Gather your family's memorial pages in one place
A family memorial wall connects the published memorial walls of your deceased loved ones under one shared entry point. One page. One QR code. The whole family's story preserved for the next generations.
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What is a family memorial wall?
A family memorial wall is a shared page that gathers the published memorial walls of your deceased family members under one common entry point — so the whole family's story can be found in one place.
The whole family in one place
Grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts and uncles — each with their own memorial wall, gathered together for the family.
One QR code for the whole family
A single QR code on a gravestone, in a memorial album or at a family gathering takes visitors to every connected memorial wall.
Grows with the generations
As new memorial walls are published over time, they connect into the family memorial wall. The story is preserved across generations.
Several family members can contribute
Invite relatives as members so more than one person can maintain the family memorial wall and add new walls when needed.
Free to create and use. The shared QR code works as soon as at least one connected personal memorial wall is published.
How families use a family memorial wall
Four generations gathered
The Hansen family connects the memorial walls of grandparents, great-grandparents and other deceased relatives — so the whole family history is reachable from one shared page.
One QR code at the gravestone
A QR code on grandmother's gravestone leads visitors to her memorial wall — and to every other family member's memorial wall connected to the family.
Shared memories at family gatherings
At anniversaries and reunions, one scan opens the whole family's history — photos, stories and tributes from every published memorial wall.
Personal memorial wall vs. family memorial wall
Personal memorial wall
A memorial page dedicated to one deceased person — their life story, photos, videos and tributes from those who knew them.
Family memorial wall
A shared page that gathers several personal memorial walls — one entry point for the whole family, with one QR code that opens every connected story.
Ready to gather your family's story?
It is free to create a family memorial wall. You can connect existing memorial walls and invite other family members to contribute.
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