Bouquet Inspiration Generator

Describing a design in words is slow, and easy for a client or a new maker to picture wrong. This tool turns your written description into professional mock-up images, in a few different styles, so everyone sees the same design before you make it up. Type what you want, generate, and you get finished images to download, compare and keep.

What It Does

You describe an arrangement, pick a type, and the tool creates photo-style mock-up images of it. It covers six kinds of work: Bouquet, Centrepiece, Buttonhole, Corsage, Wire and Tribute. The extra options change to match the type you pick, so a bouquet asks for a container while a tribute asks for a frame shape.

Each generation gives you the same brief in three style takes: Compact, Natural and Wild, so you can compare a few looks side by side. The images appear as they finish, usually in about 30 to 60 seconds. You can download any of them, and every generation is saved to your history to reopen later.

This is a Plus tool. Plus accounts get all three styles per generation; free accounts get one Natural image. Every account has a monthly generation allowance, shown at the top of the page. See the plans and billing guide for what each plan includes.

The Short Version

1. Pick your arrangement type.
2. Describe the flowers, colours and finish in the box.
3. Choose the container or shape for that type.
4. Generate and wait about 30 to 60 seconds.
5. Download the ones you like; they are also saved to your history.

The rest of this guide walks through each step.

Pick Your Arrangement Type

Start by choosing what you are making. There are six types, each with its own icon: Bouquet, Centrepiece, Buttonhole, Corsage, Wire and Tribute. The one you pick is highlighted.

The options below the description box change to match your choice:

• Bouquet and Centrepiece show a Container Style: Glass Vase, Gift Box, Wicker Basket or No Container.
• Tribute shows a Tribute Shape: Heart, Cross, Wreath/Ring, Circle/Posy Pad, Pillow, Letter, Word or Custom.
• Buttonhole shows a style choice of Pin or Pocket Square; Corsage shows Wrist or Pin.
• Wire has no extra option, so you describe the frame shape in the box instead.

Describe Your Arrangement

Type your design into the Describe Your Arrangement box. The more specific you are, the closer the image comes to what you have in mind. Name the stem count, the flower varieties, the exact colours, the foliage and the ribbon or wrapping. The guidance under the box reminds you to be specific about colours, flower types and quantities.

A good brief reads like a recipe. For example: 24 stems, 12 deep burgundy roses, 6 white lisianthus, 6 stems silvery eucalyptus, with white trailing ribbon. That gives the tool the count, the colours and the finish to work from.

Generate And Read Your Results

Tap Generate 3 Inspirations. Each style card shows a spinner, then its image, one by one. A full set usually takes about 30 to 60 seconds.

The three styles are three takes on the same brief:

• Compact is dense and rounded, flowers packed tight with little gap.
• Natural is the achievable, garden-gathered hand-tied look most florists actually make.
• Wild is looser and asymmetrical, with more foliage and movement.

Plus accounts see all three. On a free account you get the single Natural image, since it is the most representative of the three.

Download And Revisit

Each result has a Download Image button. Click the image itself to open it full size in a new tab.

Every generation is saved for you. When you have at least one, a View History button appears at the top of the page. Tap it to see your past generations, then click any one to load its description, settings and images straight back in.

Tips And Best Practices

• Be specific. Name the stem count, the exact colours, the foliage and the ribbon. Vague prompts give vague images.
• Treat every image as a reference, not a photo of real flowers. Check each one and reject anything with fake-looking blooms before you show a customer. Real florists spot fake flowers at a glance, and so do their customers.
• Odd colours get corrected. The tool keeps flowers in colours they grow in, so an impossible colour such as a blue rose usually comes back in a real shade.
• Compare the three styles before you build. Use Compact, Natural and Wild to settle on a shape first, then make it up.
• Watch your monthly allowance. The count remaining and the reset date sit at the top of the page. See the plans and billing guide for what each plan includes.
• Price it separately. This tool shows the look, not the cost. Work out what to charge with the Arrangement Calculator, or for sympathy work the Tribute Calculator.

Common Questions

How many images do I get? Plus accounts get three styles per generation: Compact, Natural and Wild. Free accounts get one Natural image.

What do Compact, Natural and Wild mean? Three design takes on the same brief. Compact is dense and rounded, Natural is the achievable garden-gathered hand-tie, and Wild is looser with more movement.

How long does it take? Usually about 30 to 60 seconds for a set. The images fill in as they finish, rather than all at once.

Can I save or download them? Yes. There is a Download Image button under each result, and every generation is saved automatically. Tap View History to reopen a past one.

Why did a colour come out different? The tool keeps flowers in the colours they naturally grow in. If you ask for a colour a flower never comes in, it swaps in a real shade instead.

Which arrangements can I make? Bouquet, centrepiece, buttonhole, corsage, wire and tribute. Tributes carry frame shapes such as Heart, Cross, Wreath and Letter; bouquets and centrepieces carry a container style.

Do the images carry a mark? Each image has a small, discreet Digital Florists label worked into it. It is fine for mood boards, consultations and social posts as a design reference.

Do I need a paid plan? It is part of Plus, which gives you all three styles per generation. Free accounts can still generate a single Natural image within the monthly allowance. See the plans and billing guide for the detail.