Memorial planning for iPhone
LuxVia
A personal farewell.
One step at a time.
Bring together the words, music and memories that matter. Plan a funeral or memorial service at your own pace, with help from Lux when you want it.
Illustrative planning scene
A service that reflects a life
Start with what matters to you.
You do not have to have every answer at the beginning. LuxVia gives your choices a place to come together, from the first idea to the order of service.
01 / The shape of the service
Begin your way.
Choose a faith group if you want to, or continue without one. Start from a service template or make your own choices.
02 / Words, music and memories
Make it personal.
Bring together readings, music, photographs and your own words. Arrange the service around the person you are remembering.
03 / The order of service
Bring it together.
Review the service and create a PDF booklet. Share it to read on a device, or export it in booklet order for printing.
Service templates are a starting point. Confirm the final arrangements with the person conducting the service.
A starting order, with room for your choices.
Service templates help you begin with a familiar structure. Review each item, choose the words and music, and adjust the running order with the person conducting the ceremony. Religious traditions, a non-religious farewell and personal preferences can each shape the service.
Plan ahead, or remember someone now.
You might be recording your own wishes or preparing a farewell for someone you love. Start with what you know: a favourite piece of music, a reading, a photograph or a memory. Build on those choices as the plan takes shape.
Meet Lux
A little help.
Still your words.
Lux is the memorial planning assistant inside LuxVia. You can ask for guided help or find your own way through the app.
Take one question at a time.
Guided planning keeps the next step small. If you prefer to make your own selections, Lux remains available when you need a hand.
Find a starting point for a tribute.
Share memories and details in your own words. Lux can help turn what you provide into a draft eulogy or poem for you to review and make your own.
AI-generated writing is a draft, not an approved part of the service. Check the details and choose the words that feel right.
Something to share. Something to keep.
From a plan to a printed booklet.
An order of service brings the ceremony together and gives family and friends something to take away.
For reading and sharing
A normal A5 PDF keeps the pages in reading order, ready to open on another device.
For folding and printing
The print-ready option arranges A5 pages on A4 sheets. Blank pages are added where needed so the front and back covers stay on the outside.
Give every contribution its place.
Bring the running order, readings, tributes and photographs together in one booklet. Look through the pages as a whole: check names, the sequence of the ceremony and how longer pieces of text sit on the page.
Review together before printing.
Share the reading-order PDF with family members and the officiant for a final review. When the wording and order are agreed, prepare the print version. A small test print helps you check the page order, photographs and folding before making all the copies.
For celebrants, officiants and funeral professionals
LuxVia Pro
Care for each family. Keep each service in view.
A professional workspace for the people preparing funeral and memorial services. Bring client details, funeral cases, dates and preparation notes together while keeping the family’s wishes at the centre of the work.
Organise clients and services.
Keep separate professional client workspaces and funeral cases. Record the family contact, the person being remembered, the venue and the service date, with notes for the details still to be agreed.
See what needs attention.
See upcoming services and cases that need review. Use the calendar and case status to keep preparation in view, from the first conversation through to the final family review.
Prepare the conversation.
Keep the family’s priorities and practical questions with the case. Discuss faith preferences, readings, music, photographs and contributions, so the ceremony reflects the person and the people remembering them.
Bring the service together.
Use the service order and booklet workflow to turn agreed choices into something the family can review. Check the words, sequence and presentation together before the final PDF is shared or printed.
From first conversation to final review.
- Open the case. Record contacts, the venue, the date and the initial wishes.
- Shape the ceremony. Discuss the order, readings, music and the people taking part.
- Review with the family. Agree names, wording and the final sequence before preparing the booklet.
For funeral directors coordinating arrangements, celebrants preparing a personal ceremony, and clergy or officiants working within a faith tradition, LuxVia Pro gives the preparation a clear place to come together.
Practical questions
Before you begin.
Do I need to choose a religion?
No. A faith group is optional. You can continue without choosing one and build the service around your own preferences.
Do I have to use Lux?
No. Choose guided help if it is useful, or navigate the app yourself. Lux is there when you want assistance.
Can I change a service template?
A template provides a starting order, not a fixed ceremony. Review the selections and wording with the person conducting the service.
Can I print an order of service?
Yes. The booklet preview offers a PDF for reading and a print-ready A4 version for folding. Print the A4 version double-sided with short-edge binding, without applying booklet ordering a second time in the printer software.
Can Lux help write a eulogy or poem?
Lux can help draft a tribute from the details and memories you provide. Review the draft, check each factual detail and edit it before including it in a service.
Who is LuxVia Pro for?
LuxVia Pro is the professional workspace for funeral directors, celebrants, clergy and other people preparing services. It brings client and funeral case details, service dates, review status and preparation notes into one workspace.
What should we agree before preparing the booklet?
Agree the running order, names, readings, music and the people contributing. Ask the person conducting the ceremony to review any requirements for the venue or faith tradition, then proofread the whole PDF with the family.