Cream funeral card with olive sprig border

A light, botanical funeral card

At its simplest, an online funeral card is a web page that announces a death and tells people when and where they can say goodbye. It is shared in a message, read on any screen and remains available until after the service, so no one has to rely on a hastily passed-on phone call. This card gives that page a gentle, Mediterranean feel.

Delicate olive sprigs in pale green run down both sides of the page and along its foot, never crossing into the text. The cream ground and the cream card merge into one calm surface, which makes the design feel open and airy. A portrait with rounded corners stands on the left; on the right, the name in deep petrol blue is set in a clean sans serif and preceded by a short italic line of remembrance. Headings in the same petrol blue order the service, condolences and address below, and the buttons are soft pill shapes that match the rounded photograph.

Because the card combines a personal photograph with a quiet motif, it suits both close family and a wider circle of friends and colleagues. Guests can open the location and route directly on the card, which is useful when the service and the burial take place at a cemetery they do not know.

Frequently asked questions

Can the card be ready at short notice?

Yes. Colours, motif and lettering are set, so only your own words, dates and photograph are needed. Most families share it on the same day they begin.

What happens when someone opens the link?

They see the portrait, the name and the announcement, followed by the details of the farewell. Buttons let them reply, add the date to their calendar, open the route and leave a condolence message, all within the card.

Do the olive sprigs get in the way on a phone?

No. The sprigs stay along the outer edges and at the foot of the page, so the text keeps a clear space of its own. Portrait and name stay fully visible, with the motif as a light frame around them.

How far can I personalise the card?

All texts, the portrait, the headings and the order of the sections can be changed. If you would like to see other designs with a floral or natural motif first, look at the funeral cards in the portfolio.

Are there costs per recipient?

No. Whether you share the card with a few relatives or with a large circle, the cost stays the same, which makes it more economical than print and post. See the pricing overview.