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Funeral programs: cover, order of service, closing page

Funeral programs — A funeral program cover, a large empty rectangular photograph panel centred in the upper half with a hairline frame, a single stem of lily drawn beneath it, and a wide clear band at the foot for the name and the two dates, no sample text., classic funeral stationery layout, restrained serif hierarchy, one hairline rule, no ornament beyond a single stem

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Reading 1Cover
Reading 2Order of service
Reading 3Closing page

The order of service is the one printable a family makes under pressure and keeps for decades. These nine cover three pages of the same booklet — the cover, the order-of-service page, the closing page — each needing a place for a photograph, a running list, and one exact verse, in three styles.

  • a memorial service booklet
  • a celebration of life program
  • an order of service handout
  • a funeral home print template
  • a family keepsake of the day

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each page is drawn at standard program proportions (folds to a booklet page) with an even margin, so it prints and folds clean.
Is there space for a photograph?
Yes — the cover and closing page both carry an open photo panel sized for a standard portrait photo.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Each style treats the same three pages in a distinct register — a formal classic layout, a soft modern layout, and a warmer illustrated layout — while keeping the verse exact.
Can I get a different verse?
Yes — the direction field takes any verse or reading, and the same three styles carry it.

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