Website for sharing photos (to be used for a memorial)

By hazelnunhead
May 17, 2018 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted May 17, 2018

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Posted May 17, 2018

I was wondering if any forum members could help me.

I am putting together a slide show / photos of a friend who passed away recently. I would like to show these photos of her at her memorial (perhaps as a slideshow) and then be able to perhaps print it for her children. Many people could contribute electronically photos, from different phases of her life.

So I am looking for a website that allows different people to upload photos, perhaps even write a few words to accompany the photo,

I could pay for this service.

If anyone has Build up a photo book / photos for a slideshow with a website (that is easy to use)I would really love any information.

Thanks in advance

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