A place for the people you love.

A private memorial page for their photos, story, and the messages people leave — opened by a small engraved marker for a headstone, an urn, or a place you'll keep.

Memorial Day pricing through Father's Day — memorials from $49.00.

Memorials from $49.00 through Father's Day — marker included, page hosted for life.

An Heirloom QR plaque mounted on a granite headstone.

A headstone gives a name and two dates. It says almost nothing about the person beneath it. Heirloom is the place for everything a stone can't hold.

What it is

One memorial page. One small marker. Linked for good.

  • The marker

    A three-inch square, laser-engraved with the name, dates, and a permanent QR. Adhesive backing — no drilling.

  • The memorial page

    Their portrait, the story, photographs, a timeline, and a guestbook where the people who loved them leave a message.

  • A link that never changes

    Scan the QR and the page opens. We keep the address forever — software, design, and ownership can change; the address stays.

An engraved Heirloom marker for Margaret & Henry Reed, held in hand in a garden — the QR sharp and scannable.

How it works

From order to memorial in an afternoon.

  1. Step 01

    Design the marker

    Choose the names, dates, and the QR that points to the memorial. Free US shipping.

  2. Step 02

    Build the page

    Add the portrait, the story, photos, and the moments worth keeping. Invite family to help.

  3. Step 03

    Share it

    Anyone with the marker or the link can read the memorial and leave a message in the guestbook.

See a finished memorial

A real page, with the kind of story a family keeps.

Photographs across a lifetime, the obituary in their family's own words, a timeline of the moments that mattered, and a guestbook for everyone who loved them. Explore it the way a visitor would.

A real Heirloom memorial page open on a phone — the hero portrait, name, and dates on screen.

Built to last

The marker is the heirloom. The page is its memory.

The marker is laser-engraved by hand in our Utah workshop. The QR is cut into the surface — not printed or stickered — so it holds up outdoors through sun, rain, and the seasons, and looks just as right indoors on a mantel.

  • Made in Utah

    By hand, by us

  • Permanent QR

    Cut, not printed

  • No subscription

    Hosted for life

Margaret & Henry Reedheirloom.

In the world

Where Heirloom markers live.

It sticks to almost anything flat — a headstone, an urn, a frame, a mantel — and the QR stays sharp and easy to scan.

Close-up of an Heirloom marker on a granite headstone surrounded by fresh chrysanthemums.

Pricing

One memorial, one price.

No subscription. No ads. The memorial page is hosted for life, and the engraved marker is included.

Single memorial

$49.00

(was $79.00 — Memorial Day pricing through Father's Day)

  • 3″ × 3″ engraved Heirloom marker
  • Adhesive backing. No drilling.
  • Engraved name, dates, QR
  • Memorial page hosted for life
  • Free US shipping

Joint memorial

$79.00

(was $109.00 — Memorial Day pricing through Father's Day)

  • One marker, two full memorials
  • Both names engraved
  • Photos, story, and timeline for each
  • One shared link and guestbook
  • Free US shipping

No subscription · Free U.S. shipping · 30-day returns · Made in Utah

Questions

Is the Memorial Day pricing real or going to be extended?
It's real. We're running the promotion from the day after Memorial Day through Father's Day (June 21). Standard pricing — $79 single, $109 joint — returns on June 22. We don't run fake countdowns or extend “ending soon” sales. If you order on June 21 at 11:59 PM, you pay $49. If you order on June 22, you pay $79.
Who owns the page?
You do. The person who creates the memorial controls who can edit it, who can see it, and what stays public.
What happens if Heirloom changes?
The QR on the marker points to a permanent address Heirloom maintains. The destination can move. The marker does not.
How private is the page?
Pages are unlisted by default. Only people with the marker or the link can find them. You can lock individual pages with a passcode, or make them fully public.
Can the rest of the family help?
Yes. Invite up to six family members by email. They can add photos, write biographies, and tend the timeline. You stay in charge of who's invited and who has edit access.

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Begin a memorial.

Start with their name. We'll walk you through the engraved marker and the memorial page in a few minutes.