Memories After is a safe, sacred online space where you can create a memorial to honour someone (or a pet) who has died — or a loss experienced before birth. It’s about keeping their memory alive, expressing your grief, and finding connection with others who understand.

Anyone who has experienced loss — whether as a parent, sibling, partner, family member, or friend. You don’t need to be the closest relative to grieve or to remember.

Social media posts often get lost in the feed. Memories After gives you a permanent, dedicated space—free from ads, noise, and judgment—focused only on honoring the one you’ve lost.

Because grief deserves to be seen and honored. An online memorial creates a permanent space where your love has a voice. It lets you revisit, share, and keep the memory alive—and if you choose, it allows others to stand with you in that remembrance.

You can create memorials for many kinds of loss, including: Death of a loved one, Suicide, Military loss, Miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, vanishing twin, Pet loss. Each memorial has its own unique gallery, but the heart of all of them is the same: love and remembrance.

Creating a memorial is free. You may choose to make a donation if you’d like to support the continuation of this healing space, but it is not required.

Click on Create a Memorial and follow the simple steps. You’ll be guided to add a name (or words of remembrance), upload photos or videos, and choose whether to keep it private or share it publicly.

You can add: Their name (or nickname), DOB (if applicable), Date of Loss, Photos of artwork, or photos that symbolize your love and remembrance, Personal stories, memoirs, and messages, Quotes, Poems, Scriptures, Prayers, YouTube Video tributes, Dates, milestones, or special memories. For Military, you can also add Medals, Ranks, Battalions, and more.

That’s normal. Grief can leave us wordless. That’s why each memorial offers gentle prompts and simple ways to begin. Even a single word—“Loved.” “Missed.” “Forever.”—is enough.

No. Loss touches friends, siblings, grandparents, partners—anyone who loved and remembers. Everyone’s grief is valid here.

Yes. When creating a memorial, you can choose whether it is private (visible only to you) or public (shared in a gallery where others can visit, honour, and remember with you).

Then keep your memorial private. This is your sacred space. You choose how much—or how little—to share.

Yes. You can return anytime to update, add, or remove content. It’s a living memory — you can keep building it as you heal.

Yes. You can return to your memorial at any time to update, add to it, or remove it completely if you decide you no longer want it online.

You can share your memorial by copying the unique URL and sending it to friends and family. You can also share it on social media platforms if you choose to make it public.

No. Memories After welcomes people of all beliefs and backgrounds. Some may bring faith into their memorials, while others may not. All are respected.

While no website can erase pain, creating a memorial can bring dignity, structure, and release to grief. It gives your love a place to live. Many find comfort in knowing their memories are held and honoured.

Because love, life, loss, and legacy are sacred. Memories are not commodities—they are living threads of connection that deserve to be honoured without limits, conditions, or expiry dates. Here, your grief is never measured against a price tag. Every memorial—whether for one loss or many—has a permanent place, because every story matters. Your memories are safe, respected, and held with dignity. You are free to create as many memorials as your heart needs. Always. Donations are welcome if you wish to help us keep this space open for others walking their own journey of remembrance, but they are never required. What matters most is that you trust us to safeguard the love and memory you’ve chosen to share.

No. The names you enter (the Deceased’s Name and Your Name) become part of the memorial’s permanent URL. Once the memorial is created those names cannot be edited. Please double-check spelling, order, and any special characters before you continue. If you spot an error after creation, the only way to fix it is to delete the memorial and create a new one with the corrected names.

To make a donation, visit our donation page and follow the instructions. Your support helps us maintain this healing space for everyone.

Only if you’ve chosen to make it share it on your social media profile. We do not allow comments on our site to ensure it remains a safe, compassionate space.

If you forget your password, you can reset it by clicking on the 'Forgot Password' link on the login page and following the instructions.