoices, and the back office.
WedVis isn't your CRM and isn't trying to be. It's the visual you bring to the inquiry and the design call.
vs Pinterest, Canva
Generic mood boards and graphics.
Great for gathering inspiration. WedVis turns that inspiration into a photoreal look set in the couple’s real venue, which is what actually closes the booking.

What WedVis isn’t (we’ll be straight with you)

It’s not a floral-costing or recipe tool, it’s not your CRM, and it won’t guarantee a stem-for-stem match on the day. It’s the fast, photoreal way to show a couple their florals in their venue and get them to book. That’s the part we do better than anyone.

Three steps, about a minute

1

Upload the venue or a reference

Their reception space, a head-table shot, or an inspiration photo you want to riff on.

2

Describe the florals

Type the recipe in plain words ('blush garden roses, ranunculus, trailing greenery, taper candles') and render it in seconds.

3

Share it

Drop it into your proposal or invite the couple into a workspace to react and refine with you.

Simple pricing, real trial

Pro
$49
For solo florists. Client workspaces, branded sharing, plenty of visions a month.
Studio
$149
For studios with a team. More seats, more workspaces, white-label proposals.
  • 14-day free trial on paid plans
  • Start free with a few visions, no card
  • Your client data stays private, never used for training

Questions florists ask

Does this replace my floral proposal or recipe software?

No. Keep using Details Flowers or Curate for stem counts and costing. WedVis is the visual layer: it shows the couple what the arrangement and tablescape will look like in their venue, which those tools don't do. Most florists pair them.

Can it work from just an inspiration photo?

Yes. Upload an inspiration image and pull the palette, the density, or the overall look from it, then set it in the couple’s actual space.

How accurate is it to real flowers?

It's a photoreal preview to align on look and feel, not a botanical spec. Think of it as the picture that gets the couple to yes, not a stem-by-stem guarantee.

Can my couples use it too?

If you want. Invite them into a workspace to react and pin favorites, or keep it as a tool just for you.

What does it cost to try?

Pro starts at $49 and Studio at $149, both with a 14-day free trial. You can also start free and generate a few visions with no card.

Show the flowers. Book the couple.

Try it on your next inquiry. Upload their venue and show them the tablescape before they ask the price.