Funeral programs have long been printed and handed out at services, but today, many families are also turning to digital funeral programs. Whether shared by email, posted on a memorial page, or stored as a PDF[...]

Planning a funeral or memorial service often comes at a time of deep grief, making it challenging to focus on the details. One of the most important pieces is the funeral program, which guides guests through[...]

Photos carry the heart of a memorial program. They welcome guests on the cover, guide them through the service, and become the keepsake families hold onto. Yet most frustrations—blurry prints, muddy colors, cropped heads—come from a[...]

Introduction: Why Funeral Program Layouts Matter When planning a funeral or memorial service, one detail often overlooked until the last minute is the funeral program layout. While the words and photos inside are deeply meaningful, the[...]

Writing about a loved one is hard. You want the words to be kind, true, and easy to read. This guide will help you write a short obituary that fits inside a funeral program. It uses[...]

Introduction After a funeral or memorial service, many families feel overwhelmed with emotions, gratitude, and the lingering details of loss. One of the most meaningful ways to acknowledge the kindness of others during this difficult time[...]

Honoring a Loved One Through a Catholic Funeral Program When planning a Catholic funeral, one of the most important details—after arranging the Mass and other rites—is creating a funeral program that reflects the life, faith, and[...]

Why this guide matters Designing a beautiful memorial program is one thing—getting it to print cleanly (correct size, sharp photos, no chopped edges, paper that feels right) is another. This guide covers everything families ask us[...]