Funeral Print Service

08/09/2022

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01/02/2022

Mr Fitzgibbon 🕊✨

Mr Fitzgibbon was a painter and decorator by profession, but his true passions in life were; his beloved home in Ireland, Munster Rugby Club, and playing cards. To commemorate his passions we created a motif, that ran throughout the service.

4 playing cards and the Munster logo. A bespoke watermark was also create using the Irish flag a painting of his home down done by Morgan Driscoll, and his secret for daffodils.

This was also used throughout the service. His daughter managed to find some very old pictures that we restored and created a mini montage.

After the service his daughter Caroline said ”The booklets were a great hit. Really captured Dad’s spirit. Everyone was very impressed with them”.




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31/01/2022

One Last Goodbye … Michele Meleen✨




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14/01/2022

Mrs Wright 🕊✨

A traditional service, Ms Wright was a very elegant lady, a more look and feel was more befitting for her order of service.

The had see what we had created for another family and felt something similar would be befitting.

We used a “art deco” style border, printed in three shades of grey. We brough a “splash” of colour to the inside of the cover utilising the Alpha & Omega catholic symbols. To personalise the service further the bible & cross used were her own.

We took pictures of the items in our studio, while the family were waiting, another benefit of having all production “under one roof”.

To reflect the traditional aspects we printed the service on Olin Natural 150gsm supplied by . Another very elegant service




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04/01/2022

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07/12/2021

Mrs Morgan🕊🤍

We faced a few challenges whilst creating the services for Ms Morgan. The funeral was taking place in Kingston , but the services had to be printed in the UK and a family member was taking them across to Jamaica. The family were unable to get access to Ms Morgan pictures, however working with the family we were able to get images from her Facebook account.

Ms Morgan loved “bling” and rings, hence the glamours rings as the header for each page. To pay homage to here early career as a seamstress we used a Jamaican flag and created a “silk” throw effect. Her for and her home Parish were also incorporated to create a watermark.

We also included the in the service, so people who were following the service could feel part of the day. For the guests that were attending digitally we created a WhatsApp version of the service so they could also follow along.




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29/11/2021

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23/11/2021

Eulogies can be one of the hardest things you have to do when someone passes away.

It can be difficult to find the words that best describes your loved one and at such a challenging time we want to help you give your loved one the best send off!

We have put together some tips we feel is important when writing an eulogy and some ways in which you can express this. They never have be a speech it could be in any form you like!

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22/11/2021

Mr Brooks🕊✨a stunning

An amazing , at our discovery mating with the family it became apparent that Mr Brooks had a sense of humour, rather than morning his passing with decided to have some fun.

A scrap merchant by profession who adored is van, and naturally this had to go on the front.

The background was consisted on his home in Spain and various items of scrap. Inside we create a bespoke montage celebrating all the things that were important to him, and well known for, hence the Thai green curry and chill con carne on page 2.

On the reverse of the service, we changed the watermark, to accommodate his second love, his home in Wales.

To conclude the service we finished with his favourite Coffee mug, with tea and a Belgian Bun.

Karen laughed when she remembered, when her dad would leave the house, he would check to see if he had his keys, money and phone out aloud.

To compliment the service we also created a memorial picture that would sit on the coffin during the service, this was also designed to match the order of service.




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