Wine-red funeral card with Star of David

A deep, dignified Jewish funeral card

Deep colour and a few traditional words give this Jewish online funeral card its quiet weight. The page behind the card is a dark aubergine with a faint pattern of drawn leaves, while the card itself is almost white. Wine red carries the accents: the small Star of David, the name and the section headings. That one colour, used sparingly, feels solemn without becoming heavy. A portrait sits to the left, and the text is centred and calm.

Condolences don’t have to wait for the shiva visit. Family and friends leave a few words in the online guestbook that comes with the card, and those messages stay together for the family to read. If the details change, you update the card and the same link keeps working.

Frequently asked questions

Can the card be ready at very short notice?

Yes. The design is complete, so you only fill in the name, the dates, the portrait and the arrangements. From the first edit to a shareable link is a matter of minutes, which matters when the burial is planned for the next day.

What can guests do besides reading the announcement?

They can sign the condolence register, open the route to the cemetery in their maps app, save the funeral in their calendar and tell the family whether they will attend. Nobody needs to call the mourners for directions or times.

Can the card also give the prayer times during shiva?

Certainly. The shiva section has room for the address of the house of mourning and the hours when visitors are welcome, and you can add the times of the minyan for evening or morning prayers. Many families also use this section to say when they would rather not receive visitors.

How far can I personalise the design?

Text, photograph, headings and blessing are all editable, and you can place the Hebrew name next to the civil name if you wish. For another mood to start from, browse the portfolio.

Are there costs beyond the card itself?

There is no paper, no postage and no fee per recipient, so sharing the card widely costs nothing extra compared with a printed run. The pricing overview explains what is included.