In memory of grandparents
In memory of the grandparents who made us
The stories, the recipes, the sayings only they used. A brick on the Wall of Forever keeps your grandparents' names and stories in one place the whole family can visit — the grandchildren now, and the great-grandchildren later.
Write their brick
Remembering grandparents, across the generations
Grandparents hold a family together in ways you only notice when they are gone: the Sunday lunches, the phone calls, the stories about where everyone came from. When they die, those stories start to scatter between cousins, countries and group chats.
A brick in memory of your grandparents gives them one place to live. Their photo, their names, their years and a few of the things everyone remembers — on an endless wall people visit from their phones, with its own link, kept for good.
On the wall
The story everyone tells
Every family has one: the job they did for decades, the village they left, the thing they always said at the end of a meal. That's the line for the brick.
For a couple, both names fit on one brick — or set up to 16 bricks together for a larger photo of the two of them.
What families put on a grandparent's brick
Both names
Gran and Grandad together, with their years, on one brick.
Where they came from
The village, the town, the journey that started the family.
Their saying
The phrase every grandchild can still hear them say.
A recipe, in a line
Not the whole thing. Just the bit no one ever got right.
A photo
The wedding photo, or one from their garden.
A candle from everyone
Anyone with the link can light a candle and leave a note.
A place for the whole family
Share the link in the family group and every cousin, aunt and grandchild can visit, light a candle and add a note with their own memory. The notes stay, so in a few years the brick holds what the whole family remembers, not just one person.
Every brick comes with a certificate with a QR code that opens the brick — print it for the order of service, or frame it next to their photo. Read more about an online memorial or a memorial brick. To send one to a cousin or friend who has lost a grandparent, see memorial gifts.
Write their brick
Their names, their years and the story everyone tells. You can see it take shape as you write.
Can I put both grandparents on one brick?
Yes. Both names, their years, a photo and a message all fit on one brick, or across up to 16 bricks.
Can the whole family visit it?
Yes. Share the link and anyone can visit, light a candle and leave a note, with no account.
Is it physical?
No. Nothing is engraved or posted. It is a brick on the Wall of Forever, an online wall, with a certificate to print.
Can I make one for a grandparent who is still alive?
Of course. A brick can be a thank-you, not just a memorial — choose a celebration or dedication brick instead.
How long does it stay?
Indefinitely. The brick keeps its place on the wall, paid once.
How much is it?
From €5 for a single brick, paid once.
Keep their stories together
One brick for the grandparents who made the family.
Write their brick