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Five new memorial page concepts
Five distinct design directions for memorial pages — a departure from the current soft-floral look, no two alike, and none using butterflies. Each is shown on a fictitious memorial so the direction reads end to end. Open any concept and resize the window to see it hold on mobile.
Eleanor Whitfield
1938 — 2024
A refined editorial-magazine aesthetic. Ivory paper, ink serif, asymmetric layout, one restrained oxblood accent. Quiet and confident.
David Okafor
1955 — 2025
An elegant dark-mode, celestial direction. Midnight navy, soft star field, gold hairlines and a gold-ringed portrait. Calm and timeless.
Margaret Lindqvist
1943 — 2024
A rich botanical, grounded direction — forest green and oat paper, arched portrait, fine eucalyptus line-art. Natural and warm, not pastel.
Antonio Herrera
1949 — 2025
A warm Mediterranean, modern-minimal direction. Clay and sand tones, architectural arches, rounded cards. Cozy, human, hopeful.
Vivian Castellano
1935 — 2024
A glamorous Art Deco direction. Black and gold geometry, sunburst ornament, an ornate portrait frame. Bold, celebratory, unforgettable.
Set B · Same structure, new palette
Re-skins that keep the current layout
These keep the exact structure, margins and spacing of today's memorial pages — same centered hero, Services card, Memories & Condolences, Gifts and footer — and only change the colour palette and mood. A lighter-touch option for the client.
Robert Nash
1946 — 2024
Current layout, re-skinned in calm sage green & warm stone. Soft, natural, understated.
Helen Carter
1940 — 2025
Same structure in soft navy with a muted gold accent. Classic and dignified.
Marco Bellini
1951 — 2024
Same layout in warm clay & sand. Cozy and human, without the pastel florals.
Grace Whitmore
1937 — 2024
Same structure in a soft, dignified plum & mauve. Gentle and quiet.
James Okonkwo
1949 — 2025
Same layout in neutral stone & charcoal with a subtle amber accent. Modern, minimal.