You don't need her to still be here to hear her voice again.

Not just a book — a lasting keepsake and a gift to the generations who come after, built entirely from what you already have of them.

What this is

A printed keepsake of their life, built entirely from what you already have of them. Old voicemails. A birthday video on someone's phone. A cassette tape no one's played in years. Photos in a shoebox. We turn what exists into fourteen chapters of their story, with a QR code on every page that plays their actual voice — not a transcript of it. A generational gift that stays in the family long after the week you're in right now.

At a time when there's already so much to organise, this is one thing you can simply hand over to us and trust. We take it from there.

How it's different from our standard book

There's no interview, because there's no one to interview. You send us what you have — recordings, footage, photos, even other family members' memories of them — and our editorial process builds the narrative around it, clearly marked where it's your memory of them rather than their own words. Turnaround is fast-tracked, because we know this usually sits around a funeral date, not an open timeline.

The three editions
Memorial Essentials
£249

3 softback copies, built entirely from what you already have.

Memorial Standard
£349

3 hardback copies, built entirely from what you already have.

Memorial Premium
£499

5 hardback copies, a keepsake slipcase, and a USB of every original recording.

A gentler FAQ

We don't have much — is it still worth it?

Often more than families expect. A single voicemail, a handful of photos, and what you and other relatives remember is usually enough to start. Talk to us before you decide it isn't enough.

Can we have it in time for the funeral?

We'll tell you honestly, before you order, whether your timeline is realistic — and if it isn't for the funeral itself, it's still there for the gathering afterwards, the first anniversary, or just when the family needs it.

Who do we talk to?

A named person, by email or phone — not a form. Grief isn't a checkout flow.

There's no rush to decide today. If it helps to talk it through first, we're here — by email or by phone, whichever's easier.

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