A memorial wall collects photos and memories from everyone who knew them — the family album, the holiday snapshots, the picture from a colleague nobody else has seen — and shows them quietly on a screen at the service. The people who cannot travel can still add theirs. Afterwards, the whole collection belongs to the family.
Set up in a few minutes, at a time when nobody has minutes to spare.
Create the wall and share one link — in the family group chat, in the email to relatives, or printed as a QR code on the order of service.
Photos from a phone or a scanned print, and a few words to go with them. No app, no account, no login — which matters when the people with the oldest photos are the least comfortable online.
Connect a screen at the service or the reception and let it play slowly in the background. Download the whole collection afterwards as an album for the family.
A screen in the chapel or the hall, cross-fading slowly through a life. No sound, no animation, nothing that asks for attention.
A longer, warmer gathering where guests keep adding photos through the afternoon as they remember them.
People stand around a screen and talk about what they are seeing. It gives everyone something to say to each other.
Distance, health, or cost keeps people away. They can still send a photo and a message, and see it appear in the room.
A year on, or on a birthday, the family opens the wall again and adds to it. The collection does not have to end with the funeral.
Sometimes there is no screen and no service — just the wish to gather what everyone has before it scatters again.
The guestbook takes written messages and spoken ones — a recorded voice from someone who could not be there is often what the family keeps longest.Guestbook is available on Pro and above.
The wall is reachable only by the link you share, and the upload and display pages are closed to search engines. Put a PIN on the upload page and only the people you gave it to can contribute.
Turn on pre-approval and every photo waits for a family member to release it. An automatic content filter and a profanity filter run underneath that, on every plan.
The memorial template sets a muted theme, long slow cross-fades, and no entry animations. It sits in the background of a room rather than performing at it.
Open the wall as soon as the date is set and let photos gather while the arrangements are made — the display stays closed until you are ready to show it.Pre-event collection is available on Party and above.
Download every photo at full quality along with the guestbook messages, as one album file. Print from it, copy it, or send it to relatives who were not there.Album download is available on Pro and above.
If you are arranging this in the days after a death, the fastest path is: create the wall, set it to pre-approval, and send the link to two or three people who will pass it on. You do not need to decide anything else today — the photos will be waiting whenever you are ready to look at them.
Yes. A memorial wall is not listed anywhere, the upload and display pages are closed to search engines, and it is reachable only by the link you share. Add a PIN to the upload page if you want to be certain that only the people you gave it to can contribute. The one page that can be public is the shared gallery, and only if you switch it on yourself.
Turn on pre-approval and nothing appears until someone in the family releases it. You can also remove anything at any time, during the service or afterwards.
This is often the reason families use it at all. Anyone can add a photo and a message from a phone anywhere in the world, and it appears on the screen in the room. The upload page is available in 15 languages.
Pro keeps the wall running for 30 days and Business for 90, so a wall opened the week of the funeral is still collecting from distant relatives a month later. Photos are not deleted the moment the window closes — you are warned first, with time to download.
No. The link opens in any phone browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, no data left behind for the people who contribute.
Setting up a wall is free. Most families use Pro for the guestbook, the 30-day window, and the album download. Pricing is one payment for the event, not a subscription.
Open a memorial wall and let them come back together. Free to set up, and nothing is public.
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