Florist Business Cards
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Florist business cards, filmed close: 4 sizes on 73 stocks, from kraft and linen to metallic pearl and soft touch, with a photo front and optional rounded corners.
- From $17.57 per set of 100, with the per-card price dropping across 39 tiers all the way to 100,000, where each card lands under 2 cents.
- 4 sizes: the standard 2" x 3.5", a 2" x 2" square, a 1.5" x 3.5" slim, and a 2.125" x 3.375" card, plus custom sizing up to 2" x 4".
- 73 stocks: gloss, uncoated, kraft, linen, metallic pearl, soft touch, and ultra-thick painted-center cards up to 80pt.
- Full color on the front with a blank or black back, or on both sides, finished plain or with High-Gloss UV Coating, with optional rounded corners.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, Next-Day and Same-Day rush, rated 4.9 out of 5 across 23 reviews.
Hand Out a Florist Card Worth Keeping
A florist tucks this card into each bouquet, each wedding consult folder and each delivery, so it travels with the flowers. Print full color on one or both sides, pick a stock that matches your brand, and soften the shape with rounded corners. A set of 100 florist business cards starts at $17.57, rated 4.9 out of 5 across 23 reviews, keeping your shop name in reach the moment someone needs flowers.
At 900 cards a card costs about 6 cents, so it can go into every order, and a photo of a real arrangement on the front shows a bride your style before she calls. Every other card style we print sits on business cards printing, and the choices for this one follow below.
A home studio doing a few weddings a month can start with 100 cards for $17.57. A shop with a delivery van tucking a card into every order through Valentine's Day and Mother's Day moves to 900 for $53.83 or 8,000 for $179.25. The table below gives the set total at each of the 39 tiers.
What Are Florist Business Cards
Florist business cards are full-color business cards branded for flower shops and floral designers, printed in 4 sizes on any of 73 stocks. People reach for them at the counter, in a delivery, and at a wedding venue, wherever a name and a phone number need to travel with the flowers. Print your shop name and a photo of an arrangement on the front and the working details on the back, and the recipient knows where the flowers came from. For the familiar wallet format, the Standard Business Cards cover that exact size, and the florist card carries the same specs with your branding on it. Before you place a photo, check our guide on business card photo size.
What Size Should a Florist Business Card Be
Size the card to what you need to say. The classic 2" x 3.5" drops straight into a customer's card holder, so it is the safe default. A 2" x 2" square reads like a little tag and suits a logo with a QR code, close to the Square Business Cards. The 1.5" x 3.5" slim is a narrow, modern cut, near the Slim Business Cards, and the 2.125" x 3.375" gives you a touch more room for a photo. Soften any of them with rounded corners at a 1/8" or 3/8" radius, a small touch that reads friendly and floral. The chart below lists all 4 sizes, both finishes and the 73 stocks, the same choices the price calculator offers.
Three choices shape a florist card.
Pick a stock that feels like your flowers
Kraft and uncoated cream read like a garden and suit a rustic bouquet brand. Linen adds a woven texture you can feel, metallic pearl has the sheen of a petal, and soft touch feels velvety in the hand. When you want that natural, recycled feel across a whole order, the Kraft Business Cards carry it further, and the Soft Touch Business Cards bring the velvety finish. The default 14pt Gloss Cover keeps it clean and cheap, and a High-Gloss UV Coating makes a photo of an arrangement snap.
Put a QR code to your shop on it
Print your shop name and a photo on the front, drop a scannable code on the back, so a recipient can scan it and send flowers from your online store the same day. If a code is the whole point of the card, the QR Code Business Cards are built around exactly that.
Design it without a designer
Our business card design templates belong to a free library of thousands of layouts across the catalog. Pick a layout with a photo panel, drop in your best arrangement, and set the shop name and delivery area in the online editor.
Ready-to-Edit Business Card Design Templates
Already have your artwork? Skip the editor and download a press-ready blank instead. Each blank florist business card template is built at the real trim size with the 1/8" bleed and safe margin already drawn in, so your design never crowds the cut. Grab the size that matches your order below, drop your art in, and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Florist Business Cards Cost
Florist business cards start at $17.57 per set of 100, and the per-card price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 100,000, where each card lands under 2 cents. A 900 card run is $53.83 and 8,000 run $179.25. Set the slider to the orders you deliver in a season to see the set total and the price of one card.
Wally puts your flower shop in every hand
Why a $17.57 stack of florist cards earns repeat orders.
A hundred florist business cards costs $17.57 and prints in full color on any of 73 stocks. Add rounded corners, a kraft or soft touch feel, and a QR code to your online store. Pick a size, set your speed, and Wally gets them printed as fast as same-day.
What Should a Florist Put on a Business Card
Keep the front simple: your shop name, logo, and one strong photo of your work. Put the working details on the back, so print 4/4 for full color on both sides. Add your phone, website, delivery hours, and a social handle where you post your arrangements. If several designers hand out cards, turn on variable data and each card can carry a different name while the design stays the same, so a whole team prints in one run.
How Do Florist Cards Compare to the Rest of the Range
A florist choosing a card may also weigh a natural kraft, a velvety soft touch or a heavier premium stock. The chart below lines up florist business cards against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
See How a Finished Florist Card Lands
The gallery below shows business cards our customers printed with us on kraft, linen, pearl and soft touch, some with a photo front and rounded corners. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Business Cards Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Florist Business Cards
Florist business cards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a wedding or a sale sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production. Each step buys back time for a set percentage on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. Same Day orders need to be approved by noon EST to ship that day. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what the rush adds before you pick.
See the Rest of Our Cards
Florist cards are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range any time. Kraft, slim and premium cards each have their own page and starting price on business cards printing.
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Florist Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
How much do florist business cards cost to start?
A set of 100 starts at $17.57. Pricing steps down across 39 quantity tiers, and at 100,000 cards each one lands under 2 cents. Most shops order a mid range quantity so there are always cards to tuck into deliveries and consultations.
Will a photo of my arrangements print well on these cards?
Yes, they print full color, so a photograph of your work reproduces on the front, the back, or both. A gloss stock or a High-Gloss UV Coating deepens the color and keeps petal detail crisp, while uncoated and kraft stocks mute the image for a more rustic look.
Which stock suits a wedding florist?
Metallic pearl and soft touch are the two most often picked for wedding work, since pearl adds a subtle shimmer and soft touch has a velvet feel in the hand. Linen adds a woven texture that pairs well with classic script type. There are 73 stocks to compare, up to ultra-thick painted-center cards at 80pt.
Can I add these cards to every delivery without redesigning them?
Yes. One design printed in quantity is the usual approach, and because the per-card cost keeps dropping as the run climbs, slipping a card into every bouquet and delivery box stays inexpensive. Rounded corners are optional if you want the card shape to feel softer alongside a bouquet.
What sizes can I choose from?
The standard 2 inch by 3.5 inch card suits the counter and the consultation table, while the 2 inch by 2 inch square and the 1.5 inch by 3.5 inch slim sit neatly on a bouquet wrap or a delivery box. The fourth size is a 2.125 inch by 3.375 inch card. Custom sizing goes up to 2 inches by 4 inches if you want a tag-like proportion for arrangements.
How quickly can I reorder before a busy holiday?
Standard turnaround is 3 business days, with 2 day, Next Day and Same Day rush available. Florists usually reorder ahead of Valentine's Day and Mother's Day so the standard turnaround is enough, but the rush options exist when a run gets used up faster than expected.
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