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A service sheet is traditionally a page or booklet that displays the funeral service details and often the words of the songs, hymns. Poems or readings that make up the service. You may fill the service sheet with photos or favourite sayings of the loved one for a lasting keepsake.

Service Sheets

Ideally, they will be designed to reflect the deceased person's personality and share small insights into their life. Service sheets are often kept as a lasting memorial and come in many shapes and sizes.
The service sheet will almost always feature at least one photograph of the deceased person, and this is usually on the front page, along with their full name, nickname (if appropriate) and dates of birth and death.
There will be several decisions regarding the information you want to convey and the style you would prefer. Our funeral directors can help you work through the choices available to you to end up with a service sheet that immediately brings your loved one to mind.

Choosing the images

When deciding what you want to be added to the service sheet, it’s wise to start with a favourite photo, preferably of a good size and quality, that will print well. The image you choose for the front page could be of your loved one when they were in their prime or later years. 

​You may also like to include a photo of them in their youth to be placed elsewhere on the sheet. The service sheet works best with a few well-chosen images, which can be shown to the best effect rather than trying to fit lots of photos into a small space.

Memorial Book

Our memorial book is a service record and can include copies of eulogies, biographical information, names of people paying their respects and other details. There are several different formats available to you. Some memorial books include photos used during the service; others are simple reproductions of the signatures of attendees.

Acknowledgement Cards

Sometimes people have helped you before, during and after your loved one’s death. Acknowledgement cards are one way of letting them know that you have noticed the contribution they made to you or your loved one and thanking them for the help they have given you. They come in several styles, including bookmarks and often include a photo of the deceased on the front.

Our Funeral directors are always available to assist you and to answer any questions. 
​You are welcome to contact us anytime and we will get back to you as soon as possible.