A Letterhead for a Flower Shop That Feels Like a Bouquet
A florist sells beauty, so even a letter about a delivery or a wedding quote should look pleasant. This letterhead dresses the page with an ornamental border, a small bouquet icon and a scrolled footer. It suits flower shops, wedding florists, event decorators, nurseries and garden gift businesses that write to customers, hotels, venues and suppliers.
The Ornamental Border Around the Page
The page is 8.5 x 11 inches, portrait, one page. A fine ornamental border with curled corners frames the sheet, and at the top a bouquet icon sits in the centre above the space for your shop name. The line work is delicate rather than heavy, so it feels like a classic invitation card. Keep your letter inside the border, which leaves a comfortable writing area.
Replacing the Bouquet With Your Shop Logo
The bouquet and the decorations are pictures. Click the bouquet and choose Replace Image to add your own logo. If you do not have a logo yet, keep the bouquet, and type your shop name in a text box under it in a serif or script font. A name set in a single colour that matches the flowers in your window will look natural.
The Scroll Footer With Contact Details
At the foot of the page, a scroll shaped ornament holds a single block of text: a street address, two phone numbers, an email address and a website. Below it sit the handles /fbhandle, /twitterhandle and /LinkedInpage. Florists often take orders through social platforms, so a handle on the letter is a quiet way to invite more.
A Note on the Template Title
The listing name of this design is spelled Leatterhead, with an extra t. The page itself has no such error, but if you search for the template, try both spellings. Check every line of text on your own letter in the usual way.
Letters a Florist Sends
- Wedding and event quotations with a list of arrangements.
- Confirmation letters for standing orders from offices and hotels.
- Thank you notes to a venue that referred a customer.
- Supplier letters to growers and wholesalers.
- Seasonal notices, such as opening hours for Valentine’s Day.
Ref. No and Date for Orders
The line under the header gives you a place for a reference number and a date. Use the order number, so that a customer who calls can quote it. For wedding contracts, add the event date to the reference.
Paper Choices That Suit Flowers
Ivory or cream paper of 100 gsm looks softer than bright white, and the ornamental line work prints well on it. A little texture, such as linen finish, adds to the effect. If you email letters, export a PDF so the border stays crisp on every device.
Keeping Pages Simple After the Border
With a decorative border, plain body text works best. Use a single font at 11 or 12 point, and leave a blank line between paragraphs. Avoid adding clip art, since the page is already decorated. Save the empty page as a master and reuse it.
For a pink and black fashion page, see the fashion boutique letterhead. For beauty services, try the beauty consultant letterhead. For parties and weddings, see the event planning letterhead. More are in letterheads.
