#eulogystructure

[architectureofloss]

Use four parts.

Identity anchor. Story clusters. Loss transition. Final image.

That is enough to begin.

Write one sentence under each heading before you try to write the whole eulogy. The point is not to make it perfect. The point is to give the page a shape, so the love has somewhere to speak from.

https://eulogywriter.substack.com/p/eulogy-structure-four-part-framework

[architectureofloss]

This is the shape underneath a eulogy that actually reaches the room.

Not a timeline. Not a list of facts. Not every story the family can remember.

The work is quieter than that: finding the identity anchor, grouping the right stories, naming the loss without drowning in it, and leaving the room with one final image they can carry.

A good eulogy is not built from everything. It is built from what matters.

https://eulogywriter.substack.com/p/eulogy-structure-four-part-framework

[architectureofloss]

Structure is not the enemy of emotion.

When grief is raw, a blank page can feel impossible. A clear eulogy structure does not make the tribute cold or manufactured. It gives the love somewhere to land.

The room does not need to see the framework. It needs to feel the person.

https://eulogywriter.substack.com/p/eulogy-structure-four-part-framework