Funeral · Memorial service
Type the running order, hymns and tribute into the fields — the printable programme card and the mini website behind it build themselves. Guests scan and see the livestream, the full hymn lyrics, the donation link. Free, no account.
A printed programme card
A5 or A4, ready to print.
QR for livestream & tribute
For everyone who cannot travel.
Free
No time limit, no subscription.
No account
Just your email to confirm, no password.
Works with AI assistants
ChatGPT or Claude fills in the fields, you check them. How it works.
Ready-made templates
You fill in the fields, the design is ready.
The running order fits on paper. The rest fits behind the QR.
The full tribute, hymn lyrics, a longer life story to take home — all on the mini website, without a thicker booklet.
A livestream for the ones who cannot be there.
Family who cannot travel: the QR code goes straight to the livestream link — no slip of paper with a cryptic address.
A donation link on the mini website.
Instead of a plate at the door: put the charity or funeral-fund link behind the QR. The printed code stays the same.
A map to the service, included.
Type the address once — guests find the service without texting you. Add where the burial is in the details. Works as a plain link in the notice too.
Entrance music
As the coffin is brought in and everyone stands.
Welcome
The minister or celebrant greets everyone and names the person.
First hymn or song
A hymn in church, or a piece of music that meant something to them.
Reading
A Bible passage or a poem, read by family or a friend.
Tribute
The eulogy: one person, or a few short memories from several.
Prayers or reflection
Prayers in church, or a quiet moment to remember.
Second hymn or song
Often something everyone can sing along to.
Commendation and committal
The words of farewell. At a crematorium, the curtains may close here.
Closing words
A blessing or last words, plus where the reception is.
Exit music
As everyone leaves.
Front: “In loving memory of” or “A celebration of the life of”, then the full name and the years, for example 1941–2026. Under it: the date, time and place of the service. In the fields, that is the Title (“In loving memory of Mary Smith”) and the Subtitle (“Memorial service · 14 October 2026”).
Inside: the running order, one line per part, with the hymn title or the reader’s name next to it. The Order of service field takes one line per part, and the programme card prints up to 14 of them.
Back: a short thank-you from the family, where to send donations, and where the reception is. These go into Add more details and the Links field on the mini website, so the card stays short. The QR code on the card opens them.
There is no single correct order. A church funeral usually follows the running order above: music, welcome, hymn, reading, tribute, prayers, hymn, committal, closing words, music. A humanist or civil funeral keeps the music, readings and tributes and leaves out the hymns and prayers. Agree the final order with the minister, celebrant or funeral director before you print.
Usually the family, together with whoever leads the service. The person leading it knows which parts are fixed, for example the committal words in church. You fill in the fields; you can share the mini website’s address with the family to check it before anything is printed.
On qrpage.co, the mini website, the QR code and the programme card to print are free, with no account. You print the card at home or at a print shop, so you only pay for paper and printing.
Not here. qrpage.co makes a single A5 programme card with the title, the running order and the QR code. The full tribute, the hymn lyrics and photos go on the mini website behind the QR code. If you already have a booklet from a printer, download the QR code as PNG or SVG and put it on the back cover.
Change the mini website through the edit link in the email — a new livestream link, a different reception venue. The QR code stays the same, so the printed cards still work. Only the lines printed on the card itself need a reprint.
No. Whoever scans the QR code with a phone camera sees the mini website in the browser: the order of service, the livestream, the donation link and the map.
Fill in the fields
Names, running order, hymns, tribute, church.
The mini website builds itself
Live as you type, automatically designed.
Confirm by email
One click — the mini website is live.
Print the programme card
A5 or A4 with the QR code — on the seats.
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