Create a Memorial Order of Service
For memorial services and celebrations of life
Give guests a clear guide to the memorial and a keepsake to take home. Choose a template, list each part of the service with the person leading it, add photos and a short life story, then download a print-ready PDF.
Choose a Memorial Order of Service Design
Choose a design, set out the order of the memorial, add a photo and a short life story, and download a print-ready file for the day.
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Made for memorial services
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.
“The template gave us a calm starting point when there were so many details to handle. We added photos, the service order, and family notes, then had a polished file ready to print.”
Margaret Thompson
Created a memorial order of service for her father
Create a Memorial Order of Service
Choose a design, set out the order of the memorial, add a photo and a short life story, and download a print-ready file for the day.
Browse designs on this pageFrequently Asked Questions
A funeral usually takes place within days of the death, with the body present, before a burial or cremation. A memorial service is held without the body, often after a cremation or private burial, which gives families more time to plan and more freedom in where and when to gather.
There is no fixed order, but a common outline is gathering music, welcome, opening prayer or reflection, a reading, a song or hymn, the life story, eulogy and tributes, shared memories, closing words or a blessing, and closing music, followed by an invitation to the reception.
Yes. Add the officiant, speaker, or musician next to each item, and the template lines the names up on the page so guests know who is speaking.
Yes. The same templates suit a celebration of life or a less formal gathering. You can change the section headings and write the order in whatever tone fits the day.
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.