Review widgets for florists
If your shop already has a website you love, on WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace or anything that takes HTML, our review widgets put your best reviews right next to your bouquets. Add one line of code, choose a style, and new reviews appear by themselves within a few minutes.

On your website
Gorgeous seasonal bouquets, and always beautifully wrapped.
Saved my anniversary with a same-day order.
How it works for florists
Eight styles to choose from
Pick from Wall of Love, Carousel, Hero Quote, Rating Badge, Marquee, Highlight Strip, Floating Bubble or Photo Toast, in light or dark with your brand accent, and switch the reviewer photo, date and platform badge on or off.
Wedding reviews on the wedding page
Use keyword filters to show only reviews that mention weddings on your bridal page, or hand-pick the ones you love most. Set a minimum star rating, four stars by default, and choose how many reviews to show.
Fits the site you already have
It works on WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace and hand-built sites, sealed off from your own styles so nothing in your theme breaks. At around 9 KB, it doesn’t slow or block the page your customers are trying to load.
Helps search engines read your rating
The widget adds your rating and up to five reviews to the page’s structured data for search engines, unless the page already declares a rating of its own. Whether stars show in results is always Google’s decision.
Our wedding flowers were even more beautiful than we imagined.
A bridal page at The Stem Loft
Wedding reviews, right where couples are looking
Grace built The Stem Loft’s website herself on Squarespace years ago and has no wish to move. She pasted one line of code onto her weddings page, chose the Carousel widget with a keyword filter for weddings, and set it in her dusky pink accent. Couples browsing her bridal gallery now see what other brides wrote about her bouquets, and each new wedding review joins the carousel without Grace lifting a finger.
An illustration of how it works, not a real customer.
The film
Review widgets put a business's best reviews on any website that accepts HTML with one line of code, in eight styles, light or dark in the brand colour, filtered by minimum stars, keyword or hand-picked, with new reviews appearing within a few minutes. It works the same way for florists.
Read the transcript
0:02People want proof before they get in touch. And the best proof is what your own customers say.
0:08LocalQuiver's review widgets put your best reviews on your own website, with one line of code. WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, or a site built by hand.
0:19Pick from eight styles, from a slim rating badge to a full Wall of Love, in light or dark, and in your brand colour.
0:27Then choose which reviews show: set a minimum star rating, filter by keyword, or hand-pick your favourites.
0:35New reviews appear by themselves within a few minutes. And it's tiny, so it won't slow your website down.
0:42Real praise from real customers, right where people decide to get in touch.
0:47LocalQuiver. Your marketing, sorted.
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What's included
- Eight widget styles, from Wall of Love to Photo Toast
- One line of code on WordPress, Shopify or Squarespace
- Keyword filters, hand-picked reviews and a minimum star rating
- Light or dark, with your brand accent
- Reviewer photo, date and platform badge, each on or off
- Rating and reviews added to the page’s structured data
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Questions
Probably not. Websites we build already show your best reviews without a widget. Widgets are for florists who want to keep an existing site, or who want reviews on pages we don’t host, such as a separate Shopify store.
No. Widgets show the review text and rating and, if you like, the reviewer’s profile photo, date and platform badge. Photos customers attach to their Google reviews appear in your LocalQuiver inbox rather than inside the widget.
Nobody can promise that. The structured data helps search engines read your rating properly, but Google decides whether to show stars in results, and it doesn’t show them for a homepage. The widget still puts real reviews in front of visitors either way.
Review widgets
Book a free chat and we'll show you how it would work for your florist, set up and running for you.