Funeral card in sage grey and petrol

A gentle, elegant funeral card

More and more families choose an online funeral card: a death announcement on a page of its own that opens on any phone and keeps the details of the farewell together. Without a printer or the post it reaches everyone quickly, and it remains there for anyone who wants to read it again. This design is light in colour and carries a name you will not forget.

The palette is gentle: off-white for the card, a cool sage grey around it and deep petrol for the name and headings. The name is set in an elegant, flowing script, large and centred, with a short italic line above and the dates in light grey below. The rest of the text is centred in a modern, open typeface. There is no photograph and no ornament; the space around the name does the work. Further down there is room for the memorial service, condolences, a last visitation, a dress wish such as feel free to wear colour, and the online register.

Guests can open the location and route for both the service and the visitation on their own phone, sign the condolence register and save the dates, without needing to ask the family.

Frequently asked questions

Can the card be ready at short notice?

Yes. The layout is set, so all attention goes to the content. Most families share the card within an hour, even when the service is only days away.

How do recipients respond to the card?

Through the condolence register they leave a message or memory the family can reread later in peace. The route and calendar entries for the service and the visitation are built in, so nobody has to ask.

Is the script name easy to read on a phone?

Yes. The name is large and set in dark petrol on off-white, so the handwriting stays clear even on a small screen. All practical information is in a simple, upright typeface.

Which parts can I adapt?

The opening line, the name, every text and the headings, including the visitation and dress wish. For other starting points, browse the portfolio.

Are there costs per recipient?

No. You can share the card with as many people as you like, with no paper or postage, which stays more economical than a printed run. The pricing overview shows what is included.