There are a number of ways that technology can be used to help arrange and document a funeral. We hope that the guides and resources below are of value to you and those you support.
You might decide to
- Use social media to share an obituary and/or post about the funeral service.
- Share documents (such as Google Docs or Microsoft Word Online) for funeral service details.
- Create a family group on WhatsApp, IMessage, Facebook or something similar
- Send Email invitations for a funeral or wake.
- Select digital photos of the person. Download, print and share them.
- Create a playlist of the person’s favourite songs for use at the funeral, wake or celebration of life.
- Livestream the service, wake of celebration of life.
- Create a slideshow of the person using Google Slides, Keynote, Canva or PowerPoint.
- Create a online fundraiser for the a selected charity or to help pay for the funeral costs.
- Ask for digital photos and videos of the person to be shared with you.
Training funeral directors
We have trained many funeral directors and spoken at a variety of funeral industry events. If you feel that your organisation could benefit from our digital asset, digital remains and digital legacy course please feel free to get in touch.
Great content from @JamesNorris on the importance of honouring a person's digital legacy. @DigitalLegacyCo @CBCEevent #cbce2016
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