What is a digital memorial page?

A digital memorial page is a dedicated online space where family and friends can come together to honor the life of a loved one. It includes a photo gallery, life timeline, video tributes, a guestbook for sharing memories, and a unique web address that can be shared with anyone in the world. Each page serves as a permanent, living tribute that keeps your loved one's story alive for generations to come. Unlike a social media profile, a digital memorial is purpose-built for remembrance — free from distractions, advertisements, and unrelated content.

Does every memorial page have a QR code?

Yes. Every memorial page on Remembering You comes with its own unique QR code that you can download at any time. Scan it with any smartphone camera and it opens the memorial page instantly — no app required. Families use the QR code to print on memorial cards, place it in a photo frame at home, have it engraved on a headstone or urn, or display it at a funeral or memorial service. It bridges the physical world with the digital memorial so anyone present can connect to the full page with a single scan.

Is there a monthly fee?

No. The Free plan is always free. If you want to unlock all features — unlimited photos, videos, a life timeline, and more — you pay a one-time $20 fee per memorial. No subscriptions, ever.

Will the memorial page disappear?

No. Your memorial page is permanent — no subscription, no renewal fees, and no risk of your page going away. Remembering You is built for generations.

How do I share the memorial page with family and friends?

Every memorial page has a unique web address you can share by copying the link and sending it via text, email, iMessage, WhatsApp, or Facebook Messenger. You can also post it on social media, or download the memorial's QR code and place it on a headstone, photo frame, or memorial card — anyone who scans it opens the page instantly with no app needed.

Can family members contribute photos and messages?

Yes. Family members can contribute photos, tributes, and memories to a memorial page. The guestbook feature allows any visitor to leave a personal message, share a memory, or post a condolence — making it a truly collaborative space for collective remembrance.

Do I need to be tech-savvy to create a memorial page?

Not at all. Remembering You is designed to be simple and straightforward for anyone to use, regardless of technical experience. Creating a memorial takes only a few minutes. You fill in your loved one's name and dates, upload a photo, write a short biography, and your page is live. Everything is guided step by step. If you ever have questions, our support team is happy to help.

Is Remembering You available worldwide?

Yes. Remembering You is fully accessible from anywhere in the world. Families are often spread across different states, countries, and time zones, and a digital memorial page makes it possible for everyone — no matter where they are — to visit, contribute, and grieve together. Memorial pages can be viewed on any device, including smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers.

Can I create a memorial for someone who passed away years ago?

Yes, absolutely. There is no time limit on when a memorial can be created. Many families create memorial pages for loved ones who passed years or even decades ago, using old photographs, letters, and family stories. A digital memorial is a wonderful way to introduce younger generations to a relative they may never have had the chance to meet.

Can I add my loved one's favorite song?

Yes. Memorial pages can include a favorite song or meaningful video by adding a YouTube link. The video will appear as an embedded player so visitors can listen while viewing the memorial page. Music has a powerful way of evoking memories and emotions, and having a loved one's favorite song playing can make a memorial feel especially personal and comforting.

What is the Prayer Intentions board?

The Prayer Intentions board is a dedicated section on each memorial page where visitors can submit personal prayers or intentions for the soul of the departed and for the comfort of the family. It is a meaningful feature for families who wish to gather communal prayer around their loved one's memory. Submitted intentions are visible to all page visitors, creating a shared spiritual space for remembrance.

What are Remembrance Tokens?

Remembrance Tokens are a small, heartfelt way for friends, family, and visitors to pay tribute to a loved one directly on their memorial page. You can use tokens to light a virtual candle, leave flowers, or say a prayer. Each gesture is displayed in real time and is visible to all other visitors who are on the page.

How do I get Remembrance Tokens?

You can purchase token packs at any time — no subscription required. Choose from the Tribute Pack (20 tokens for $5), the Family Pack (50 tokens for $10), or the Legacy Pack (120 tokens for $20). Tokens are added to your account instantly after a one-time PayPal payment and can be used on any public memorial page on the platform.

Do Remembrance Tokens expire?

No. Remembrance Tokens never expire. Once added to your account, they remain available for you to use on any memorial page at any time.

Can I memorialize a pet?

Yes. Many families choose to create memorial pages for beloved pets. Pets are family, and their loss is just as real and meaningful as the loss of any loved one. You can create a page with your pet's name, photos, life dates, and a biography celebrating the joy and companionship they brought to your life.

In Loving Memory of Alan Patrick Rickman

1946-02-21 – 2016-01-14

About Alan Patrick Rickman

His views on anti-bullying and domestic violence. He was a protector. I never knew him. Didn't even know his name. Or who he was. But, I feel him with me. Especially now that I'm going through hell with abuse issues. I'm wheelchair bound.

Visit this digital memorial to share photos, leave a guestbook message, light a virtual candle, or leave flowers in memory of Alan Patrick Rickman.

Created with Remembering You — a digital memorial platform for families.