One more thing to say, delivered after you have gone.
What is something you would want to be able to send to the people you love — positive, neutral, or otherwise — to anyone, anywhere in the world, after your departure?
A gift. A gemstone. A diamond. A letter. A car. A cake on a particular birthday. Anything you can imagine, we can make happen — anywhere in the world, and only after your death.
It is held inside a legal construct we build with you. It sits outside your will and outside your estate, so no lawyer is ever told what it is. There is nothing to read, nothing to lodge, nothing to contest — which means there is no one on earth in a position to stop it. Only you create it, and only you can stop it.
If the thing has to be placed into somebody's hands on the other side of the world, that is what happens. We have the agents who collect the item, carry it safely to wherever it must go, and hand deliver it to the person you named. Not posted. Handed over, in person, on the day you said.
If we are ever asked what happened, or whether it came from you, our lips are sealed. We would never reveal anything to anyone, no matter who is asking and no matter when — unless you had asked us to. As far as anybody else is concerned, we do not exist.
No one else in the world does this.
You can change it, add to it, or cancel it entirely, any day you like, for as long as you are here. After that it is beyond reach — beyond your family, beyond their lawyers, and beyond ours.
The montage does not have to end at the funeral.
Every Feature and Archive montage can be built with more than the nineteen minutes shown on the day. Set aside a second, smaller set of photographs and a date, and we hold that chapter back — sealed, inside the same legal construct as everything else on this page — until the date arrives.
A fiftieth wedding anniversary you will not be alive to see. A grandchild's twenty-first, chosen before they were born. A date with no occasion attached at all, just the one you picked. On that day, the people you named get a link. Not the funeral file again — a few new minutes, cut from photographs nobody has seen, arriving exactly when you meant them to.
You can set as many dates as you like, or just one. Each is its own small montage, paced and graded the same way as the rest of your life's work, and each stays sealed until its date, the same as everything else in Post Legacy.
Attach it when you build your montage In Advance, or add a chapter later — a new date, a new set of photographs, held the same way. There is no limit to how many you set.