
Classic Funeral Program — Trifold
Navy and gold with a laurel sprig. Suits almost any service.
A trifold funeral program, often called a funeral brochure, is one US Letter sheet folded twice into three narrow panels a little over 3½ inches wide. It slips into a pocket or a Bible and gives six panels to work with, which suits a service with a short order and several small sections.
Opened once, the guest sees the order of service beside the flap with the pallbearers and reception details. Opened fully, the life story and verse appear. The templates place each section on the panel where that sequence makes sense.
Choose a trifold when the order of service is short, when you want the reception or burial details to stand apart on their own flap, or when programs will be mailed, since a trifold fits a standard business envelope. Choose a bifold when the photo matters most: its cover is half again as wide.
Panels this narrow do not suit long lines. Keep reader and singer names short, and move a long obituary to a bifold or booklet rather than reducing the type.