Forever In Our Hearts

Memorial pages and online tributes

An Online Memorial Website for Someone You Love

Create a memorial page with their life story and photos, where family and friends anywhere can leave an online tribute. One memorial site, shared by link or QR code, that stays online for good.

5.0 from 16 Google reviews

An older woman holding an old family photograph

A Place to Come Back To

Grief doesn't keep to a timetable. A digital memorial gives everyone who knew them somewhere to go on birthdays, anniversaries and ordinary days when they simply want to remember.

It stays online long after the funeral, with nothing to renew and no subscription to manage.

Their Life, Told in Moments

Build a timeline of the milestones that made them who they were: where they grew up, the people they loved, the work they were proud of and the adventures in between. Add a photo or a few words to each moment.

The timeline sits beside an obituary, a gallery, a page of tributes and practical details such as the service and the resting place. Use the sections you want and leave the rest.

Example life timeline from Aldo's memorial, from birth in 1966 to 2024
Aldo posing with a gorilla statueAldo playing a backyard gameAldo dressed as a clown at a partyAldo in a builder costumeAldo out fishingAldo and JohnAldo playing cricketAldo in a vintage football jersey

Show What They Loved

The fishing trips, the team they followed, the parties and the games they never stopped playing. A gallery lets the little things that made them unique stand out.

A Tribute Page for Everyone Who Cared

Relatives overseas, old school friends and colleagues can all leave an online tribute with a photo and a few words, written in loving memory. Nobody needs an account, and you decide who is able to post. You can be emailed when a new tribute arrives, and every message is checked before it appears.

Example tribute with a photoExample tribute messageExample short tribute
Sample memorial QR code

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One Scan Away

Every memorial comes with its own QR code. Put it on a headstone plaque, a memorial card or the order of service, and anyone with a phone can open the memorial in seconds.

You can also share the link by message, email or social media with family wherever they live.

On an iPhone or iPad, the free memorial app keeps the memorial saved, so you can come back to it any time.

Everything on One Memorial Page

  • Obituary

    Tell their story in your own words, as long or as short as feels right.

  • Life Timeline

    Mark the moments that shaped a life, from first steps to proudest days.

  • Gallery

    Collect photos and videos in one place, arranged into albums.

  • Tributes

    Friends and family leave messages and photos, no account needed.

  • QR Code

    Print it on a plaque, card or order of service.

  • Resting Place

    Show where they rest so visitors can find the grave or niche.

  • Service Book

    Share the order of service with anyone who couldn't attend.

  • Donations

    Point visitors to a charity or fundraiser chosen by the family.

  • Livestream Link

    Add the service livestream so distant family can watch.

  • Privacy Controls

    Decide who sees the memorial and who is able to add to it.

  • AI Moderation

    New posts are checked automatically before anyone sees them.

Create an Online Memorial Page in Three Steps

  1. Start for free

    Create a free account, then add their name, dates and a main photo. You will see a preview of the page before paying anything.

  2. Upgrade when you're ready

    One payment unlocks the obituary, life timeline, gallery, tributes and service details. Fill in what you have now and leave the rest for later.

  3. Share the link

    Each memorial has its own link and QR code. Share them with family and friends, or print the QR code for the service.

What Families Say

5.0 from 16 Google reviews

  • ★★★★★

    “As I wasn't near Greg when he passed away, I feel this opportunity to share with a group has been a very respectful and loving place to be.”

    Linda C.

    Google review

  • ★★★★★

    “The platform made it simple to gather photos, memories and messages in one place, which has become a beautiful and lasting tribute to him. … I would highly recommend Forever In Our Hearts to any family wanting a meaningful way to honour someone they love.”

    Nathan S.

    Google review

  • ★★★★★

    “… it became very apparent that not all sites are equal. Once I found Forever In Our Hearts, I did have questions, and when I emailed these off, I received replies that were considerate, informative, and timely.”

    Mr D.

    Google review

One Payment, Kept for Life

Pay once and the memorial stays online for good. No subscription, no renewals and no hidden fees.

Forever Memorial

$…

  • Every feature included
  • Unlimited photos and tributes
  • Secure link and QR code
  • Lifetime access

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Questions About Online Memorials

Is a memorial website the same as an online memorial?

Yes. Online memorial, memorial website, memorial page, tribute page and digital memorial are all names for one thing: a web page for someone who has died, where family and friends can read about their life and add their own memories.

What is an online memorial? (Funeral Questions)
How do I create an online memorial page?

Create a free account in the Memorial Hub and enter their name, dates and a main photo to see a preview. Pay once to complete it, which unlocks the obituary, timeline, photos and service details, then share the link or QR code.

Do I have to build or host anything?

No. The website is put together from what you type and upload, and hosting is part of the one payment. There is no software to install and no design work.

What should I write in an online tribute?

A memory you shared, what they meant to you, or a few words for the family. A sentence or two is enough, and a photo from a time you spent together often says the rest.

Can relatives add their own photos and stories?

They can post tributes, each with a message and a photo, without creating an account. The obituary, timeline and gallery are edited from your Memorial Hub account.

What do "in loving memory" and "in memoriam" mean?

Both introduce a tribute to someone who has died. In memoriam is Latin for "in memory of". Many families use one of them as the heading of the memorial page, above the name and dates.

What happens to the website in ten or twenty years?

It stays online. The price covers the memorial for life, so no one in the family has to remember to renew it.

Start Their Memorial Today

Set up a page in a few minutes, then add photos and memories whenever you're ready.

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