How do I Invite People to a Funeral?

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Inviting people to a funeral is a very sad thing to have to do. It of course means his means that someone has passed on. However, so that others can show their final respects, it is important to engage with the process of inviting people to a funeral. There are some important elements to keep in mind when sending out a funeral invitation. Below is a list of the key points:

Get the Details Sorted

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The first thing that you are going to want to do prior to sending out a funeral or memorial invitation card is to get the details sorted. You need to make sure that there is a clear venue, a clear time set, theme, a dress code, a schedule, and what people can do if they can’t attend. Basically, you need to get all your venues and timings for the ceremony, burial/crematorium, and wake sorted to make sure that when it comes to sending out an invitations, the details are correct, clear and precise.

Be Prompt

If a funeral is being arranged, you want to get you invitation out as quickly as possible. You will find that most people will drop anything in their diary to attend, but you will still want to make life as easy as possible for them. This is done by given them as much notice as possible.

Funeral invitation via text message

For some cultures, it is common practice to have a funeral ceremony with just a couple of days after passing. If this is the case for you, then we recommend that you look through our range of funeral invitations for WhatsApp. You can personalise your template on our website, then send out to whomever you think might like to attend using your smartphone. The whole process can be done in just a few minutes.

Be Personal

When using our online funeral invitation maker, don’t shy away from personal touches. These may include quotes that resonate with the personality of the deceased, or perhaps a photo of them in their prime.

In conclusion, above are just some of the steps that you should take to invite people to a funeral. It is never a happy thing to do, but it is unfortunately a necessity.