A personal tribute, created especially for them
An Order of Service is more than a programme for the funeral. For many families, it becomes something they keep for years to come.
Every Order of Service I create is individually designed around the person you're remembering — using your photographs, colours, flowers, interests or any other details that make it feel like them.
See how a design comes together
An Order of Service isn't just about choosing a front cover. Your chosen style can continue throughout the booklet, bringing the photographs, hymns, readings and personal details together into one complete design.
Every design can be adapted to suit the person you're remembering.
Find a style that feels right
You don't have to choose a design exactly as you see it. These examples are here to give you ideas. Colours, photographs, backgrounds and personal details can all be changed, or I can create something completely new for you.
Classic
Scottish
Nature
Floral
Hobbies & Interests
Hobbies & Interests
Careers
Made personal to them
Don't see exactly what you're looking for? That's okay.
The designs above are just a starting point. Your Order of Service can be created around the things that made your loved one who they were — their favourite colours, flowers, hobbies, football team, career, favourite place or something completely unique to them.
Tell me your ideas and I'll create something personal for you. Or visit the Order of Service Help page.
Ordering made simple
You don't need to have everything perfectly organised before getting in touch. Send me what you have and I'll help you bring it all together.
1. Send me your details
Send your photographs, wording and any ideas you have for the design.
2. I create your Order of Service
I'll put everything together and create a design personal to the person you're remembering.
3. You'll receive a proof
You'll be able to see the complete design before anything is printed.
4. Make any changes
Check names, dates, wording and photographs and let me know if you'd like anything changed.
5. Printing begins when you're happy
Nothing goes to print until you've approved your final proof.