Tributes for Incoming Students
The Tribute platform makes it easy to invite friends, collect videos, and compile them into a support-filled video montage. Let’s make sure your student hears and sees the appreciation, love, and encouragement from their friends and family.
Creating a Tribute is Quick and Easy
Simply follow these 3 simple steps. Try it for free. No credit card is required. Click the “How It Works” button below for a quick demo.
Click the "Start Now" button and sign up for free.
There’s no cost or obligation.
You only pay if you love the
finished product.
Share the link with friends and family to add their messages.
Send automated emails inviting everyone to contribute to the project.
All they have to do is click the record button on the website, say their message, and save. It’s that simple.
Collect and compile videos.
The website helps compile all the messages into one moving video—you can share it right away or edit it if you would like.
Once Your Video is Completed, You Can Access Online or Choose a Keepsake Special Delivery
WATCH SAMPLE VIDEOS
Experience the Power of a Freshman Tribute!
Check out some of these Tribute video messages.
TESTIMONIALS
Touching Stories from Previous Families
“The 65+ videos from friends and family across the country made her laugh, cry, then cry some more. She was so touched to hear out loud all the wonderful things we think — but may not always say.”
— Emory
“It sounds cheesy, but a tribute video really is the most meaningful gift on acreate and upload videos. I’ve had many people tell me how great the video came out, and my hubs was moved to happy tears (the highest form of appreciation).”
— Lana
“Even though I’m sure she knew people appreciated all of her love, kindness, and support, it’s so much more powerful and meaningful to hear those people tell you just how much you mean to them. We watched the Tribute at her party and she was in tears.”
— Jordan
“The Tribute was such a special gift. It is wonderful to know how many people’s lives he touched and that he is loved by so many. No mother could ask for more for her son.”
— Dorothy