Custom Funeral Program (Read Description)

• Choose Quantity
• Choose Funeral Program Size
• Choose Paper Type
• Tell us the date of your event
• Choose Up to 3 Colors
• Choose Funeral Program Style
• Choose Number Of Pages For Program
• Write Obituary
• Email it to us

Once we receive your email

Of your Funeral Program Details

• We will Design the obituary.
• Send you an proofreading email within 24 hours of your order for approval before printing
• Once you receive the proofreading email you can request changes as needed until you are completely satisfied.
• We will assemble obituary
• Email Pick-Up time
• Ship Next Day

(Obituary can be written out on paper or by email, you would need to take a clear photo of the paper version and email it to us.)

Email:

customalwaysllc@gmail.com

How to write an obituary:

An obituary needs to include key details about your loved one. These basic facts include:

 

The full name of the deceased

 

A spouse or partner

Children and the spouses or partners of the children, whose names are set off with Siblings and their partners, if preferred

Grandparents, aunts, uncles, step-family members, or cherished and special friends can then be listed.

 

Be sure to write the total number of grandchildren or great-grandchildren, even if you don't list their names.

 They can become lifelong keepsakes for the people left behind. You'll want to be sure it's right.

 

You can work with another family member or a friend to proofread your obituary writing and make sure all the facts are correct and that no one was missed in the family list.

 

Structuring an obituary is largely a matter of choice; no two are alike.

But readers expect to learn information about the deceased, including basic facts, a life summary, list of relatives, and details about the final arrangements.

 

What should be included in an obituary?

An obituary should be informative.

Be sure to include:

The full name of the deceased, including nicknames

The age of the deceased at the time of death

The city or town of repass and burial

A list of immediate surviving family members

A brief summary of the deceased's life

Memorial or funeral details with the address and date

Details about charities or memorial funds to send a donation

 

 

What should be excluded from an obituary?

Obituaries should not be written in the first person.

This means you should not use "I" language.

Remember that an obituary is not a personal tribute, like a sympathy card or condolence letter.

You should also exclude personal addresses and phone numbers.

Shipping Details:

For funerals within a week

of placing order email all details

within 72 hours of your order.

EXAMPLE

ORDER PLACED 1/01

Funeral Service Date 1/07

OBITUARY DETAILS NEED TO BE SUBMITTED BY 1/03

Once your order is ready it ships within 24 hours!