Create a powder pink funeral card

A soft, welcoming funeral card

An online funeral card is the digital form of the printed notice: a link with her photo, her name, the dates, the farewell details and room for condolences. This design is soft and welcoming: a powder pink card, a lively script for the name and a portrait full of warmth in a kitchen where many meals were shared. It feels like an open door.

Think of everyone who sat at her table: children, grandchildren, neighbours, friends of friends. They open the card, recognise her smile and read one line about her hospitality. They can add the date to their calendar, find the church and leave a few words for the family, even if they cannot come. It brings everyone who loved her cooking together one last time, around the same page. It is a practical help in the first days, when there is so much to arrange at the same time.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make the card today?

Yes. Most families finish it in one sitting. Choose a photo, fill in the details, read everything through on your phone and share the link.

Can people respond who cannot attend?

Yes. The condolence register is open to everyone with the link, wherever they are. You read all messages in one overview.

Which photo suits this pink card?

A warm portrait in daylight, ideally at home, with some pink, red or cream in the clothing or background. That picks up the colour of the card and keeps it harmonious.

How do I reach the whole parish?

Share the link in group chats and by email, and remind people who have not opened it. A QR code in the parish newsletter helps too.

When is the best time to send the card?

As soon as the date and place of the farewell are known, usually two to five days beforehand. If details are still open, you can share the card now and complete the information later on the same link, so nobody receives outdated details.