A proposal theme is a saved set of branding choices — colours, fonts, hero layout, button styles — that you apply to a proposal so the client portal looks polished without you having to design each one from scratch.Documentation Index
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Why themes matter
Every proposal you send is a marketing surface. A blank-template proposal looks rushed; a branded, themed proposal signals professionalism and is more likely to convert. Setting up two or three themes covers most of what you’ll need — weddings, corporate, funerals.The default themes
Digital Florists comes with a small set of preset themes you can use as-is or copy as a starting point. Each preset sets the colours, fonts, hero layout, and button style.Creating your own theme
From Settings > Proposal Themes, duplicate a preset, set your colours and fonts, preview, and save with a name like “Weddings — Soft Pink” so you can find it later.Using a theme on a proposal
When building a proposal, choose your theme from the Theme picker at the top. Switching themes mid-build is non-destructive — your content stays, only the look changes.Common questions
Can I have a theme per event type?
Can I have a theme per event type?
That’s the recommended setup — one theme per event type your shop handles. Apply the matching theme when you create the proposal.
Do themes affect emails too?
Do themes affect emails too?
The proposal-send email uses your standard notification template (see Notifications). The theme only applies to the client portal page the customer lands on.
Can I use custom fonts?
Can I use custom fonts?
Not currently — the font list is curated to keep load times fast and rendering consistent. If you need a specific brand font, contact hello@digitalflorists.com to discuss.
What’s next?
Proposals
Build a proposal using your themes.
The Client Portal
See what your client sees when they open the proposal link.