When people pass on, it is normal for their friends and family to hold a memorial ceremony in their honor. These can be done at home, in the church, a multipurpose hall among many other places. A place that would have a lot of capacity and be convenient for most people is online. Below are some of the options you have on a virtual memorial website.
The forevermissed.com is undoubtedly one of the most common virtual websites. You will find a wide range of people from children, to elderly people even to military officers. There is an option of accessing and controlling the site via Facebook where you decide who is allowed to access the site and who is not. They offer a small selection of background music which you could use for the page.
Although it does not have anything to make it stand out from the rest, ilasting.com does offer the basic options that make it as functional as any other site. They have the photo and video options even the option of virtual candles. The premium package includes among other things, a donations area where people can raise money for the funeral. The charges range from $49 annually to $99 for the lifetime.
Imorial.com is another one of the common sites. It is however not as big as the rest. It seems to be mainly focused on the memorial of the younger people. The pages on the site are very personalized and the tributes and photos are shared by the people closest to the disease. Unlike a lot of other sites, posting on this site is usually free.
Some sites are better known than others. One such site is the legacy.com. For only a fee of $49 per year, they offer you options that allow you to remember your loved ones in the best possible way. You have an option of privacy to control who can access the site and who cannot. They have a wall for the guests to share and even a timeline where the life of the deceased is shared.
Another one of the free sites is known as nevergone.com. Just like the other sites, it has a variety of options, some more personalized than others. You can be able to share photos, tributes, stories among many other things. The back story is that a web designer created it to honour the memory of his grandmother as he felt that was the best way he could.
The qeepr.com is one of the most unique sites you will ever find. It is actually pronounced as the keeper. The first step is to create the memorial page and share as much as you can in terms of photos. You can include where the person will be buried and this is for free. What you could pay$75 for are the QR codes which allow you to access the tributes while at the grave.
When you are mourning, a lot of things might slip your mind. For example, you may forget to get in contact with a florist or get information for the funeral such as maps. This is where tributes.com steps in and offers more than just a monument page. Their one-time fee is between $20 and $50.
The forevermissed.com is undoubtedly one of the most common virtual websites. You will find a wide range of people from children, to elderly people even to military officers. There is an option of accessing and controlling the site via Facebook where you decide who is allowed to access the site and who is not. They offer a small selection of background music which you could use for the page.
Although it does not have anything to make it stand out from the rest, ilasting.com does offer the basic options that make it as functional as any other site. They have the photo and video options even the option of virtual candles. The premium package includes among other things, a donations area where people can raise money for the funeral. The charges range from $49 annually to $99 for the lifetime.
Imorial.com is another one of the common sites. It is however not as big as the rest. It seems to be mainly focused on the memorial of the younger people. The pages on the site are very personalized and the tributes and photos are shared by the people closest to the disease. Unlike a lot of other sites, posting on this site is usually free.
Some sites are better known than others. One such site is the legacy.com. For only a fee of $49 per year, they offer you options that allow you to remember your loved ones in the best possible way. You have an option of privacy to control who can access the site and who cannot. They have a wall for the guests to share and even a timeline where the life of the deceased is shared.
Another one of the free sites is known as nevergone.com. Just like the other sites, it has a variety of options, some more personalized than others. You can be able to share photos, tributes, stories among many other things. The back story is that a web designer created it to honour the memory of his grandmother as he felt that was the best way he could.
The qeepr.com is one of the most unique sites you will ever find. It is actually pronounced as the keeper. The first step is to create the memorial page and share as much as you can in terms of photos. You can include where the person will be buried and this is for free. What you could pay$75 for are the QR codes which allow you to access the tributes while at the grave.
When you are mourning, a lot of things might slip your mind. For example, you may forget to get in contact with a florist or get information for the funeral such as maps. This is where tributes.com steps in and offers more than just a monument page. Their one-time fee is between $20 and $50.
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