Life Events · Memorial Planning
A life lived. Real celebration.
A planner for organizing a Celebration of Life — programme design, theme integration, venue selection, and the elements that make a memorial truly personal and meaningful.
5
programme sections
6
venue options
90
minutes for the service
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Generic funerals fail to honor specific lives. Celebrations of Life do.
No sense of shape
You don't know how long it should run or what goes in what order.
Speakers unsure
People agree to speak and then don't know what to say or for how long.
Costs unclear
Quotes arrive without explanation at a moment when you can't compare anything.
Family disagreement
Grief and planning together, and everyone has a different idea of what's right.
What you get
Everything you need to hold a gathering that's really theirs.
Programme with timings
Opening, eulogies, a pause for music or a film, open sharing, and a close – with how long each part should run.
Eulogy prompts
Questions to send speakers so they arrive with a specific story rather than general praise, and how long to speak.
Their life woven in
How to bring their music, work, food, objects and turns of phrase into the room without it feeling staged.
6 venue options
Home, outdoors, a restaurant, a place of worship, a hall, or a hybrid with people joining remotely – with what each suits.
First fortnight checklist
What to decide in the first days and what can wait, so nothing needs deciding twice.
How it works
From not knowing where to start to a plan on paper in 2 minutes.
1
Answer 5 quick questions
Who they were, what mattered to them, size and kind of gathering, your timeline, what you most need help with.
~2 minutes2
AI builds your plan
Custom HTML with the programme, eulogy prompts, personal touches, venue options, and the first fortnight checklist.
~30 seconds3
Take the first decisions
Agree who's deciding, set a date, and send the prompts to the people who'll speak.
5 minutes to begin90
minutes that hold the whole gathering
5
programme sections
6
venue options
5
plan sections
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How is this different from a funeral?
It's usually less formal, often somewhere other than a funeral home, and can be held weeks or months later. It can still include religious elements where those mattered to them.
How long should it be?
Around an hour and a half for the service itself, plus however long people stay afterwards. Shorter tends to land better – attention and emotion both fade past that.
What if the family disagrees?
Name one person to decide and give others specific roles. Where their own wishes are known, those settle it. A small gathering everyone can bear beats a large fractured one.
How do we keep costs sensible?
You don't have to use a funeral director for a celebration of life, and homes, parks and community spaces cost a fraction of formal venues. Ask for itemised quotes and compare.
Can people join remotely?
Yes, and it's routine now. One person managing the camera and link is usually enough, and recording it means family can watch again later.
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