Wednesday, 24 October 2018

Virtual Memorial Website To Choose From

By Timothy Johnson


When people pass on, it is normal for their friends and family to hold a memorial ceremony in their honor. These can be done at home, in the church, a multipurpose hall among many other places. A place that would have a lot of capacity and be convenient for most people is online. Below are some of the options you have on a virtual memorial website.

Among the most appreciated sited is the forevermissed.com. They offer memorials of a wide range of people despite their age or occupation. They offer some music which you may choose to add to the memorial page. The easiest way to log in is with Facebook and you can control the privacy of your page. The privacy package includes adding videos.

Ilasting.com is a site that offers all the basic things needed on a monument website. There are options of virtual candles to stories and photos to songs. Both you and the invited are allowed to use any of the above. The premium version has the option for video and a donations area that will help with the preparations of the burial.

One of the simplest and smallest websites available is imorial.com. It is not very extravagant and keeps things simple and lowkey. They include a friends or familys group where people share their tributes and photos. This site has a lot more personalization compared to other sites. The most amazing thing is that they do not charge any fee to use the site.

One of the largest and most recognizable websites is legacy.com. It has been around for a while now and a lot of people seem to be for it. It has the option of background music, privacy options, a guest wall, a timeline of the deceased among other things. All these options make it somewhat unique to other sites. Their fee is only $49 a year.

Nevergone.com is one of the sites that have that warm feeling to it. It was created by a web designer who felt that the other options could not offer what he wanted to do in her memory. It offers pretty much what almost all the other sites offer. There is a guestbook, tributes, virtual candles, backgrounds among other things. There is no charge to it.

If you like being different, the qeepcom is the site to visit. You get to create a monument page for free and you can share unlimited photos. You can also geographically tag the final resting place of the deceased. What makes the place truly unique is the presence of scannable QR codes. These are codes that are placed on the headstone and allow access to the tributes.

Tributes.com is a site that offers a one-time fee rather than the recurring annual fee. For the basic package, it is $20 while for the premium one is $50.they not only offer the memorial page but also extensive resources such as funeral services, links to florists among other things.




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