This online funeral card is for families who find black borders and lilies too formal for the person they are saying goodbye to. The background is a deep plum, close to night, with the text in a soft cream so it stays easy to read. The name is set large and heavy, which gives it a quiet weight. Beside it is a nature photograph of grasses against a low sun, which you can replace with a portrait or a place that meant something.
People who receive the link can leave their words in the online condolence register, so the family can read them together later. And if the time or place of the service changes, you edit the card while the link stays the same. For a different mood, look through our other online funeral cards.
Create your own online funeral card
Use this design as a starting point and create a fitting funeral card within minutes.
How soon can the announcement go out?
Within the hour. You enter the name, the dates and the details of the service, and the link is ready to share.
What can the people who receive it do?
They can leave a message of condolence in the online guestbook, open directions to the service and note the date. The messages collect in one place, which is easier for the family than replying to sixty separate texts.
Is this design too plain for an older generation?
It leaves out the black border but keeps everything else where people expect it: the name first, then the dates, then the service. Older relatives read it without difficulty, and the type is set large enough to be comfortable.
Can we adjust the design ourselves?
Colours, typefaces, the photo and every line of text can be changed. Look through the portfolio if another design suits the family better.
What does it cost compared to printed cards?
There is no print run and no postage, and nothing has to be reprinted if the time of the service changes. In the days after a death, being able to correct a detail matters more than the saving.
Use this design
Copy this design to your dashboard to use it as a starting point.