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LOVING MEMORY
VIRTUAL CEREMONY 2026
The holidays are hard, but we love harder


Our much-loved Loving Memory Ceremony is back and is taking place on Thursday, December 3, 2026 at 6:30PM EST online for a digital candlelight ceremony to offer connection without constraint. A virtual gathering allows us to not be limited by walls, miles, or inclement winter weather. A flame lit can reflect our compassionate community, glowing across screens and hearts alike. In honouring loved ones through virtual memorials, we can feel that love remains constant, visible, and shared.
Join us for an online evening of holding space together for our grief with poetry, music, and speeches meant to help us feel grounded before coming into the holiday season. Participate in the candle lighting ceremony, and send in your memorial to be shared as part of our Scroll of Memories presentation.
What is a Scroll of Memories?
Take a look at past Scroll of Memories here. With your submissions, we compile a slide show accompanied by music sharing memories, memorials, photos and messages about our dearly departed. This is a communal grief share that you help us build. Each slide is composed of a photo (make your own collage and submit it as one photo file) and a message from your heart (500 characters) and the name of your beloved so we can get to know them a little and share in your grief together.
Take home a Loving Memory Ornament
Buy a $20 ticket to Loving Memory Virtual Ceremony and you will receive by mail a personalized paper ornament to mark the holidays with your loved one's name. By donating $60, you will receive a handcrafted pewter ornament hand stamped with your loved ones name made by local blacksmith artist Elfworks Studio.
*To purchase your ornament please select a ticket price that matches your desired ornament before November 19th, 2026.
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Paper ornament of silver card stock (2x4inch) to commemorate the holidays; 3 lines approximately 15 characters per line

Handmade pewter ornament, hand-stamped by Ontario blacksmith artist Kelly Smith at Elfworks Studios in Collingwood; 13 characters line on 1 & 3, 15 characters line 2.
