Florist Business Cards

What florist business cards should show

A customer holding a bouquet with one hand wants your phone number first, not a tagline. Build the card around the fastest way to order.

• Shop or studio name
• Phone number and a website or QR code to order
• Delivery area and the same-day cut-off
• Opening hours or market days
• Services such as everyday flowers, sympathy, hospital and aged-care, events and workshops
• Instagram handle

Business details and claims to get right

There is no occupational licence for a retail florist, a flower stall or a flower farm, so you have no licence number to print. If you hold the SFL30115 Certificate III in Floristry, qualified florist (Cert III Floristry) is accurate on the card.

In New South Wales, growing or picking protected native plants such as waratah, flannel flower and wild-harvested natives for sale needs a licence under the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016. The number format is not published, so a grower's card should say licensed native flower grower, licence available on request. A florist buying from a licensed grower needs proof of supply, not a native plant licence.

Queensland protects every native plant under the Nature Conservation Act 1992. Wild harvesting needs a licence, and traded plants are tagged. A florist buying from a licensed grower needs proof of supply only.

Under the Australian Consumer Law, a gift voucher sold since 1 November 2019 is valid for at least 3 years and must show its expiry. Gift vouchers available fits the card; valid 12 months does not. Same-day delivery only belongs with the cut-off time and the area beside it. Locally grown only applies when you grow the stems or buy from local growers.

You do not need to print an ABN or ACN on a business card. The ATO calls an ABN on stationery a good idea, and ASIC does not require an ACN on business cards.

Choosing a card stock for florist work

Most florist business cards on this page sit on Standard Business Cards. You choose 300 GSM Matte, Linen, Cotton or Metallic, or 450 GSM Artboard with Velvet Laminate, at 90 x 55 mm, front only or front and back. The four 300 GSM stocks come without laminate.

For flower business cards that lean rustic, Coloured Paper Business Cards in kraft and cream suit market stalls, workshops, farm gates and gift hampers. The stock list includes 270 GSM Black or Navy, 290 GSM Kraft, and 300 GSM Forest Green, Hunter Green, Burgundy and Cream, printed in CMYK or white ink.

Recycled Business Cards fit sustainable and foam-free florists. The stock is 350 GSM ecoStar+ 100% recycled uncoated board, bright white and about 0.45 mm thick, at 90 x 55 mm. The paper maker's specification sheet lists FSC Recycled and EU Ecolabel.

A design built on Standard Business Cards can be carried across to Rounded Corner Business Cards and Recycled Business Cards. Many designs made around foil, spot UV, Scodix, duplex or coloured paper stay on their own card, but several also run as a Standard edition with the same layout printed flat.

How a ready design becomes your card

Open a design from the gallery and the product page opens with that layout and the recommended print options already set. Add to cart, then type your name, shop name, phone, email, ABN and any qualification wording into the Upload Artwork step. We set the details and email a free PDF proof within 1 to 2 business days. Change shape or orientation before you approve, and production starts only after approval. Browse other industries at business card designs.

Matching the rest of your print to the card

Tie Swing Tags to the bouquet wrap with care notes and your same-day cut-off, or keep a stack by the counter for sympathy and hospital orders. Seal wrapping paper, tissue and kraft sleeves with Logo Stickers so every parcel leaves finished. Printed gift vouchers with the correct expiry wording round out the set.