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How to Make a Free Mobile Funeral Notice in One Minute
Paste the funeral text you received and it becomes a shareable notice link
Paste the funeral text you received and it becomes a shareable notice link
You get the funeral notice text from the funeral hall, go to post it straight into a group chat, and then stop. The line breaks are scrambled, the account number won't copy properly even with a long press, and the venue address has to be looked up again on a map.
A mobile 부고장 (bugojang, online funeral notice) gathers all of this on one screen and sends it as a single link. The grieving 상주 (sangju, chief mourner) or 총무 (chongmu, the person the family appoints to handle arrangements) has two jobs: transfer the details they received, and check that nothing is wrong.
Yes. With the free Arrive in Bloom funeral notice, you paste the 부고 (bugo, death notice) text you received, or a link to another online funeral notice, into the input box. AI then sorts it into separate fields and fills in the deceased, the chief mourner, the 빈소 (binso, the mourning room at the funeral hall), the 발인 (barin, the coffin's departure from the funeral hall) and the 조의금 (joui-geum, condolence money) bank account.
You don't have to type each field from scratch. Skim what was filled in and correct only what needs correcting. Starting from a single text message, the link is ready in about a minute.
There are no ads and no sign-up. When mourners open the link, they see only the deceased's and the venue's details, and the family doesn't need to create an account.
The finished notice includes a map of the venue, a button to copy the account number and a KakaoTalk share button. Mourners can tap the map for directions and copy the account number with one tap to send money.
What the AI fills in is a draft. Typos in the original text are carried over as they are, and if the text's line breaks are tangled, fields can get mixed up. Before you press the share button, it is safer to check the items below against the source yourself.
| Item to check | Common mistake | How to check |
|---|---|---|
| Barin (departure) time | Swapped with the 입관 (ipgwan, encoffining) time; a.m./p.m. left out | Compare with the funeral hall's notice |
| Mourning room number | "Special room" label or room number left out | Check the funeral hall's text message or display board |
| Account holder | Holder isn't the chief mourner, so mourners hesitate before sending | Show the account holder's name alongside the number |
| Chief mourners' names and relationships | Order of mourners or relationship to the deceased missing | Confirm once more with the family |
The account holder in particular is often not the chief mourner. If the account is in a spouse's or sibling's name, list the holder's name too, so mourners don't stop just before sending money.
The departure time sometimes changes during the funeral, or the mourning room moves. When that happens, share the corrected notice again and add one line saying what changed. This keeps confusion down.
Relatives living abroad and foreign colleagues can't read a notice written in Korean. Arrive in Bloom funeral notices come with a separate English link, so send that link to people overseas.
A funeral notice contains the chief mourner's name, phone number and account number. If the link stays open after the funeral, that information stays online longer than it needs to. Arrive in Bloom funeral notices are deleted automatically 30 days after the barin, so there is nothing to delete yourself.
For anyone sending flowers from far away, delivery depends on the venue address, room number and chief mourner's name being correct. Getting the notice details right saves mourners trouble.
Start by pasting the funeral text you received. You can find the free Arrive in Bloom funeral notice at https://flowername.co.kr/bugo/.
Yes, it's free. There are no ads and no sign-up is required.
No. Paste the funeral text you received or a link to another online funeral notice, and AI fills in the deceased, chief mourner, mourning room, departure time and condolence money account. Please check the filled-in details once before sending.
Yes. A separate English link is provided, so send that link to people overseas.
It is deleted automatically 30 days after the barin (the coffin's departure).
Paste the text you received to create a funeral notice with a venue map and a button for copying the account number. No ads, no sign-up.
Published October 6, 2026 · by Arrive in Bloom · Flower Editor
