Eternally Loved

A place for everyone who loved them

A dignified memorial page, with the order of service included, made by the family themselves from their own photographs and stories. Start with a name, build it on the page, and share the address the same day.

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The page and its matching order of service: every family's is unique.

What we make

A memorial page for everyone who loved them

One page that carries every practical detail of the day, ready to share with a single link, with the matching order of service included in the price. You build it yourself, on the page itself, and it goes live the moment you choose.

Some people call it a memorial website, a tribute page, or an in loving memory page. It is all the same thing: one page for the person who has died, with everything about the day on it.

The memorial page

A page at its own address, their-name.eternallyloved.co.uk, that does the hard work of the day for you:

  • The order of the day, laid out gently and clearly
  • Interactive maps and satnav postcodes for every venue
  • A photo gallery from the family's own albums
  • Replies built in: a private guest list with separate counts for the service and the wake, never public
  • Donations to the family's chosen charity, in lieu of flowers
  • Made for phones: most guests arrive from a shared link

Details still being finalised? The page says so, and you change it the moment they are confirmed. Guests can leave a message for the family and send photographs of their own, each shown only once the family approves it. Live streaming of the service is not something we do: where it is offered it comes from the crematorium, through its own supplier, and your funeral director will tell you whether it is available and send you the joining details. Put them on the page and everyone has them in one place, including anyone watching from abroad, the evening before rather than on the morning. The order of service appears on the page as the funeral starts. After the day the page turns quietly to remembering, keeps the order of service, and the recording of the service can live there too.

Included in the price

A print-ready A5 order of service, matched exactly to the page: five ready-made layouts, or build your own in 4, 8, 12 or 16 pages, or upload one you already have. Included at no extra cost, and optional: use it or leave it out, as you wish. Files for whichever printer you choose. The order of service.

After the day

Not everyone can be in the room. For the people who were abroad, unwell, at work or too young on the day, the recording of the service can play on the page itself, to watch afterwards in their own time, as many times as they need, and for those who were there to see it again. You decide who has the link. A crematorium's own link stops working after a set period, commonly a month and sometimes as little as a week; this one does not expire. The recording is made by the crematorium's own supplier rather than by us, and your funeral director orders it for you; it usually arrives some days after the funeral. When it comes it goes on the page from the editor, one recording of up to 4 GB, which is a full service at good quality. It does not have to be you who does that, or be done on a phone: anybody you have given your link to can upload it from a computer, whenever the file arrives. £95, then £15 a year after the first year to keep it there.

Eighteen palettes, forty-three motifs

Every page and its order of service come from a library of eighteen colour schemes, which we call palettes, and forty-three small illustrations, called motifs: a sailing boat, a garden, a dog, a cricket bat, chosen to suit the person. Each motif can sit at three strengths, from a quiet mark in the corner to a page filled with the scene. The family chooses in the editor, with the page changing in front of them, and none of it has to be decided tonight. All eighteen are shown below; the first five open a finished example page in that palette, and every one of them can be tried on your own page. See how choosing a look works.

How it works

Four gentle steps

Start with a name

Their name, your name and your email address are all it takes. We send your own private link to that address and it is how you get back in. If it ever stops working, go to your page and ask for a fresh way in with the same email address: your page cannot be locked away from you. No accounts, no apps, works on any phone.

Build it on the page

Tap any words to change them, add your photographs, set the details of the day. Every change saves on its own, and the order of service follows the page.

Choose the look

Eighteen palettes, forty-three motifs, three strengths, chosen to suit the person. Nothing is fixed until you are happy with it, and nothing is printed until you say.

Go live when you choose

Pay when you are ready, and the page is live at its own address for the people you share it with. That payment covers the first year of everything, the order of service included; after the first year, keeping the page up is £15 a year. Changes keep working right up to the day and long after it.

That is the shape of it. How it works takes the same four steps more slowly, in eight, and says what changes if you come through a funeral director or a celebrant.

Pricing

A memorial page, with the order of service included, is £225.

Every price includes VAT. It is £225 whether you come to us directly or through your funeral director, and £215 if a celebrant gave you a code. The order of service comes as print-ready files for whichever printer you choose. Nothing is owed until you decide to go ahead. After the first year the page stays up for £15 a year.

See all the prices

For funeral directors

Offered on the arrangement form like any other line, with no technical work on your side. Start a page for a family from your portal, or hand them the link and let them build it themselves.

  • Your own portal: every family's page in one place, a fresh link for a family in a moment
  • Your firm's name on the page and on the order of service
  • Hosting built for the one morning that matters
  • One line on your arrangement form; we invoice you monthly for the pages made

For funeral directors and celebrants

The full picture, the trade price and where to sign in. Or write to partners@eternallyloved.co.uk.

For families

Most families come to us through their funeral director, but you are very welcome to come to us directly.

You won't need anything technical. Start with their name, your name and your email, then build the page yourself by tapping the words you want to change and adding the photographs you would like people to see, at your own pace. Dates and times can follow later; the page carries "to be confirmed" until you know.

Change anything, at any time, and see it live within a couple of seconds. If you would rather someone did it with you, write to us.

Make a page

hello@eternallyloved.co.uk. We reply the same working day wherever we can. Write in the evening or at a weekend and you will hear from us the next working day.

Our promise

Privacy, as standard

Memorial pages are not listed on search engines unless a family chooses otherwise, and that choice is off unless they turn it on. We refuse the AI companies' crawlers by name either way. Pages are shared only by the family, only with the people they choose.

Replies are seen only by the family and anyone they choose to give access to, such as their funeral director. Photographs and stories are used only for the page the family asked for, and stay in the family's hands: they can hide or remove anything, and download a complete copy of the page at any time.

Read our privacy policy, in plain English

Questions

Asked often, answered honestly

More of them, including what happens after the funeral and who can see the page, on the questions families ask.

The funeral details aren't confirmed yet: is it too early?

No. Most families share the page before everything is settled. It shows "to be confirmed" where a detail is missing, and you change it in a moment when details firm up. Guests simply check back at the same address.

How quickly can the page be ready?

As soon as you have built it. The page is yours to make, at your own pace, and it goes live the moment you choose to go ahead. Every change after that shows within a couple of seconds.

How long does the page stay up?

The first year of everything working is in the price. After that the page stays up for £15 a year, and a recording of the service is £95 to add and a further £15 a year to keep. If a family decides to stop, or a yearly fee goes unpaid, we tell them plainly, allow at least sixty days, and they can download a complete copy of the page before it comes down. The yearly fees can change no more than once a year, by no more than inflation (CPI) or 5 per cent, whichever is higher, with 30 days' notice by email. A family can end the page at any time and keep the complete copy. Many families keep it for years as a place of remembrance.

Can we make changes after it goes live?

Yes, yourself: tap the words on the page and change them. A confirmed time, an extra photograph, a change of venue, live within seconds, right up to the day and after it.

Can the page have its own web address?

Not a domain name of your own, no: we do not sell those. Every page has its own address under eternallyloved.co.uk, which is easy to share, easy to say down a telephone and easy to find again.

Who sees the replies?

Only the family and anyone they choose to give access to, such as their funeral director, behind a private link. Guests' replies are used for numbers on the day, the chapel and the caterer, and nothing else.