by Michael Crapis | Oct 21, 2026 | Blog
Forever In Our Hearts began in 2024, after our founder’s father Aldo died, as a place for Australian families to create online memorials for the people and pets they have lost. From today, families in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, the United States and the...
by Michael Crapis | Jun 12, 2026 | Blog
If you need to create a memorial page today – because the service is tomorrow and you want a QR code on the program – this quick-start guide is for you. It is written for family members and funeral organisers who have fifteen to thirty minutes, not an...
by Michael Crapis | Jun 10, 2026 | Blog
A digital guest book does its most quietly important work long after the funeral is over. While many families first set one up to gather tributes around the service itself, the real value shows up months and years later – in anniversary messages, birthday...
by Michael Crapis | Jun 7, 2026 | Blog
An obituary page and an online memorial sound similar but do very different jobs, and this guide is for anyone who has just been sent a link to one – or is choosing between them – and wants to know what they are actually looking at. You will learn what...
by Michael Crapis | Jun 5, 2026 | Blog
An online memorial page is easier to set up once you know what it actually looks like when someone scrolls through it. This walkthrough is for families and friends who are about to start a memorial on Forever In Our Hearts and want a clear picture of the page itself...
by Michael Crapis | Jun 2, 2026 | Blog
A funeral qr code printed on the order of service, a memorial card or a sign-in sheet gives every guest on the day an instant way to reach the online memorial and guest book from their own phone. This guide is for families, celebrants and funeral organisers preparing...
