Which Are Some Of The Available Virtual Memorial Website

By Timothy Johnson


There comes a time in life where we lose the people close to us. Surely, no one can live forever. As a way of honouring the departed, we often hold memorial services. As technology has evolved over time, you have the option of having the memorial online. Below is a list of some of the best virtual memorial website.

The forevermissed.com is undoubtedly one of the most common virtual websites. You will find a wide range of people from children, to elderly people even to military officers. There is an option of accessing and controlling the site via Facebook where you decide who is allowed to access the site and who is not. They offer a small selection of background music which you could use for the page.

Although it does not have anything to make it stand out from the rest, ilasting.com does offer the basic options that make it as functional as any other site. They have the photo and video options even the option of virtual candles. The premium package includes among other things, a donations area where people can raise money for the funeral. The charges range from $49 annually to $99 for the lifetime.

There is a site that seems to mainly focus on the younger generation. It goes by the name imorial.com and is a lot smaller compared to other websites. It is also one of the most personalized sites that there is. You can create a group for friends and another for the family. There they can share their memories and give their tributes. It is absolutely free.

The legacy.com is truly one of the biggest and best-known firms in existence. They offer a lot of templates, there is music, the option for privacy, a timeline which displays the departed journey through life, a guest wall where the visitors can write their tributes and share memories. All these can be accessible to you at the price of $49 per year.

There are sites where you feel welcome when you log on despite your not talking to anyone. They just have that feeling of comfort. One such site is nevergone.com. The basic options are stories, photos, tributes, personalized backgrounds among other things. The back story is that a web designer created it in memory of his grandmother. It is absolutely free to use.

Qeepr.com is among the most unique tribute sites there is. Creating the memorial page is completely free and you may add unlimited pictures. You also have the option to geotag the final resting place of the departed. The one thing that makes this site unique is the QR code which can be placed on the headstone and be able to access the tributes.

When you are mourning, a lot of things might slip your mind. For example, you may forget to get in contact with a florist or get information for the funeral such as maps. This is where tributes.com steps in and offers more than just a monument page. Their one-time fee is between $20 and $50.




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