50 Share a Memory Cards For Funeral,Memorial,Remembrance,Use funerals, memories or celebrate life,4 X 6 inches.

Quality is good and can be used for many things. I used at a baby shower to have the guests "Share a Memory" about the Mommy-To-Be. We wrapped up the cards and the Mom is going to give them to the baby when she turns 18. They also are easy to write on, which is really nice.

We used these cards at my brothers funeral in place of a guest book. The best idea ever!We purchased colored gel pens for everyone to use and set one card at each seat. As people sat to eat/visit, they filled out their favorite memory of my brother then dropped it in the collection box. Some people drew pictures, some people filled out multiple cards with multiple memories…. The different colored pens really made the cards beautiful and fun! When the day was coming to a close, our family sat at home and read each card. It was great to hear stories from people we knew and didn’t know. It was also cool to see the nicknames my brother had given everyone and some that people called him. This was way better than a guest book where people just sign their names and you have no idea who half of them are or how they knew your loved one.The cards give you an idea of who the person was and it’s so precious to read the memories they shared with your loved one. Really keeps their memory alive. 🥰All the cards went into a photo album so everyone can read through them.

Great quality cards and I love the idea. Very memorable and sweet.

What a great idea , my nephew past away so these cards were perfect for the family to read stories about my nephew that we never heard before .

The cardstock's gloss and weight are very nice. There is sufficient space for the contact information.The informal font of the text will encourage participation.

For the most part they were just big enough to share a memory of the deceased.

Great for memories at my mother's celebration of life

4× 6 index fit perfectly in photo book good quality