Funeral Booklet Templates
Create a Meaningful Funeral Booklet
Build a funeral booklet with room for the order of service, photos, family tributes, and a short life story. Start with a professionally designed template and finish with a print-ready PDF.
Choose a Funeral Booklet Design
Build a funeral booklet with ample room for the order of service, cherished photos, family tributes, and a beautifully written life story.
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More room for a fuller tribute
A funeral booklet is helpful when you want more space than a small card or single-page handout can provide. It can hold a longer obituary, extra photos, service music, readings, and acknowledgments.
FuneralFolio supports booklet-style funeral programs through editable templates and print-ready downloads, giving families a polished keepsake without hiring a designer.
A booklet format for photos and memories
Use a funeral booklet when the program needs to tell more of the story. Include a cover photo, obituary, family photos, order of service, readings, and thank-you notes in a format guests can keep.
Designed to print clearly
Templates are built for readable type, balanced photo placement, and high-resolution PDF export so your booklet looks dignified whether printed at home or professionally.
Sample funeral booklet wording
What a finished funeral booklet can say, front to back. The person and names are invented; replace every line with your own.
In Loving Memory
Eleanor Rose Whitaker
June 12, 1942 – October 3, 2026
Saturday, October 10, 2026
11:00 a.m.
St. Andrew's Church
Springfield, Ohio
Order of Service
- Prelude
- “Amazing Grace”
- Welcome and Opening Prayer
- Rev. David Moore
- Reading: Psalm 23
- Sarah Whitaker, granddaughter
- Hymn
- “How Great Thou Art”
- Reading: John 14:1–6
- Michael Whitaker, son
- Eulogy
- Anne Whitaker Lee, daughter
- Words of Comfort
- Rev. David Moore
- Closing Prayer and Commendation
- Recessional
- “It Is Well with My Soul”
Her Life
Eleanor was born in Dayton, Ohio, the second of four children. She taught third grade at Lincoln Elementary for 31 years, and former students still stopped her at the grocery store to say hello. She married Robert Whitaker in 1964, and together they raised Anne, Michael and Robert Jr. She loved her garden, the church choir and Sunday dinners with whoever happened to stop by.
An Irish Blessing
May the road rise to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
the rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
may God hold you
in the palm of His hand.
Pallbearers
James Lee · Daniel Whitaker · Thomas Whitaker · Ryan Moore · Kevin Lee · Paul Grant
With Gratitude
The family of Eleanor Whitaker thanks you for your prayers, flowers, cards and visits. Your kindness has carried us through these days.
Please join us for lunch in the fellowship hall after the service. Interment will follow at Woodland Cemetery.
Price, sizes and printing
- Designing and previewing is free. The finished funeral program is a one-time $25, with unlimited edits and re-downloads and the Obituary PDF included.
- Two formats come with every design: a folded program (8.5" × 11" folded to 5.5" × 8.5") or a flat 5" × 7" card.
- Order 25 to 250 professionally printed copies at checkout: 25 for $79, 50 for $119, 100 for $179, with UPS 2nd Day Air shipping included (US addresses). You approve a proof first, and production takes 1–2 business days.
- No subscription, no watermark and no account needed.
Full details on the pricing page and in the printing FAQ.
A booklet format for photos and memories
Photo-Ready Designs
Choose layouts made for portraits, family photos, service details, obituary wording, and the small personal touches that make a printed tribute feel complete.
Easy to Personalize
Edit names, dates, readings, songs, acknowledgments, and service order online without starting from a blank page or learning design software.
Print-Ready Download
Download a high-resolution PDF when you are finished, then print at home, at a local print shop, or wherever your family prefers.
Made for Short Timelines
Start with a polished template, make thoughtful edits quickly, and avoid the stress of rebuilding a memorial program under time pressure.
Simple to Share
Send the finished file to relatives, a church office, funeral director, or printer so everyone has the same final version before the service.
One Keepsake, Many Names
Whether your family calls it a program, pamphlet, booklet, brochure, bulletin, or order of service, the goal is the same: a beautiful guide guests can keep.
Create a Meaningful Funeral Booklet
Build a funeral booklet with ample room for the order of service, cherished photos, family tributes, and a beautifully written life story.
Browse designs on this pageFrequently Asked Questions
A funeral booklet is usually a longer or folded version of a funeral program. It is best when you want extra room for photos, a longer obituary, family tributes, or multiple readings.
Yes. You can keep the booklet minimal with a cover, order of service, short tribute, and acknowledgments, or add more sections if your family wants a fuller keepsake.
Yes. After customizing your template, you can download a print-ready PDF and print it at home, through a local print shop, or with the printer your funeral home or church recommends.
Yes. The templates are designed for the details families usually need: photos, full name, dates, obituary wording, order of service, readings, songs, acknowledgments, and family messages.
No. Start from a finished layout and replace the sample content with your own words and photos. You can keep the design simple or personalize it more deeply if you want to.
Yes. You can edit the wording, photos, and layout before downloading your final file, so it is easier to review details with family before printing.