Guided with care
A calm, step-by-step journey for families who want support without complexity.
A digital monument for a lasting legacy.
A digital sanctuary for the stories that matter most.
Preserve a life with dignity through a memorial designed to endure. Create gently, publish when ready, and keep adding memories over time.
One-time payment, no subscription
Tributes reviewed before publication
Lifetime hosting included
Why StoneMemoir
Made for remembrance, built to endure
A protected space
Guestbook messages and photos are reviewed before they appear. Optional email summaries tell you when something new arrives.
Beautifully personal
Choose from dignified palettes, imagery, and story sections that feel right for your loved one.
Support for professionals
Funeral directors can use a dedicated partner workflow built for respectful handovers.
Product walkthrough
See how it works
A guided memorial creation flow designed to be calm and clear on difficult days.
Step 1 of 5
Choose your memorial's look
Select a calm colour palette designed for dignified remembrance.
Calm by design
A calm layout built for reading, not scrolling
Portrait, life story, timeline, guestbook, galleries, and optional touches such as a digital memorial candle, shared editing with family, or links to related memorials—typography and spacing tuned for relatives visiting on difficult days, from any device.
Clear hierarchy
Portrait, story, and tributes stay easy to find—not buried in a feed.
Calm themes
Dignified palettes and readable type for slow, repeat visits.
Built to grow
Publish when ready, then add photos, milestones, and guestbook notes over time.
The journey
How StoneMemoir works
You stay in control at every step—clear enough to move forward on a difficult day, and flexible enough to refine the tribute over weeks or years.
- Step 1
Create with guidance
Walk through a calm editor to add life details, photos, service information, and the stories that capture who they were.
- Step 2
Publish when it feels right
Save a draft, invite someone to read it first, and go live only when the tone and content feel appropriate.
- Step 3
Keep the tribute alive
Return anytime to add memories, invite family to help edit, and review guest messages and photos before they appear—or choose a gentle email when something new arrives.
Who we serve
For families, and for the professionals who support them
The same product adapts to two rhythms: private remembrance at home, and respectful handover from the funeral sector when timing matters.
Families & friends
A single, peaceful web address to share with everyone who loved them-no algorithmic feeds, no ads beside their name, no pressure to “perform” grief in public.
- Moderated guestbook so tributes stay kind and on-topic
- Room to grow the story as new chapters come to mind
- Privacy controls you can adjust as circumstances change
Topic guides walk through celebrations of life, faith traditions, distant family, and keeping a tribute away from social feeds.
Funeral directors & partners
A workflow built for handover: create or co-author with a family, then pass ownership when they are ready to continue independently.
- Dedicated partner path separate from the family journey
- Materials you can reference when explaining the service
- Support for professional, consistent presentation
Built with intention
A calm space for UK families
StoneMemoir is designed as a long-term home for memory—not a feature bolted onto a general-purpose website builder. Typography, spacing, and language are tuned for people reading slowly, returning often, and sharing with relatives who may be visiting from anywhere in the world.
Read more about why we built StoneMemoir, browse articles and guides and topic pages for traditions and situations, or reach the team if you have questions before you begin a memorial.
Accessibility & respect
We treat memorial pages as publishing, not social media: clear hierarchy, readable type, and moderation tools that help families protect the tone of the space. If something in the product could serve your community better, we want to hear it—especially from funeral and celebrant professionals collaborating with families every week.
Pricing
One-time payment. Lifetime memorial access.
No subscriptions, no hidden tiers, and no pressure to rush.
Trusted by families and care professionals across the UK.
Single purchase per memorial
£89.99one-time, inc. VAT
Families publish when ready, then continue adding stories and photos over time. Lifetime access is included — no renewals, no upsells.
Family voices
What families say
Real experiences from people who wanted a respectful, lasting space for remembrance.
“The guided steps helped us publish something meaningful in one evening. We added more stories over the next weeks without feeling rushed.”
“What mattered most was having one dignified page to share with family abroad. It felt calm and private, not like posting grief publicly.”
“The partner handover was straightforward. Families could begin gently, and then manage everything themselves when they were ready.”
FAQ
Answers for families
How quickly can I create a memorial?
Most families publish a thoughtful first version in well under half an hour: name and dates, a short life story, a handful of photographs, and a guestbook you can open when you feel ready. Nothing has to be perfect on day one—you can return anytime to add chapters, quotes, audio, or new images as memories surface.
How much does a memorial cost?
A StoneMemoir memorial is a single one-time payment of £89.99 (including VAT) for lifetime access. There are no subscriptions, renewals, or feature tiers—what you see in our sample memorial is the kind of experience every family receives.
Can I control who sees the memorial?
Yes. In memorial settings you can choose visibility that suits your family—such as fully public, private to people you invite, or protected with a password you share selectively. You can adjust these choices as circumstances change; many families start more privately and open the page wider over time.
How does guestbook moderation work?
New guestbook messages and visitor photos are held for your review by default. In the memorial editor, open the Guest stories tab to read each note, approve what feels right for the public page, and leave anything aside that does not fit the tone your family wants. Guest memorial candles are different—they appear as soon as someone lights one, and you can remove any from the same tab if needed. You can also download every message and submitted photo as a keepsake archive (PDF, CSV, or ZIP). That small bit of friction protects the memorial on difficult days.
Still unsure? We're happy to help.