Soft pink dotted funeral card, one typeface

A warm, coastal funeral card

Put simply, this is a death announcement on a web page: a warm, orderly online funeral card that stays close to one colour. Muted pink for the card, a deeper pink with scattered dots behind it, and dark reddish browns for the lettering. The photo takes the full width at the top, so a scene with sky and horizon gets all the room it needs. It suits a father or grandfather as much as a mother.

Those who cannot attend leave a few words in the online guestbook that belongs to the card. If a detail changes, such as the start time or the address for flowers, you update the card and the link stays exactly the same.

Frequently asked questions

Can the card be ready at short notice?

Yes, that is one of its main advantages. There is no print run to wait for: you fill in the texts, add a photo and share the link, often within the same afternoon that the arrangements are made.

How do people show their sympathy through the card?

They write in the condolence register below the announcement, which the family can read at any time. The card also offers the route to the service and a button to save the date, so practical questions are answered without a phone call.

Is dusty pink suitable for a man’s funeral card?

Certainly. This old rose is muted and warm rather than bright, and paired with dark reddish brown text and a landscape photograph it feels calm and dignified. It suits anyone remembered for gentleness, whether a grandfather, a father or a mother.

What may be changed in this template?

The photograph, all texts, the headings, the colours and the dotted pattern are yours to adjust. What else an online funeral card can include, such as a guestbook or a route, is explained on that page.

Are there costs per recipient?

No. The card can be shared as widely as the family wishes without extra copies, envelopes or stamps. What belongs to a card is set out in the pricing overview.