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Memorial website: a private, lasting page for someone you love

A private memorial page — for family and friends, never for search engines.

A memorial website gives your family one gentle place to remember someone: their story and photos, the details of the service or celebration of life, and a wall where family and friends share memories. In Our Life keeps it private: the address is random, it is never on Google, and only the people you send the link to can see it. Building it is free, in English and French.

How we keep it private

  • An unguessable link. Your site’s address is random, never your names.
  • Never on Google. No search engine lists it, ever.
  • Optional password. Free, on every plan.
  • Invited guests only, if you want. Guests get in with the email you invited them with or their personal link.
  • Revoke a link anytime. Make a new link and the old one stops working.
  • No photo downloads unless you allow them.
  • No photo location data. We remove it from every photo.
  • No ads.
  • We never sell your data.
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What the memorial page holds

  • Their story. A few words about who they were and what they loved, with a photo, and their life dates under their name.
  • The service or celebration of life. Date, time and place, with a map link, so nobody has to ask twice.
  • A wall of memories. Family and friends share a memory; you approve every message before it appears.
  • In lieu of flowers. Name the charity the family has chosen, with a link to give.
  • Quiet by design. No countdown, no registry, no ads, and no “made with” footer.
  • English and French. Every page in both languages; each visitor chooses theirs.

Memorial, obituary or celebration of life?

A public obituary is usually posted by the funeral home or the newspaper. A memorial page is different: it’s your family’s own space, private, where people come back to share memories and photos long after the service. Many families put the memorial page link in the obituary or the funeral home notice, so friends know where to go.

Planning a celebration of life instead of a traditional service? The same page shares the date and place, gentle RSVPs so you know how many to expect, and the memories people bring.

Free to build, simple to share

Building it is free, with no time limit and no card. Sharing it with family and friends takes an Event Pass: CA$19 once, plus GST/HST, for 12 months online, or someone can gift it to the family. To keep the page online for as long as you like, the Family plan (CA$6.99 a month plus GST/HST) keeps every one of your family’s sites online; cancel any time.

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Questions

Who can see the memorial page?

Only the people you send the link to. The address is random, never their name, and it is never on Google. You can add a password, and make a new link any time.

Can friends leave a memory?

Yes. Anyone with the link can share a memory, and you approve each one before it shows on the page.

Is it an obituary?

No. It’s a private memorial page for family and friends. For a public obituary, ask the funeral home or newspaper, and add your memorial page link to it.

How long does the page stay online?

12 months with the Event Pass (CA$19 once, plus GST/HST). With the Family plan, CA$6.99 a month plus GST/HST, it stays online as long as you keep the plan.

Does it work in French?

Yes. Every page works in English and French, and each visitor chooses their language.

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