Choose from sensitively designed templates and create a digital mourning book in a personalised style.
Create interactive and dynamic mourning books
Novamag creates a place to pause, where memories are preserved and shared - digital, touching and timeless.
Further references for digital magazines
Novamag offers a wide range of options for bringing content to life digitally. Take a look at our references and be inspired by our digital magazines.
University of Graz
University days
A magazine in a new light: ‘Blickfeld’ makes research visible, tangible and socially relevant.
Progroup
profile
That’s what this new issue of the corporate magazine PROfil is all about: under the theme ‘Ignite your Power’, you’ll find out more about the power that emerges when a spark of inspiration turns into real momentum.
Mahlberg Jewellers
2026 Edition
This catalogue invites you to immerse yourself in a world characterised by craftsmanship, refinement and a love of enduring beauty. With great attention to detail, it presents a selection of jewellery, exceptional watches and exquisite accessories that truly touch the heart.
Questions and answers about digital mourning books
Everything you need to know about the creation, content, benefits and tools for digital bereavement books.
A bereavement book is a book or digital document that commemorates a deceased person. It often contains memories, photos, texts and condolences from relatives, friends or acquaintances.
A bereavement book is used to record the memory of a deceased person. It helps the bereaved to express their feelings and say goodbye together.
A bereavement book is usually compiled by family members, close friends or a funeral parlour. Sometimes several people also contribute their own entries.
Relatives, friends, colleagues or acquaintances of the deceased write in a bereavement book. They share memories, thoughts or expressions of sympathy.
Typical contents are photos of the deceased person, personal stories, stages of life, poems, condolence texts and memories of relatives.
A bereavement book often begins with a title page and a photo. This is followed by biographical data, pages of memories, personal texts and sometimes quotes or poems.
Yes, there are digital mourning books or online memorial pages. People from all over the world can share memories there and leave virtual candles or messages.
It helps with the grieving process because memories are collected and recorded. Many people find it comforting to re-read the story of a loved one.
A bereavement book is very personal and emotional. It is not for entertainment or information, but for remembering and commemorating a person.
One possible disadvantage is that reading through them can be very emotionally draining. It is also often time-consuming and requires a great deal of empathy.
Inspire your readers
Novamag test free of charge
Create unique digital magazines with little effort. Novamag offers you all the tools you need to inspire your readers with your content.