Obituaries, but better
Create and publish memorial life stories
Elegy is for you if ...
- You want a rich, lasting, easily-shared tribute for a loved one who has died.
- You are thinking of preparing your own obituary as part of estate planning.
What can you include in an Elegy tribute?
Use any of the following features to create the tribute you want.
Written obituary
Write a traditional obituary — or something all your own. Traditional written forms for honoring the dead
Photo gallery
Include up to 24 favorite images (upgrade to 72 images for a small fee).
Social thread
Allow others to contribute to the story by posting text, photos, or video. You have control over all comments.
Video tribute
Add a video up to 5 minutes long. It could be a short eulogy, a clip of your loved one, someone performing a song, whatever you like.
Music playlist
Create a playlist of your loved one’s favorite songs.
Timeline
Include dates, places, and short text to make a timeline of your loved one’s life — include places lived, career events — any important milestones.
Events
Include details about a service or funeral with easy add-to-calendar links and optional RSVPs.
No advertisements, ever
There will never be ads, links selling flowers, or other commercial clutter mixed in with your loved one’s story.