For funeral and memorial celebrants
The tools for this work, held with care
Leading a family through a farewell asks for steadiness, not a wedding app in disguise. Family intake in a gentle register, eulogy frames drawn from what they share, and a podium screen that holds the words when the moment is hard — one product, built for every kind of ceremony, this one included.
Every question is written for a family
The questionnaire asks about the person who died, not a couple in love — their life, the stories, the people gathering. A gentle register, no borrowed wedding language, and answers that flow straight into the service you write.
A eulogy, shaped from their words
Draft a first pass from what the family shares — a life in chapters, the remembrances, the readings and music they want. Then make it yours. Nothing you draft reaches the family until you choose to share it.
Steady on the day
Podium mode reads large and keeps working at a graveside or a chapel with no signal. Cue cards for a family reader, a printed large-type service, and a day-of checklist so nothing is forgotten when it matters most.
Draw from the right register, never a wedding’s
The readings and rituals library carries memorial passages, committals, and blessings under their own kind, so you draw from the right register instead of adapting a wedding piece. Each item carries its attribution, and you can save your own — a committal you have refined over years, a blessing a family loved — and reach for it again.
Every kind of ceremony lives in one place. A celebrant who leads funerals one week and a naming the next does not juggle two tools; the intake, the tone, and the library shift to match the occasion.
The business side, quietly handled
Agreements, a deposit if you take one, and a clean record of what was arranged — all in your brand, none of it intrusive. Families pay you directly — on your own links, or on a rail that settles straight into your own Stripe account; the product never holds the money.
It is there when you need it and out of the way when you do not. The work is the farewell; the software’s only job is to carry the weight it can, so you can carry the rest.
Scripts and craft for this work, free to read
Everything below is complete and ungated. The memorial service script runs from the gathering to the benediction with a timing on every block, and carries the celebrant notes that matter on the day: holding a room in grief, what to do when a speaker breaks down, and how to bring a service back when the family runs long.
The graveside committal script is the other rite, and a different one: shorter, standing, outdoors, with no microphone and the physical mechanics of the lowering to lead. The guide to writing a eulogy covers the part that takes the longest, from a first conversation with a family that is not ready to talk through to the rehearsal.
If you are coming to this work from wedding ceremonies, the chapter on funeral and celebrant work sets out what the work involves, what it pays, what credentials it does and does not ask for, and how leading a grieving room genuinely differs from leading a joyful one.
The promises come with you
Your brand on every client surface, your money on your own links, and export everything free forever. Flat, published pricing — no surprises.