In loving memory

For the ones we carry with us

A custom star map of the real night sky from a night that belongs to someone you have lost: the night they were born, their wedding day, or an evening you still think about. Made carefully, printed in Britain.

Create your star mapHow it works
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A remembrance, not a decoration

A memorial star map is quieter than a photograph. It marks a night rather than showing a face: the true positions of the stars above a particular place at a particular time, with a name and a line of your choosing beneath. People who visit will see a beautiful print. You will see the night it holds.

Choosing the night

There is no wrong answer here. The night they were born is the most chosen, a way of celebrating that they happened at all. Others choose a wedding day, the night of a favourite memory, or the sky above a place they loved. If you are torn, choose the memory that makes you smile first.

As a sympathy gift

If you are buying this for someone who is grieving, it lands gently: it says their person mattered without asking anything of them. Tick the gift option and add a short message for the printed card, and we will send it straight to them with nothing else in the parcel, no prices, no branding, no noise.

How it works

Fairly priced, made in Britain

A digital download is £13, an unframed A2 giclée print is £39, and a framed A2 is £85 with the frame and UK delivery included.

Choose their night, and we will keep the sky from it.

Create your star map

Common questions

Which date should I choose for a memorial star map?

Most people choose the night the person was born, celebrating a life rather than marking its end. A wedding day or the night of a favourite shared memory are also often chosen. There is no wrong answer.

Can I send it directly to someone who is grieving?

Yes. Tick the gift option, add a short message for the printed card, and enter their address at checkout. We ship blind: no prices, no invoice, nothing in the parcel but the print and your card.

What should the message line say?

Short lines work best: a name and their dates, "forever under the same stars", or a phrase they used. If the title carries the name, the message can simply be the place and what it meant.

Can you map a night from decades ago?

Yes. The sky is calculated for any date in history, so a birth night from 1943 is as accurate as one from last year.

Framed or unframed for a sympathy gift?

Framed arrives ready to hang, which spares the recipient a job. If you are not sure of their taste, the unframed print or the digital file lets them choose their own frame.