ÉTERNELL — Free Local Service Template for Framer

ÉTERNELL is a free six-page local service Framer template from Baptiste Fort for a funeral home that puts the phone and two decisions on the first screen. There is no CMS and no team page. Skip it if you need staff profiles and a journal. WRENFORD is the sibling file. The local service shortlist and free Framer templates are the directory.

Who should remix ÉTERNELL?

ÉTERNELL fits a home that gets calls from people who are already in the worst week, and also from people planning ahead. The hero splits those jobs into two buttons instead of one soft “plan a visit.” About Us gives the house a story. Privacy is already a route, which matters if contact forms collect family details. Blog is the writing URL, plainer than a “journal.”

Walk away if the first impression should be the chapel interior and the people, not the phone. WRENFORD has Team and Journal and skips Privacy. Same creator, different emphasis. Walk away if this is a medical clinic that the marketplace mislabeled. MedeCare has appointments and a team in a healthcare frame. ÉTERNELL’s stone doorway and memorial-services line will not become a dental office without a full reskin.

What ÉTERNELL looks like

White page, black serif headline (“Here for what happens next”), and a photograph of a pale stone entrance with a wood door and a small tree. The nav is practical: Services, Immediate Need, Pre-Planning, Our Team, Journal, and a phone button. A kicker says funeral home and memorial services. It feels like a serious civic brochure, closer to a well-set law firm than to a spa.

The fight is the nav versus the sitemap. Immediate Need, Pre-Planning, Our Team, and Journal appear in the header. The pages we can verify are Home, Blog, Services, About Us, Contact, and Privacy. Those nav labels will 404 unless you map them to real routes or build the missing canvases. Do that before launch. The 555 number has to go. So does “Greater Boston” if that is not your city. The stone photo is strong. A dark, cluttered snapshot will make the white layout look unfinished.

Pages included in ÉTERNELL

Six routes:

• Home: the crisis-and-planning hero, phone, and the building photograph
• Blog: notices or articles under a plain name, static, not a CMS
• Services: funerals, burial, cremation, and related care on one canvas unless you split it
• About Us: the house story, which the preview nav partly covers with “our team”
• Contact: a route beside the phone button
• Privacy: a policy page for family information, present here and absent on WRENFORD

Immediate Need and Pre-Planning are preview nav items, not page names. Point them at Home sections or add pages.

What is distinctive about ÉTERNELL

• Two decisions in the hero. Immediate assistance and plan ahead are different intents. A single contact button would hide that split.
• Phone as a header control. The number is a button, not a footer afterthought, which matches how this work arrives.
• Privacy on a short map. Collecting arrangements details without a privacy URL is a worse default. This file includes the route.
• Blog, not Journal. The sibling template uses Journal and Team. This one uses Blog and About Us. Pick the vocabulary your families will understand.
• Stone doorway, not a chapel aisle. The photo is the exterior threshold. WRENFORD shows the rooms inside.

This is not a cremation product you turn on in Framer. It is a set of pages with a careful tone.

When to remix ÉTERNELL, and when to skip

Remix ÉTERNELL when the homepage should offer immediate help and advance planning, and you will reconcile the nav with the real routes.

Skip it when the team and a journal are the story, or when you need a clinic. Use WRENFORD, then the local service shortlist or free Framer templates.