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Memorial card template: prayer card, funeral program, bookmark

Memorial cards — a small prayer card with an empty portrait oval at the centre, a dove and a sprig of lilies drawn beside it, a blank name band beneath and two blank date lines under that, a classic treatment with a slim double rule around the piece, small ornaments at the corners and the words set in a restrained serif

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Reading 1Prayer card
Reading 2Program cover
Reading 3Remembrance bookmark

A memorial prayer card with a blank portrait oval, a funeral program cover with drawn lilies, a remembrance bookmark — the templates a family assembles quietly and quickly. These nine render each in classic, floral and minimal styles. Every portrait frame is left blank for you to add your own photo.

  • a funeral or memorial service program
  • a prayer card for a service
  • a remembrance bookmark keepsake
  • a printable memorial handout
  • a family-assembled tribute card

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
The prayer card and bookmark are drawn at standard small-card proportions; the program cover is drawn at A4/US-Letter, ready to fold.
Is the portrait area left blank for a real photo?
Yes — the oval or frame on each design is left blank so you can add your own family photo when you print or assemble it.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Classic uses traditional serif type and a quiet border; floral adds drawn lilies or greenery around the frame; minimal strips it back to clean lines and generous white space.
Can I add a name and dates myself?
Yes — the name and date lines are left blank on every design, ready for you to fill in by hand or with your own printer software.

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