Light blue funeral card with golden stars

A fresh, open funeral card

This digital funeral card was designed around a smile. The portrait photo gets a generous place at the top right, and the name beside it is set in a soft, handwritten letter that feels more personal than printed type. Light blue and gold keep the mood open rather than heavy. It suits a family that wants the farewell to reflect a life lived fully, and there is room for a personal request, such as a dress code in colour.

With one tap, recipients can add the funeral to their calendar, time and place included. Through the card, people can also tell you whether they are coming, which helps when you plan the reception afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Can the card be ready at short notice?

Yes. The design is complete, so only the portrait, the name, the dates and the practical details need to be entered. From the first edit to a shareable link is usually a matter of an hour, without a printer involved.

What does the card offer recipients?

A condolence register for personal words, a route button that opens the location in a maps app and a calendar button for the service. These sit together at the bottom of the card, so nobody needs to ask the family for details.

Is it fitting to invite guests to come in colour?

For many families it is. When someone young and full of life has died, a request to wear colour can reflect who she was. The card has a separate section for it, which you can reword or leave out entirely if a traditional dress code suits better.

What may be edited in this template?

The portrait, the opening line, the name, the dates, the family and every section, including its heading. What else an online funeral card can include is explained on that page.

Are there costs beyond the card itself?

No paper, no postage and no charge per recipient, so sharing widely costs nothing extra compared with printed cards. The pricing overview explains what a card includes before you begin.