One Last Conversation gives you the chance to speak to the people you love — in your own words, in your own voice, in your own time.

Whether you choose to make them laugh, tell a few stories, share what you remember, pass on some advice, or simply say I love you, your family will always have one more conversation with you. Not a photograph. Not a name on a headstone. You — exactly as they remember you.

Most ways of remembering preserve the past. This preserves something rarer: your presence. It lets your personality walk back into the room one more time — your laugh, your pauses, the particular way you say their name. Those are the things families miss most.

The Film

Meet Perry Armstrong

Seventy-five seconds on a terrace in Calpe. Perry is seventy-eight. He has just been given a diagnosis — and he is still, unmistakably, himself.

One Last Conversation · Perry Armstrong

An illustrative EverAfter film. Perry Armstrong is a fictional character and does not depict any real person. The story and every word of the script were written by hand; modern tools were used to produce the artwork and film.

“You’re not saying goodbye. You’re leaving your family one last afternoon in your company.”

Choose the voice that sounds like you

Every conversation is different, because every person is. The tone always comes from you — never from a template.

Ways to be remembered

A Letter of Love  ·  One Last Laugh  ·  A Final Conversation

Warm, humorous, reflective — or unmistakably all three.

Messages for the ones you love

For My Children  ·  For My Grandchildren  ·  For My Partner

The things that are sometimes hardest to say in person.

Letters for tomorrow

Open on Your Birthday  ·  Every Christmas  ·  On Graduation  ·  On Your Wedding Day

A legacy that keeps unfolding — a daughter opening a message on her wedding morning, twenty years after it was recorded.

In Perry’s words

“Nobody thinks today’s the day they’ll leave tomorrow’s conversation. Anyway… if you’re watching this, I suppose the rumours are true.

I’ve never been very good at saying I love you. So let me say it now.

Right. Don’t spend too long standing about talking to a stone. Go and start the wake. Put the kettle on — or don’t, open something cold, it’s warmer than you think out here. And don’t forget me too quickly.”

Perry Armstrong · One Last Conversation

How it works

Not an interview and a book. A conversation, gently shaped, and preserved for the people who’ll treasure it.

1 We spend an afternoon talking.

2 We help shape your thoughts — never scripting them.

3 We record your message, beautifully and unhurried.

4 We preserve it in audio, film and print.

5 Your family receives it when the time is right.

The Commission

From €1,500

A single, unhurried afternoon, and something your family keeps for ever. Every conversation is different, so the final figure depends on how many people you'd like to speak to and how many occasions you'd like to reach — we'll agree it plainly, before anything begins.

Every commission includes

• An afternoon together, in your own home
• Gentle guidance throughout — never a script
• Your conversation recorded properly, in audio
• A documentary film, made with care
• A printed, bound edition of your words
• Safe keeping, and release to your family exactly as you instruct
• Additional copies for family — €75 each

There is no cost, and no obligation, in simply talking it through first.

Begin

One more conversation
with the people you love

Tell us a little about who you’d like to speak to, and we’ll be in touch within 24 hours. There’s no rush, and no pressure — only when you’re ready.

Begin Your Conversation