Funeral Programme & One-Week Memorial FAQ

A digital page used to organise and communicate funeral and one-week Ghana Memorial event details.

It may not replace print but reduces dependency by acting as a single source of truth online. And printing costs can be significantly reduced. The funeral page can be printed anyway as a functional and practical funeral programme.

Ghana Memorial is an everlasting digital obituary that allows families to honour, preserve, and share the life story of a loved one online in a respectful and culturally appropriate way. It is also includes other products such as the Online Condolence Book, Online Donation Link and the Funeral Programme (only in the paid version). Together they form the Ghana Memorial Suite. In a later stage, these products will also be offered separately, the online condolence book as an embedded page for companies that want to enable condolence for an employee that passed away. The online donation link could also be used separately by other parties, eg by churches to raise money. The Funeral Programme is now an alternative to any printed programme (the funeral page is enabled to be printed anyway) but we may want to extend that to a user can change that to a more sophisticated personal design.

Funeral dates, venues, attire instructions, programme details, livestream links, and post-event updates.

Yes. The one-week Ghana Memorial event page is part of the Funeral Programme product.

Yes. The page can be accessed from anywhere using the Ghana Memorial link.

Yes. External livestream links (e.g. YouTube or Facebook) can be added.

Yes. Administrators can update information at any time.

No. The funeral and one week event page is part of the paid plans.

It keeps everyone informed, reduces confusion, and supports families locally and abroad. It also suitable for last minute changes and as a single source of truth.

Yes. It remains part of the Ghana Memorial as a historical record. Two days after the funeral takes place the funeral page changes from a funeral programme page into a funeral memorial page, where memories regarding the funeral will be preserved.

Yes. The funeral page has a planning phase before the funeral and a memorial phase after the funeral.

Before the funeral, the page communicates practical details such as date, time, venue, dress code, programme order, and logistics.

It is intended for all attendees, including diaspora family and friends, to clearly understand where to be and when.

Approximately two days after the funeral has taken place, the page transitions automatically.

The page becomes a funeral memorial page that preserves the ceremony and shared experience.

Tagged funeral photos, videos, digital brochures, and the original ceremonial programme are displayed as part of the lasting record.