Gentle online funeral card with handwritten lettering

For a woman who kept her home warm

An online funeral card carries the announcement, the details of the service and a place to respond, all on one page behind one link. Nothing is printed and nothing is posted. This design leans towards softness, which fits a life that was lived quietly rather than loudly.

Dusty rose and a muted grey sit against white, with a flowing handwritten name above a classical serif for everything else. The contrast between the two is the whole design. It suits an older woman, a grandmother, or anyone whose family wants tenderness rather than formality on the page.

Send the link as soon as the service is arranged, so that people who need to travel can plan. They leave a message of condolence, open the route to the church or crematorium and note the date and time, and the family reads everything together rather than in fragments. Should another mood be closer, our other online funeral cards are there.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to prepare?

Twenty minutes at most. The layout is finished, so you only enter the name, the dates, the details of the service and a photograph.

What can the recipients do?

They leave a message in the online guestbook, open directions to the service and note the date. Everything sits on one page, so nobody has to search a message thread for the address of the crematorium.

Does the handwritten name stay legible?

The script is used for the name alone, at a generous size, and everything below it is set in a classical serif. Even a long double surname stays clear on a small screen.

Can we choose different colours?

Yes, and the typefaces as well. If the softness is not right for this family, the portfolio holds more restrained designs.

Is this less expensive than printing?

There is no print run and no postage. More usefully, the page can still be corrected after it has been shared, which printed cards cannot offer.