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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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Exported PDF Versus a Screenshot for Memorial Printing

A screenshot captures a screen preview, not necessarily the original print detail or dimensions.

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Naming Memorial Files to Prevent Version Mistakes

Clear file names reduce the chance that an earlier draft reaches the printer.

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Making a Grayscale Test of a Memorial Layout

A grayscale proof can reveal weak contrast and hierarchy even when the final design will be printed in color.

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Funeral Program or Memorial Card for a Short Service

Choose by the amount of information guests need during the gathering.

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Memorial Card or Poster for a Photo Tribute

A card is read in someone's hands; a poster is seen across a room.

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One Coordinated Design or Several Different Styles

A coordinated design makes separate pieces feel connected.

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Choosing a Photo-Led or Text-Led Funeral Program

A photo-led program centers recognition and memory; a text-led program gives more room to ceremony and biography.

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Minimalist or Decorative Memorial Stationery

Minimalism depends on spacing and hierarchy, not simply removing color.

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Religious Imagery or Neutral Imagery on a Memorial

Imagery can communicate belief before guests read the text.

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Portrait Poster or Memory Collage for an Easel

A portrait emphasizes one recognizable face; a collage tells several parts of a life.

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US Letter Booklet or a Two-Sided 5 by 7 Card

The formats provide different reading space.

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Wallet-Size Card or Larger Memorial Card

A compact card is easy to keep but has limited space.

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