Single or Group Commissioned Family Tree

for One Family, sometimes members contributing collectively

One of the most beautiful things we get to witness is when siblings, sometimes scattered across continents, come together to commission a family tree for a parent or grandparent.

It's a collective act of love. And it works beautifully as a gift because the result is something none of them could have made alone, something that belongs to the whole family.

Here's how group commissions work in practice:

Usually one person takes the lead, coordinating information, communicating with us, managing the logistics. The others contribute financially and provide their branch of the family's information.

If you're planning a group commission, we'd suggest designating one point of contact early. It keeps communication clear and the process smooth. That person becomes the liaison between us and the group.

For parents' anniversaries, for an aging grandparent's birthday, for a family reunion, a group-commissioned family tree is one of the most meaningful gifts a family can give itself.

If you're organizing one, reach out early. These pieces take time, and the coordination adds a layer of complexity that's worth planning for. We'll guide you through the whole proces