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Personal condolence message Personal condolence message

Personal condolence message Personal condolence message

Sympathy shared with memories
from the heart
Sympathy shared with memories
from the heart

The more beautiful the memories, the more difficult the parting...

We may search for the right words, grieve together, look for support and combine our tears with inner laughter as we remember the past. Death is part of life and not an easy subject. Unfortunately, we will all have to deal with it sooner or later. Expressing our feelings allows special moments and memories from the past to come to the surface – and this can make the goodbye a little easier. We can join together in loving thoughts at this time of someone's final passing. We can remember a loved one together with a sympathy card, share our sadness and feel reassured in a time of unfamiliar quiet. It is also a great comfort to know that the person who has died will not be forgotten and will live on in some way in the hearts of others.

We may search for the right words, grieve together, look for support and combine our tears with inner laughter as we remember the past. Death is part of life and not an easy subject. Unfortunately, we will all have to deal with it sooner or later. Expressing our feelings allows special moments and memories from the past to come to the surface – and this can make the goodbye a little easier. We can join together in loving thoughts at this time of someone's final passing. We can remember a loved one together, share our sadness and feel reassured in a time of unfamiliar quiet. It is also a great comfort to know that the person who has died will not be forgotten and will live on in some way in the hearts of others.

Personal sympathy card
Create a special card that comes from the heart to express your condolences

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Book of condolence
Say a personal and tasteful goodbye
 

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Sympathy thank you cards
Create a personal card to say thank you for kind words of sympathy

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Sympathy card

Express your condolences

Send a sympathy card to those who are grieving to express your sadness. Designing your own condolence card with a personal photo is a particularly special way to demonstrate your empathy. We will show you how to find the right words.

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Sympathy thank you

Say thank you for expressions of sympathy

Create a personal card to express your thanks for someone's condolences. Perhaps include a photo of the person who has died, a moment that they shared together or a photo of a place that meant a lot to the person.

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Preserve your memories for eternity

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Allow yourself or close relatives to look back at the good times. A beautiful photo book provides a great opportunity to look back at the past and to relive your experiences in your thoughts. It is also a kind and thoughtful gift for the grieving family.

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Book of condolence

A book of condolence for a funeral is a meaningful way to record mourners' messages and words of farewell to the deceased. For the family, a lovingly designed book of condolence can be a particularly special memento of the person they have lost.

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A special keepsake

Personal memories as a photo flip

Loved ones live on in our memories. To refresh your memories from time to time, you can immortalise your special moments in a lovely photo flip and be with the person in your heart when you look at the photos.

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A photo block for your memories

A special frame for a unique person

A photo block means that the deceased person can always be with you. Choose a happy or special photo and looking at it may help you to smile and overcome difficult moments.

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Give your photo a worthy location

Your favourite photo as a wall decoration

The deceased person not only deserves a place in your heart, but also a beautiful location in your home. Dedicate a special place in your home as the location for a wall decoration. That way, you can always keep your loved one close to you.

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Time to say goodbye and to express your feelings.

A few options that can hopefully help you to deal with this difficult subject. Be inspired.

Design a personalised book of condolence

Say goodbye and preserve memories

A customised book of condolence for the funeral is a stylish way to record mourners' personal messages and words of farewell to the deceased.
 

Design your own meaningful sympathy cards

Create a sympathy card as an expression of condolence

The loss of a loved one can release many different feelings and emotions for friends and family. A sympathy card or condolence card enables you to share your message of sympathy with all the relatives of the deceased and to remember them in a dignified way.
 

Beyond death

“Love you ‘till the end” – and forever after

We all have people in our lives who we are particularly close to. People we have been privileged to share countless experiences and special moments with and who mean a great deal to us. That's why it's only natural that we want to preserve those memories after their death.
 

Why do we grieve for people?

Grief is the realisation that life does not go on forever. That after they die, people will not come back in the way we are used to and our lives will change – nothing will be the same again. This realisation is very painful.

When do we stop grieving?

The period of grieving often ends when we start taking an interest in our own lives again, when we regain energy. When a bit of dynamism returns and we can start getting involved in new things and focusing again. This could be new people or projects, or simply when we find peace and can open ourselves up again. As soon as we can look back calmly, the pain begins to lessen.

What can help to overcome grief?

There are a variety of things that can help overcome grief. First, you simply need to allow yourself to grieve. Talking about your loss and the pain can do you good, as can writing down your feelings. For many, taking part in the funeral is a helpful way of saying a final goodbye. Treating yourself or finding a distraction can also help ease grief for a while.

What should you think about when writing a condolence card?

A sympathy card is a very personal gesture. So we recommend writing the card by hand and not using a computer. It doesn't matter how good your handwriting is. The important thing is to include personal thoughts and words to give the family some comfort and express your condolence and sympathy.

Should I put money in a condolence card?
In some countries and regions, it is traditional to put money in sympathy cards. The idea is that it goes towards flowers, or looking after or decorating the grave. It is up to you whether you wish to enclose money or not. There’s no right or wrong way to do things. As with other presents, it is a question of picking an amount which is sensible and fitting.