Create a white funeral card with portrait

A cozy, traditional funeral notice

An online funeral card is the digital version of a printed notice: one link with her photo, her name, the dates, the farewell details and room for condolences. This design is cozy and traditional: a white card, a soft blue script for the name and a portrait of a grandmother in her armchair, the lace collar and family photos telling their own story. It feels like a familiar living room.

Think of the many people who sat beside her chair: children, grandchildren, neighbours, friends from church. They open the card, recognise her smile and read one line about what she gave them. They can add the date to their calendar with a tap and find the church without searching. Afterwards they leave a few words that the family can read back together.

Frequently asked questions

Can the card be ready today?

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

Can young grandchildren leave a message too?

Yes. Anyone with the link can write in the condolence register, so grandchildren and great-grandchildren can add a memory or a drawing in words.

Which photo suits this design?

A portrait taken at home, in her favourite chair or at the kitchen table, in soft daylight. Pale blue, white or cream in the clothing continues the colours of the card.

How do I reach everyone in the family?

Share the link in family group chats and by email, and remind people who have not opened it. A QR code in the church newsletter helps older friends.

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are still open, you can share the card now and complete the information later on the same link, so nobody receives outdated details.