Dried Flower Business Idea

Start a dried flower business by following these 10 steps:

A dried flower business will sell dried flowers to hobbyists or craft stores. A flower preservation business will save important flowers, like wedding bouquets, for interested parties. Owners may do one or both of these services, but they are separate. Dried flowers do have a demand amongst a variety of people who use them to finish their craft projects. Flower preservation is perfect for those who want to scrapbook their memories, or fill boxes and chests with important mementos. Demand has increased for dried flowers over the past few years, as more people discover easy and fun DIY challenges.

1. Plan your Dried Flower Business
2. Form your Dried Flower Business into a Legal Entity
3. Register your Dried Flower Business for Taxes
4. Open a Business Bank Account & Credit Card
5. Set up Accounting for your Dried Flower Business
6. Get the Necessary Permits & Licenses for your Dried Flower Business
7. Get Dried Flower Business Insurance
8. Define your Dried Flower Business Brand
9. Create your Dried Flower Business Website
10. Set up your Business Phone System