For Funeral Celebrants
FOR FUNERAL & MEMORIAL CELEBRANTS
One more thing you can offer a family, without one more thing to organise
You already carry a lot in the days before a service. Collecurate gives you a link or a printed QR card to hand to a family early in the planning, so photos come in from everyone who knew the person, sorted into a slideshow that fits the time you've got.
COLLECT
Hand the family a way to collect, early
Share a link, or bring a printed QR card to your first meeting with the family. Anyone who has a photo can send it in with just a first name, no account or app required, so relatives of every age can take part.
CURATE
The family reviews, in their own time
The family, or a co-curator they choose, works through what's come in and puts it in order. You can be added as a co-curator too, if that's how you like to support families, without touching their settings or their storage.
COMMEMORATE
A slideshow that fits your service, exactly
Set the slideshow to fit the length of the eulogy or the slot in your run sheet, so it starts and finishes on time. The finished version plays offline from a laptop or USB stick on the day, with the family's own music, no internet or account needed in the room.
SOMETHING PRACTICAL TO OFFER
A genuine help, not an upsell
Families are rarely short on photos of someone they loved. They're short on time, and a way to gather them from everyone who has one. It's the same tool families use directly for memorial photo collections, so there's nothing unfamiliar if they've seen it before.
- Printed QR cards you can bring to a planning meeting or the service itself
- Fit-to-time mode matches the slideshow to your eulogy or service slot
- Offline slideshow runs from a laptop or USB stick, no internet or account needed
- Photos stay in the family's own storage, never made public
- A bulk option is planned for celebrants who want to offer this across many services
FAQ
Questions people ask
Start your first collection free
One link or a QR code is all it takes to start gathering everyone's photos.