In a crematorium or memorial garden, space for words is often very small. A QR memorial plaque lets visitors discover the life behind a name: one scan opens an online memorial of photographs, stories and memories.
Suitable for
- Niches and columbaria
- Memorial benches
- Memorial trees and rose beds
- Garden plaques and remembrance walls
A lasting memorial in a small space
The QR code links to a permanent address, and the family can keep adding to the memorial for years. Pages can be public, private or password-protected, so families decide how much to share.
Please check the crematorium’s or garden’s guidance on plaques before ordering — many have size and fixing requirements, and we are happy to help you find the right option from our range of memorial QR plaques.
How it works for families
The family chooses the plaque, adds the name, dates and a photograph, and approves a proof before it is made. Every plaque is individually made and checked by hand. Once it is in place, the family builds the memorial page with our instructions — or we create it for them — and anyone visiting can scan the code with a phone camera to open it.
For many families, a memorial at a crematorium is the one place they return to on anniversaries. A QR plaque means that visit can include the photographs, the stories and the messages that bring a person back to mind — not only a name on a small brass or stone tablet.
For crematoria and memorial gardens
If you manage a crematorium, cemetery or memorial garden and would like to offer QR memorials to families, please get in touch. You may also find QR memorials for funeral directors useful.
Frequently asked questions
Where can a QR memorial plaque be placed at a crematorium?
Niches, memorial benches, trees and garden plaques — anywhere a small plaque is permitted.
Do visitors need an app?
No. Any smartphone camera recognises the code and opens the memorial page.
Can the memorial be private?
Yes. Each memorial can be public, private or password-protected.