An online funeral card is a single page that announces a death and invites people to the farewell, shared through a link instead of the mail. This design is meant for someone with green fingers. The card is the colour of sage leaves, the portrait on the right shows a woman with silver hair smiling in her garden, and the name is set in calm classic capitals. Nothing on the card shouts; it lets her face and her garden speak.
Think of the people who will receive it. They open the link, see her photo and read who she was in a single sentence. Then the details of the service, which they can add to their calendar with one tap, and a place to leave a few words. People who live far away and cannot attend still feel included that way.
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Can the card be ready today?
Yes. Choose a photo, fill in the name, the dates and the details of the farewell, read it through on your phone and share the link. If something changes later, you update the same link.
Can people who cannot attend still respond?
Yes. Everyone with the link can write in the condolence register, whether they come to the service or not. You read all messages back in one overview.
Which photo suits this green card best?
An upright portrait taken outdoors in soft daylight, ideally with some green in the background. It continues the colour of the card and keeps the whole design calm.
How do I make sure everyone receives it?
Share the link in family group chats and by email, and remind people who have not opened it yet. A QR code on a note at the door helps neighbours 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are still open, you can share the card now and complete the information later on the same link, so nobody receives outdated details.
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