For families
Keep the stories people tell about them
At a funeral, everyone carries a memory you may never hear. Loved and Remembered gives each guest a quiet, simple way to share theirs, in their own voice, so you can return to them whenever you need.
How it works
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Create the page
Enter their name, pay securely and choose a password. Your memory page is ready right away.
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You make it theirs
Add a favorite photo, their dates and a few words. Connect your Google Drive so every memory comes straight to you.
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Print the cards
Download ready-to-print cards with a QR code, four to a page. Set them on tables, in programs or by the guest book.
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Friends and family share
Guests scan the card with their phone and record a story, write one or share photos. No app and no account.
What’s included
- A memory page with their photo, name, dates and a short tribute
- Recorded memories, up to five minutes each, that guests can listen to before saving
- Written memories, for those who would rather type
- Photo sharing at full quality, so the family gathers pictures they've never seen
- Gentle story prompts for people who aren't sure what to say
- Printable QR cards (four per page) and a QR code you can show on any phone
- Everything saved as ordinary files in your own Google Drive, yours to keep forever
- A closing date you choose, one week by default, so people know when to share
Your options
Choose what guests can share
Turn recordings, written memories or photos on or off at any time.
Set the closing date
Keep the page open for a week, a month or until the next gathering.
Update anytime
Change the photo, crop, details or page address. Printed cards keep working.
Share it anywhere
Send the link in a text, an email or the online obituary as well as on printed cards.
Cost
$39
One time, for one loved one.
No subscription and no charge per memory. The memories live in your Google Drive, so they’re yours to keep long after the page closes. If it isn’t right for your family, we’ll refund you in full within 30 days.
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