An online funeral card is a page you reach through a link, holding the announcement, the times and a guestbook. It reaches people the day it is written, not the day the post arrives. This design keeps a natural tone throughout, which suits a burial in a wood or a service held outside.
A deep muted green sits on a linen-toned ground, with the name in flowing calligraphy above open, rounded body text. The two together feel handmade without being sentimental. It fits a natural burial, a farewell in a garden, or anyone whose family would rather think of a field than a chapel.
Send the link as soon as the date is set, and let it reach the people who would want to stand there. Recipients leave a message of condolence, open the route to the burial ground and note the time, which matters when the location is not a place people already know. For a more urban tone, our other online funeral cards are closer.
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How quickly can it be ready?
Half an hour. Names, dates, the location and a photograph are all it needs, and the rest is already in place.
What can recipients do?
They leave a message of condolence, open directions to the burial ground and note the time. That last part matters more than usual when the site is down a track rather than on a main road.
Does the calligraphy stay legible?
The calligraphic hand is used only for the name, at a generous size, and the practical text below it is set in an open, rounded face. Times and place names stay clear on any screen.
Can we change the design?
Colours, typefaces, the photograph and all text are adjustable. The portfolio shows the plainer and the more formal designs.
Is it less expensive than printing?
No print run, no postage, no reprint. The more practical gain is that a change of location can still be made after the card has gone out.
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