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Memorial & celebration of life invitations

Gentle, respectful designs to invite family and friends to remember a loved one — with room for a photo, dates and a few words.

7 free templates

Colour
Need help with the words? See Memorial invitation wording ideas →

Making a memorial invitation

  1. Choose a calm design — lilies, a candle, a dove or a simple frame. Many have space for a photograph.
  2. Add the details: full name, years of birth and passing, the date, time and place of the service, and whether a reception follows.
  3. Share it by WhatsApp or email, or print it. A matching program and thank-you card are one tap away in the editor.

What to include

The name of your loved one, the type of gathering (memorial service, celebration of life, prayer meeting), date, time and full address. You may add a short line about them, a dress code (“please wear bright colours”), and any wishes about flowers or donations.

Key facts

Price
Free, with no trials or premium tier
Designs
7 free templates
Downloads
PNG, JPG, PDF (5×7, 4×6, A5, A6, 2-per-sheet), Instagram/WhatsApp story
Languages
17
Account
None needed
Works on
Any phone, tablet or computer browser
Your photos and text
Stay on your device and are never uploaded

Frequently asked questions

Can I add a photo of my loved one?

Yes. Choose a design with a photo frame and add a picture — it stays on your device and is never uploaded.

Is there a matching funeral program?

Yes. Open any memorial design and pick “Program” in the Matching set bar to get an order of service in the same style.

Can I make a prayer meeting or shraddhanjali card?

Yes — there are prayer meeting designs in English, Hindi and other Indian languages.

How can I send it to many people?

Download the image to share on WhatsApp or email, or create an invite link with the time, a map and a calendar button.