Why So Expensive?!
One of the main factors that confuses potential clients is the ISSUE OF PRICE.
“At the very beginning of my work, not knowing all the nuances of “flower accounting,” this question also affected me.”
Therefore, now I will describe in more detail what the cost consists of:
* purchase of flowers and plants. Initially, the cost of preserved flowers is 2-3 times higher than that of fresh cut flowers, to which we are so accustomed
* Preparation of plants. Yes, this item is separate, because… The preparation of the flower itself takes a colossal amount of time. The opening of one rose can last 20-30 min!
* assembling a composition/bouquet.
Now, using simple calculations, let’s see if the price of such compositions is really that high?
Let’s imagine the average price of a composition of freshly cut flowers ~ $100
These flowers will “live” for at most 2 weeks (with very good care!)
Thus, for 1 day – $7
A composition of preserved flowers of the same volume comes out to $245. Even if we take one year for the calculation (in fact, bouquets last much longer), it turns out to be ~$0.6
This is the math 😉
