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Plan the celebration of life. Gather the memories. Keep them forever.

When you lose someone, you are handed a second job on the worst week of your life: a service, a guest list, a reception, an obituary, a hundred phone calls. This is a quiet place to hold all of it — and a wall where everyone who loved them leaves a photo and a memory the family keeps. Built with two weeks in mind, not nine months. No upsells, not on this page, not in this product.

"Celebration, not solemn — Ellie's request." The note the whole plan follows
Four memories on the wall — each one approved by the family first
"What a Wonderful World" at gathering, open-mic at 2:25 — on the run of show
The livestream test on the checklist, two days out, so nobody far away is lost

Begin when you're ready See the memorial wall

$59, once — never discounted, never upsoldNo founder counter on this page. If it isn't right for your family, every dollar back within 30 days.

The memorial wall on the public page — a share-a-memory form and four approved memories, each signed by the person who left it

The service, held gently

Whatever shape the goodbye takes, the plan takes that shape too.

A traditional service. A religious one, with its rites. A celebration of life built around who they were. A casual gathering. Military honors. The tone is a real choice in setup — pick it once, and the plan's fields and checklist follow. Nothing here assumes; everything adjusts.

The shape of the goodbye

Five tones to choose from — solemn to celebration to military honors. The officiant, the speakers in order, the readings and music all live in setup, and the memorial checklist paces its due dates to the date you set.

The memorial wall

Share one link. Anyone who loved them can leave a photograph and a memory — from the service, from the reception, from across the country. Every post waits, unseen, until the family approves it. This is live today, not a promise.

The practical weight, carried

RSVPs for the service and the reception, counted separately. The caterer's headcount. The funeral home and florist as vendors, the budget honest to the dollar, and the livestream test sitting on the checklist where it can't be forgotten.

Afterward, and keeping it

The wall stays up — it is the family's, not ours. And one click turns it into the Memorial Book: their name and dates on the cover, the life story, the order of service, every approved photograph and memory, page after page.

See it, honestly

One celebration of life, in pictures.

This is a sample plan — Eleanor "Ellie" Hayes, a celebration of life we built end to end in the real product to show you exactly what it does. The screenshots are unretouched. Click any of them to look closer.

Setup with the Event Tone select on Celebration of Life, the officiant, three speakers, and the readings and music — The tone, chosen onceCelebration of Life — Ellie's request. The officiant, the three speakers, and "What a Wonderful World" all live in setup

Run of show for the memorial service — memory table at 12:30, livestream check at 1:30, open-mic memories at 2:25 — The service, minute by minuteThe memory table at 12:30, the livestream check pinned at 1:30, open-mic memories at 2:25, the send-off song to the terrace

Memory wall moderation — one memory awaiting review with Approve and Decline, four approved on the page — The family holds the penMarcus's memory waits for approval; four are on the page. Nothing appears unless you say so — and one tap removes anything

Guest list — Dorothy Hayes marked yes to both the service and the reception, with the note Sister, second speaker — RSVPs, without chasing anyoneDorothy — "Sister — second speaker." Yes to the service, yes to the reception. Ten of ten answered

The event cockpit — eleven days out, budget lines for the funeral home and florist, tasks on track, Ellie's tone note pinned — The hundred details, heldEleven days out: the budget honest to the dollar, the livestream test queued, and Ellie's one instruction pinned to the plan

The public memorial page — In loving memory of, the date, the garden venue with directions, and Will you attend the service — The page you share"In loving memory of" — the date, the garden, directions, and "Will you attend the service?" One link. No app, no account, no countdown

The heart of it

The wall grows in real time. Then it becomes a book the family keeps.

The wall itself is live today — the hero screenshot above is it working: anyone with the link leaves a photo and a memory, and nothing appears until the family welcomes it. And the Memorial Book is real: one click turns every approved memory into a printed, bound-ready keepsake — their name and dates on the cover, the life story, the order of service, a life in photos, page after page — with the living wall's link on the back cover. The promise behind it holds either way: the wall stays up, every approved memory stays on the page, and none of it is ever trapped here.

Eleanor "Ellie" Hayes

1941 – 2026 · The Memorial Book

The obituary, as publishedpage 1

Ruth Ann — forty years of Tuesdayspage 3

Sam — "cut deeper than feels kind"page 4

Tommy — the butterscotch in the shedpage 5

The 1974 garden-tour photographpage 6

RECREATION WITH SAMPLE DATA

Cost, plainly

What exists, side by side.

Memory-wall services charge about $99 for the wall alone, and the printed book costs extra. Free memorial pages exist, but they fund themselves through funeral commerce. Nothing we found plans the service and gathers the memories. So we priced ours under the price of the wall alone — and included everything.

Feature	Memory-wall services	Free memorial pages	PlanFlow Memorial
What it really is	A tribute board, by itself	A page funded by funeral commerce	The service plan and the wall, together
The memory wall	≈$99 per board	included	✓ included — family approval built in
Printed keepsake book	extra charge	✗	✓ included — one click from the wall
Service planning — tone, speakers, schedule, checklist	✗	✗	✓ five tones, one real setting
Guest list · RSVPs · reception	✗	partial	✓ service and reception, counted separately
How it's funded	per-board fees	funeral commerce & referrals	$59, once. Nothing else, ever.

Comparison reflects published pricing and site documentation of memory-board and memorial-page services as of July 2026. We name no names here out of respect.

If you ask for help, it drafts — you approve every word.

Names are scrubbed before anything leaves the Service, every action is logged, and nothing from this plankit is used for marketing. There is no marketing here.

Fifty-nine dollars. That is the whole conversation.

One-time. No founder pricing on this page, no counters, no discounts to hurry you, nothing sold inside. 30-day money-back — and the wall stays up for as long as your account is open. We never auto-delete a memorial page.

Begin when you're ready — $59

The service plan, the wall, the page, the guest list — all of it. A real person answers when you write to us.

Questions, answered gently

What families ask.

We only have ten days. Is that enough?

The plankit assumes exactly that. The memorial checklist paces its due dates to the date you set — service decisions first, then the printed pieces, then the reception. The sample plan above ran on twelve days, and nothing about it felt rushed.

Can anyone post to the memory wall?

Anyone with the link can write a memory or add a photo — but nothing appears until the family approves it. Each post waits in a private queue with one button to welcome it and one to quietly set it aside, and anything already on the page can be removed with a tap. The pen is always yours.

How long does the wall stay up?

It stays. Every approved memory remains on the page, and nothing is ever deleted to make room for an upsell. The Memorial Book — the whole wall as a printed, bound-ready keepsake — is one click away whenever the family is ready, and the promise behind it doesn't wait: the memories are the family's, not ours.

We're planning a celebration of life, not a traditional service. Does it fit?

Yes — Celebration of Life is one of the five tones in setup, and the sample plan above is one: jazz on entry, open-mic memories after the speakers, a send-off song to the terrace. Choose the tone and the plan's fields follow — the theme built around who they were, the memory sharing, the gathering rather than the rite.

My father was a veteran. Can it handle military honors?

Military Honors is one of the five tones, with its own switch in the service details — so the honor guard, the flag, and Taps have a held place in the plan and on the schedule, next to the officiant and the readings.

Is our family's information used for anything?

No. There is no advertising in this product and nothing is sold or shared. Photos are re-encoded on upload, which strips camera and location data automatically — the app tells you so right where you upload. The page is reachable only by its link. This plankit follows the strictest rules we have.