What mindelund offers

A quiet place to remember, simple to use and warm to return to.

A living memorial garden

An island seen from above, with calm quarters and open meadows. Plant a memory of your friend wherever it feels right.

A memory in three steps

A name, the dates, and a few words. A short guide walks you through, with no rush and no demands.

Memorials that suit you

Choose from several forms: a simple, free memory, or a cross, heart, obelisk, or memorial garden for a small, symbolic contribution. For a whole family of pets there is also a more spacious mausoleum.

Light a candle

For your own pet or for a stranger's. A lit candle says: someone remembered. A regular candle glows for a week; if you would like the flame to last longer, a long candle burns for a whole month.

Flowers and wreaths

You can also lay a bouquet of flowers or a memorial wreath by a memory. A bouquet stays fresh for two weeks, a wreath for a month. Like a candle, they show that someone is thinking of your pet.

A memory with a bouquet, a candle, and a wreath
A memory with a bouquet, a candle, and a wreath

Guest book

A candle is a gesture without words — a guest book is a gesture with words. Anyone can leave a short message by a memory: a few words of comfort, a shared memory, or simply "we're thinking of you". Messages are signed with initials only, and as the memory's owner you always have the final say.

A memory we care for

Forgotten memories quietly grow over, but a single candle heals them again. A candle, bouquet, or wreath from a stranger counts too.

A family garden

If you would like to keep a whole family of pets together in one calm place, you can create your own private garden. The memorials inside are included, and you decide whether to keep it to yourself or open it to others.

Dignified anniversaries

Return on a birthday or the day of farewell. The memory waits where you left it.

A calm community

No ads, no noise. Just people who quietly care for one another's memories.

In your language

Available in Danish, Slovak, English, French, and German.