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Funeral program, card, and poster guides
Practical articles on what to write, how to arrange a design, and what to check before printing. Choose the question you need help with, then move directly to a template when you are ready.
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Funeral Program Cover Wording: Names, Dates, and Short Lines
What belongs on the front cover, with short wording examples that leave room for the photo.
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What to Put on the Back of a Funeral Program
Use the final page for practical details or a quiet closing, without crowding it.
Read guide Funeral programsFuneral Program vs. Order of Service: What Is the Difference?
A quick distinction that helps you organize the booklet without leaving out the ceremony sequence.
Read guide Funeral programsCelebration of Life Program Ideas for a Personal Gathering
A more personal program structure for a gathering centered on stories and shared memories.
Read guide PrintingFuneral Program Proofreading Checklist Before You Print
A calm final review for the details that are hardest to fix after printing.
Read guide PrintingHow Many Funeral Programs Should You Print?
A simple way to estimate copies without treating a fixed percentage as a rule.
Read guide Memorial cardsPrayer Card vs. Memorial Card: Choosing the Right Wording
The format can be similar; the message should reflect the person and family.
Read guide Memorial cardsNonreligious Memorial Card Messages: Short, Personal Examples
Original, adaptable lines for a card when a prayer does not fit the service.
Read guide Memorial cardsMemorial Card Design: Make Small Text and Photos Readable
Design choices that matter most when the finished card is small enough to hold in one hand.
Read guide Memorial postersPreparing a Photo for a Large Memorial Poster
A large print reveals image problems that are almost invisible on a phone.
Read guide Memorial postersMemorial Welcome Sign or Tribute Poster: Which Do You Need?
The location and purpose of the display should guide its words, photo, and size.
Read guide PrintingHow to Send a Memorial Design to a Local Print Shop
Tell the print counter the finished size, sides, quantity, and what you expect them to trim or fold.
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Choose a four-page booklet, two-sided card, or memorial poster.