Funeral Program Guide
Sometimes called an order of service, the funeral program is a simple brochure or pamphlet that you hand out to guests. This document outlines the process of the service (what will happen). You may also hear it referred to as a funeral booklet or memorial folder. The funeral program usually includes details like:
- The deceased person’s full name
- Photos
- Order of the funeral service
- Personal tributes
- Life milestones and achievements
The funeral program serves as a way to honor the deceased by providing information about their life and the service details to attendees. It is an enduring tribute that brings comfort to grieving family and friends.
Prelude in a Funeral
A prelude refers to an introductory piece of music at a funeral program. It is a welcoming song that precedes the funeral ceremony.
Popular Funeral Songs
Some popular funeral songs are: My Way – Frank Sinatra, Angels – Robbie Williams.
Typical Information on Funeral Pamphlet
Typical information included in a funeral program includes: deceased person’s full name including maiden name, dates of birth and death, time, place and date of funeral and burial, surviving family members, and pallbearers.
Tri-fold Template
The tri-fold template can help you make the program you need for the funeral. The purpose is to help people during this moment when sadness abounds.
Handout at a Funeral
Sometimes called an order of service, the program outlines the process. Remembrance cards are pocket-sized keepsakes distributed to family and friends attending the service. They typically accompany a program, but they can be handed out on their own.
Memorable Keepsakes
Remembrance cards are popular as meaningful keepsakes for those attending services.
Repast
A repast is any gathering after the service. Repasts are less formal and open to everyone from the funeral.
Attire and Repast
Appropriate non-black clothing includes dark blue or gray. A repast is a mealtime after the funeral.