What is an online tribute?
It is a way of sharing memories and thoughts about someone who has died, on a website instead of, or alongside, a physical place such as a grave or a gathering. You write a story, add a photo or video, or read what others have left.
Pay an online tribute on Remembr.
A Remembr. page has two places for tributes: a tab for condolences and a tab for memories, where people share stories, photos and videos. On a public page anyone can look in, on a private page you decide who you invite. Anyone who wants to contribute can add something at any time, so the page keeps growing.
What can you share?
A memory of an ordinary day. A holiday photo. A story that made everyone laugh. What you share does not have to be big. Often it helps simply to see that others are thinking of them too. Creating a memorial website takes little time. Learn here how to create a memorial website in a few steps.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add memories later?
Yes, at any time.
Do I need an account?
On a public page you can read without an account, a private page needs an invitation. To post, you create a free account.
How long does the tribute page stay online?
Creating a page is free. After 7 days you choose between keeping it online for one year or keeping it online forever. Current options and prices are on the pricing page.
How do I start?
Create a page or contribute to an existing one. See also our guide on how to write condolences messages.