Chapters
Warm paper and walnut tones, handwritten touches, and a life told in chapters — at home with family history and congregation memories.
Memorial websites
A beautiful place to
remember them— until paradise.
A personal website for someone who has died — their life story, their photos, and the memorial details — at their own address, to share with family and the congregation.
Get your own personal address
anna-lee.seeyouinparadise.org
Ready in minutes · Private & secure · No technical skills needed
“Death will be no more.”
Revelation 21:4, New World TranslationGarden
Ivory and sage with framed photographs and a gentle bilingual rhythm — for albums, chapters, and shared memories.
Paradise
Brighter and full of hope, with quiet nature and a tender focus on the resurrection — for families who want to lead with that hope.
Rose
Deep rose and cream with a romantic warmth — for a life full of love, beauty, and cherished moments.
Evening
Soft candle-gold on deep ink — an intimate, nighttime tone for a quiet and solemn remembrance.
Choose your own style
Prefer something all your own? Start from any style, then make the colours, motifs, and details their own — a one-of-a-kind look, with our help.
Now make one for them.
Every memorial is unique to the person you love. Choose a style you feel, then make every word, photo, and detail your own.
↑ See it at the top Create a memorial
Yours to shape
How it works
Three simple steps. We carry the rest.
Claim their address
Your loved one gets a gentle web address of their own — like anna-lee.seeyouinparadise.org — yours to keep and easy to share.
Tell their story
Add their name, dates, photos, the story of their life, and the memorial details. Write in any language — or two side by side. There’s no rush.
We keep it gentle
Every word and photo is quietly reviewed before it appears, so the memorial stays peaceful and dignified for everyone who visits.
You focus on remembering. We handle the rest.
Build the memorial in a few quiet minutes, or step away and come back — your work is always saved. Nothing is published until you have seen it and said yes.
- Add photos straight from your phone or PC
- A guest book friends can sign from anywhere
- You approve every memory before it appears
- Share by a link or a printed QR card
Gently reviewed
Kept peaceful, always.
The moment a friend leaves a comment or a photo, it is read — checked for cruelty, profanity, explicit images, and spam. Kind memories pass straight through, anything unclear is set aside, and anything harmful is stopped before it ever reaches the family — so you never have to stand guard while you grieve.
By donation
Everything, for every family
No ads, no pressure, no upsells — and every memorial includes a personal web address, like
anna-lee.seeyouinparadise.org
A memorial for them
Yours to make, and kept online for good
By donation
The memorial is yours either way. If you would like to give toward keeping it online, any amount helps — and no family is ever turned away. Give- Choose any of our five designs — Chapters, Garden, Paradise, Rose, or Evening
- Up to 100 photos, short video tributes, and a slideshow of the years
- A guest book where friends can leave their own memories
- Tell their story in any language — or two side by side
- You see and approve every memory before anyone else does
Gifts go toward the ongoing support and maintenance that keep every memorial online — for you, your family, and friends to return to and remember your loved one. A gift is one time — no subscription, no yearly fee, nothing further, ever. The memorial stays online, cared for, and is never deleted, whether you give or not. Nothing is held back from a family who gives nothing, and no memorial is ever refused for money. If it would help to talk, write to us at care@seeyouinparadise.org.
Done with you, or for you
Too much to face right now? We will do it for you.
Most families build the memorial themselves in a few quiet minutes. But if it is too heavy right now, send us the photos and the details and we will build everything for you — the website, the invitations, the boards, the flowers. That is the whole point: to make this easier while you grieve.
Printed & shipped
Keepsakes we print and deliver for you.
Invitation cards
Dignified announcement cards with their portrait, the memorial details, and a QR code to the memorial. We print them and mail them to your guests.
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Photo-collage boards
A large display board of their photographs for the hall or home — printed, mounted, and shipped to you, with an easel to stand it up.
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Flower arrangements
Simple, warm arrangements delivered to the service or the family’s home, timed to the date you’ve already set.
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Keepsake booklet
A printed book of the life story, photos, and memories — shipped to family who would like one to hold and keep.
Order these →Choose what would help. We send it to be professionally printed and shipped — to you, or straight to your guests — so you never have to deal with a printer or the post office.
Printing and delivery are handled through trusted partners. You approve a proof before anything is made, and full pricing is shown at checkout.
For yourself, or together
Build it together, while there is time.
You don’t have to leave this for those you love to face alone. Many families begin a memorial early — writing the life story together, choosing the photos, recording the memories — so nothing rests on grieving hands later. A one-time, pre-paid plan is yours to keep and add to whenever you wish; it simply waits, quietly, until the day it is needed.
Digital extras
A little more, if it helps.
Slideshow video
A downloadable memorial slideshow set to music you choose, made from the photos you’ve approved.
Any language
The whole memorial, carefully presented in the language your family speaks — or two side by side — wherever you are in the world.
When you’re ready
Let us begin it for you.
Start the white-glove service and a real person will reach out gently. Or leave your email and we will check in — no pressure, in your own time.
She always saved me a seat and asked about my mother…
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