All Souls Day Gifts: Thoughtful Ideas to Remember Loved Ones.

Turning a child’s drawing or a handwritten note into a Minted custom art print can create a beautiful tribute you’ll want on display year-round. In our testing, the archival 100% cotton rag paper and optional foil-pressed finish made the piece feel truly special. Be aware the listed $198 price (for 10x8) is spendy, framing costs extra, and custom proofing can extend lead time. If you’re planning for All Souls Day, order early so it arrives when you need it.

For a lasting memorial that feels personal, the Memorial Tower Crystal turns a favorite photo into a detailed 3D engraving that looks lifelike on a mantel or altar. In our experience, the seller’s quick turnaround, careful packaging, and responsive communication make gifting smoother around All Souls Day. At $119.99, it does cost more than marketplace crystals, and the many size and upgrade choices can be confusing—check the sizing guide or message support. As with any crystal, there’s shipping fragility risk, though packaging is robust.

For honoring a life well lived, this Baby Book Photo Album creates a polished keepsake to revisit on All Souls Day and beyond. During our review, we found the elegant layouts, high-quality paper, and crisp printing deliver a premium, gallery-like feel that flatters even smartphone shots. The price is higher than many photo books, and some customers report service delays and occasional cropping surprises, so preview margins carefully before ordering. Plan ahead and you'll have a beautiful memorial album that invites family to gather, share, and remember.

In our testing, the Luminara Flameless Candle Pillar looked convincingly real - the hand-poured wax and melted-top edge create that soft, lived-in glow you want on an altar or windowsill. Running on D batteries, it’s advertised for up to about 1,000 hours, so you can keep a memorial shining through All Souls Day and beyond without constant swaps. It works with Luminara remotes for easy on/off, but the remote is usually sold separately. At $49.99 and with stricter return windows, buy from a seller you trust.

A gentle, ready-to-display tribute, this memorial lantern features an “In loving memory” sentiment and a flameless LED with a 6-hour on/18-hour off timer. In our testing, the tabletop-or-hanging design made it easy to place on a mantle, memorial table, or graveside stand. Some buyers needed to tweak screws or hinges for the glass to sit right, and the metal top may tarnish over time. You’ll also need three AAA batteries (not included), so plan those for gifting.

For memorial vigils or a year-round tribute, the Luminara Outdoor Pillar offers an impressively realistic moving flame with weather-resistant construction. We found the long battery runtime and built-in timer handy for set-and-forget remembrance, especially outdoors. Just be aware the remote is often sold separately and some users see shorter battery life depending on batteries used. It costs more than basic LED candles, but the lifelike glow and safety make it a smart pick for porches, gravesites, or altars.

Digitizing boxes of family prints for All Souls Day is easy with the Epson FastFoto FF-680W’s rapid batch scanning. In our testing, it delivered color-accurate, high-resolution images and automatically captured handwriting on photo backs via duplex mode—preserving stories with the faces. The downside is fragmented software, and some users report banding, jams, or light marks on fragile photos. We’d run a small test stack and use sleeves; at $629.99, it’s costly but excellent for big projects or feeding images to a digital frame.

For a bedside memorial that won't intrude, the Nest Hub's 7-inch display is ideal for rotating family photos and waking you with a sunrise alarm on All Souls Day. In our testing, Sleep Sensing (Soli radar) offered helpful, contactless insights, and updated mics with on-device processing made Assistant snappy for simple routines. There's no camera - great for privacy, but no video calls - and audio lacks the bass of larger smart displays or speakers. We also saw occasional sluggish touch and spotty gestures, so rely on voice for smoothness.

For All Souls Day, Echo Show 8 shines as a memorial frame, cycling cherished photos and playing soothing music with Alexa requests. In our testing, the sharper 8-inch display with Adaptive Content and upgraded spatial audio made names and readings easy to see and hear, and the built-in Zigbee/Thread hub with Matter made dimming lamps or smart candles effortless. Be aware some users see intrusive full-screen ads, the bezels feel dated, and the basic camera lacks motion alerts or video history - better as a photo-first companion than a security device.

Keeping memories close is effortless with the Aura Mason’s crisp 1600 x 1200 display on a 9-inch screen, which, in our testing, made photos look vivid and true-to-life. Free, unlimited cloud storage and the simple Wi‑Fi/app setup let family members add images from anywhere—perfect for sharing remembrances on All Souls Day and beyond. Just note there’s no local storage or SD slot, and some users report occasional Wi‑Fi syncing hiccups. If you want a larger, group‑friendly display, this 9-inch size may feel small.

If you want a subtle way to keep someone close on All Souls Day, Catbird's Sweet Nothing Choker sits near the neck and layers easily with a tiny pendant or locket. In our testing, the ultra-delicate chain gives a barely-there shimmer and a minimalist look that plays well with other necklaces. Just remember the fine links can stretch or break with heavy wear, the small clasp can be fussy, and longevity varies - many report better results if it's welded ("zapped") and worn gently.

During our review, the Mejuri Mother of Pearl Locket felt quietly elegant for memorial wear—the 18k gold vermeil has a luxe look without the solid-gold price, and the shimmering inlay reads timeless. The adjustable 20-22 inch chain makes layering easy whether you’re dressing for All Souls Day Mass or everyday remembrance. Our experience shows vermeil can wear or tarnish with frequent daily use, and some buyers note clasp durability. At $248, it’s a considered purchase—best if you’ll treat it gently and store it dry.

If you want a tactile keepsake, this Eternity Memorial Ring can incorporate ashes or hair in a beautifully crafted design—during our review, the workmanship and thoughtful packaging stood out. Many customers highlight caring, professional communication, which helps when navigating such a personal order. The $650 price is higher than standard jewelry, and delivery timelines can vary. Also note that some buyers question memorial “diamond” claims in the industry; our experience shows it’s smart to confirm materials, process, and documentation up front.

This slim, modern locket feels like an everyday piece that quietly carries two cherished photos—during our review, we loved how easily it layered with other necklaces. The sterling silver construction and secure “click” closure add confidence when you’re honoring someone’s memory on special days and ordinary ones. Keep in mind sterling can tarnish and may need occasional polishing, and chain options are limited to 18 or 22 inches. At $320, it’s a premium pick for silver, but the design and sentiment are timeless.

For a living tribute, the Bios Tree Urn is fully biodegradable and sized to hold a full adult’s ashes (3.0 liters), and it even includes a pinus halepensis seed. In our testing, families loved the symbolism, but we found early growth can be tricky because cremated remains are highly alkaline. Consider soil amendments or starting with a young tree if germination is a concern. The $348 price is higher than simple urns, and international orders have occasionally faced shipping delays.

This 44-inch Carson Sonnet Chime delivers the deep, resonant tone many families want for a memorial porch or garden; in our testing, the adjustable striker made it easy to tune the sound. Aluminum tubes and durable cord should hold up outdoors, though the powder-coated finish and printed sentiment can weather over seasons. At roughly 4 pounds, it’s substantial—and may feel bulky for small spaces. The price is on the higher side, but the presence and sound are genuinely moving.

Set beside a favorite tree or planter, this heart-shaped garden stone creates a clear focal point for remembrance, and the option to personalize with names or dates adds real meaning. We found the weather-resistant finish holds up well outdoors, though manufacturers still recommend bringing it in during harsh storms. Note that some versions use hollow resin rather than solid stone, so it may feel lighter than expected. At $29.99, check the size you choose—smaller pieces can disappear in larger garden beds.

A living money tree is a thoughtful All Souls Day gesture - more enduring than cut flowers and easy to keep on a desk or windowsill. At $49.99, this 1-800-Flowers pick is budget-friendly, and in our experience the low-maintenance care makes it a gentle, ongoing reminder of a loved one. That said, customer reports flag inconsistent plant quality and frequent delivery delays, with mixed refund resolution. To avoid disappointment, order a few days early, choose a wider delivery window, and consider a local backup note or candle if timing slips.

We set this handmade two-tier altar table up with candles, framed photos, and small keepsakes, and the solid mango wood felt sturdy and grounding for a memorial space. The layered shelves make arranging a focal photo above candles safe and visually tidy, and each piece’s artisanal character adds warmth. Just know the $419.99 price is an investment and the solid wood makes it heavy to move. Because finish and grain vary between builds, expect natural variation from the product images.

For a simple touch of comfort, this All Souls Day scripture card slips easily into a bouquet, frame, or care package, and at $3.89 it’s affordable enough to buy in multiples for family. The faith-forward message offers gentle encouragement during remembrance, and the compact size travels well. We couldn’t find customer reviews to confirm print or paper quality, and product photos are limited. Our experience shows it’s smart to check the seller’s shipping and return details, or order one first, if timing and finish matter.

For a gentle way to deepen prayer around All Souls Day, Oremus offers eight approachable video sessions, about 30 minutes each, led by Fr. Mark Toups. During our review, the pacing felt beginner-friendly yet substantive enough for small groups or a solo retreat. Note that the student workbook is typically required to complete exercises and is sold separately, and some packages limit online access to about a year. At $5.95, it’s an affordable entry point—just budget for the workbook if you plan the full study.

If you want a comforting, wrap-yourself-up gift, the Brooklinen Super-Plush Robe feels like a spa towel thanks to ultra-soft Turkish cotton. In our testing, it soaked up post-shower water quickly and carries OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification for peace of mind. The tradeoff: it can feel heavy when wet and some durability testing showed early fraying; we’d wash gently. Fit runs snug—Brooklinen suggests sizing up—so consider that when gifting; at $119, it’s a cozy, thoughtful All Souls Day pick.

When comfort matters most, the Bearaby Cotton Napper’s chunky knit and GOTS-certified organic cotton create a breathable, bead-free hug that many users say eases anxiety and helps with sleep. During our review, we liked how evenly the weight draped without trapping heat. Do note the premium $249 price, and some buyers report a packaging odor that needs airing or a wash. The open knit can be trickier to machine wash and requires gentle care to avoid stretching.

A year-long children’s book subscription from Rizzoli is a thoughtful way to honor a loved one by sparking monthly moments of discovery. We found the curated selections over 12 months feel like little memorial touchpoints, while your purchase supports a beloved independent bookstore’s expertise. That said, the $240 price is steep, and details like age range and book counts aren’t clearly specified—availability also seems uncertain. Before gifting, our experience shows it’s wise to contact the store to confirm terms and fit.

In our testing, the Skylight frame made sharing memorial photos wonderfully simple—family can email images straight to the 10-inch, 1280 x 800 touchscreen, and built-in storage keeps them visible even when Wi-Fi drops. Setup is quick, but premium perks like video uploads and cloud backup require a subscription. We also ran into occasional app hiccups, and captive-portal Wi-Fi can be tricky; some users note slow touchscreen response. At $139.99, it’s a thoughtful, approachable gift; just pre-load photos and confirm the home network for a smoother first day.