Printing is for the day itself. A link is for everyone who could not travel, for the family member who wants to read the readings again next month, and for the copies that run out at the door.
One link, sent in a message, opens the same order of service on a phone anywhere in the world — including during the service itself.
The typesetting, the photograph, the spacing. Rendered page for page, not reflowed into something that looks like a web page.
However many people come, nobody is left without one — and the link is still there in a year, when somebody wants to read it again.
Keep it unlisted so it never appears in search, or put a password on it so only the people you send it to can open it.
Upload the PDF your printer or funeral director supplied and share the link. It opens in the browser on any phone, with no app and no download, exactly as it was set.
Yes. You can keep a document out of search engines entirely, and you can put a password on it so only people you share it with can open it.
It opens like any web page — one tap on the link, and the first page is there. There is nothing to install, no account to make and nothing to sign in to.
Yes, you can make and share one free. Paid plans remove the small badge and let you use your own domain, but neither is necessary for this.
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