An online funeral card is one page that announces a death and invites people to say goodbye, shared through a link instead of the post. This design is formal and warm at once: a burgundy card, a name in Roman capitals, a wide portrait in the middle and a few heartfelt sentences underneath. The gold of the headings echoes her earrings in the photo, a small detail that makes the card feel complete.
Picture the many people who will receive it: children and grandchildren, friends from church, neighbours who knew her for decades. They open the card, see her face and read in a few lines who she was. They can add the date to their calendar, find the location and leave a message for the family, even when they cannot attend.
Create your own online funeral card
Use this design as a starting point and create a fitting funeral card within minutes.
Can I make this card today?
Yes. Choose a photo, enter the name, the dates and the farewell details, read everything through on your phone and share the link. Changes later on are made on the same link.
Can people who live far away respond?
Yes. Anyone with the link can write in the condolence register, wherever they are. You read all messages together in your dashboard when you are ready.
What makes this design suitable for a large farewell?
The clear structure with the name at the top, a large photo and well-marked headings makes the card easy to read for everyone, young and old. That helps when many people need the same information quickly.
How do I make sure everyone sees it?
Share the link in group chats and by email, and remind people who have not opened it. A QR code on the church notice board helps too.
Which photo works best in this design?
A recent portrait in which the person looks natural, preferably taken in daylight and sharp enough to show the face clearly. Choose a photo that family members recognise immediately; that matters more than perfect quality.
Use this design
Copy this design to your dashboard to use it as a starting point.