Eulogy Writer
Honor your loved one with a tribute that celebrates their life, personality, and legacy. We're here to help you find the words during this difficult time.
Take your time. There's no rush. We'll guide you through this gently.
What You'll Need
Their Life Story
Key accomplishments, passions, and what made them unique
Cherished Memories
Stories and moments that capture who they were
Their Impact
How they touched the lives of family, friends, and community
How It Works
Share Their Story
Tell us about your loved one - their personality, accomplishments, and what made them special.
Add Meaningful Memories
Share stories and moments that capture who they were and their impact on others.
Choose Your Tone
Select between celebratory and solemn, or somewhere in between, based on their life and your service.
Personalize Details
Specify length (5-7 minutes typical) and any religious or cultural preferences.
Review & Refine
Receive your eulogy and edit it to ensure it truly honors their memory in your voice.
Guidance for Writing Eulogies
Aim for 5-7 minutes - long enough to honor their life, respectful of the service
Share specific stories - concrete memories resonate more than general statements
Balance sadness with celebration - acknowledge grief while honoring their life
Include their impact on others - how they touched family, friends, and community
It's okay to show emotion - pausing to compose yourself is completely natural
Practice beforehand - familiarity with the words helps manage emotions
Bring a printed copy - having a backup helps if emotions overwhelm you
Remember: this is a gift - your words honor their memory and comfort those grieving
Delivery Guidance
Practice Beforehand
Read your eulogy aloud several times. Familiarity helps manage emotions during delivery.
Bring a Printed Copy
Have a backup on paper in case emotions become overwhelming or technology fails.
Take Your Time
Speak slowly and pause when needed. There's no rush - the audience is with you.
It's Okay to Show Emotion
Pausing to compose yourself is natural and shows the depth of your connection.
Have a Backup Reader
Ask someone to be ready to step in if emotions make it too difficult to continue.
Grief Support Resources
You don't have to go through this alone. These resources can provide support during this difficult time:
National Helplines
- • SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357 (24/7, free, confidential)
- • Crisis Text Line: Text "HELLO" to 741741
- • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988 (24/7)
Online Support
- • GriefShare: Find local grief support groups
- • The Dougy Center: Support for grieving children and families
- • What's Your Grief: Articles and resources for understanding grief
Remember: Grief is personal and there's no "right way" to grieve. Be patient with yourself and seek support when you need it.
We're Here to Help
Let us help you create a meaningful tribute that honors your loved one's memory with grace and compassion.