Product Details
What it is
Add your message at the end of this ecard.
- Change the font color and size in most personal message areas.
- Features sound and motion.
Our service and delivery
- Ecard subscribers can send all premium ecards for only $12 a year.
- Send the link to this ecard to the recipient's email address or via Facebook.
- Use your address book to select recipients and make sending easier.
- Send the link to this ecard to the recipient's email address or via Facebook. Using your Hallmark address book to quickly select recipients makes sending an ecard even easier.
What people are saying
To Remember
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thoughtful sentiment
It's often hard to find " the right thing to say". This caard did it well
May 27, 2013
Nice purchase
I sent a sympathy ecard to some friends. The card was nice but the selection is minimal. I think you need to add some additional choices.
April 29, 2013
sympathy card
Very nice and appropriate, not too much, just right.
April 23, 2013
Perfect long & short-distance condolence
We have had a number of occasions lately where we have been out of town or the grieving family has been some distance away. Using this Hallmark card that speaks to the needs of those left behind has been very, very well received even though it is a eCard. The Hallmark source made it special as well.
April 20, 2013
A Lovely, Thoughtful Ecard!
"To Remember" is a beautiful and sympathetic ecard, and I highly recommend it.
April 17, 2013
Beautiful!
This card was sent to my friend who lost her husband to cancer. It is a beautiful card that says it all.
April 16, 2013
Best sympathy card on your site!
This is the most beautiful card for a sad occasion. I have sent it to so many people, it's simple and get's just the right message across.
April 14, 2013
Much more than a sympathy card
This ecard goes way beyond the mundane "deepest sympathy" phrase by offering insight into the sadness of losing a loved one. The melody is quiet, but not mournful, and both the music and the message is one of hope. A flowing script writes out the emotions of loss: To gather, to grieve, to celebrate, to praise, to mourn, to love, to remember. Simply stated, these words are an acknowledgement of all the emotions bereaved people go through, and the hope lies in the last word choice: to remember.
March 24, 2013