Funeral Live Streaming in London and the South East

Family and friends anywhere in the world can watch the service live, on a private link, from £595.

For urgent enquiries, please call 07939 292839 or message us on WhatsApp

Funeral live streaming that simply works

When someone cannot travel to a funeral, a live stream lets them be part of it. We have streamed hundreds of funerals over the last 10 years, for families in London, Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Berkshire, Hampshire and Buckinghamshire.

We bring everything with us, including our own internet connection, so the venue does not need wifi. Your guests open one private link on any phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to install and no limit on how many people can watch.

The whole service is recorded, so anyone who misses it can watch it later.

How much does funeral live streaming cost?

Our prices include VAT and travel within the M25 and the South East. There are no extras for viewer numbers, the recording or the viewing page.

Live stream from one location, usually the service or ceremony£595
Each additional location, such as the burial, committal or reception£180

A service followed by a burial at a second location would therefore be £775 in total.

Our guarantee: if a live stream is ever interrupted, we replace it with the in-camera recording within 12 hours.

What every booking includes

  • A private viewing page with a photograph of your loved one
  • Unlimited viewers, on any device
  • A broadcast camera, an operator and professional microphones
  • The recording online for 5 years, with a download button
  • A 4K file of the service for your family archive, sent shortly after the ceremony
Funeral Live Streaming Camera set up at the back of a church
Wide view of a funeral service in a brick chapel, seen from behind the congregation
White horse-drawn hearse carrying a coffin outside a stone chapel, with a priest waiting
Speakers at a microphone addressing seated guests at a memorial service

What families say about our live streaming

How the live stream works on the day

We arrive about 90 minutes before the service to set up and to introduce ourselves to the funeral director, the celebrant or priest, and any musicians. Unless you ask otherwise, the camera stays on a tripod and we do not move around during the ceremony.

Picture

We use a Sony Z200 broadcast camera. The service is streamed in full HD and recorded in 4K in the camera.

Sound

Poor sound is what spoils most home-made streams. We place a wireless lapel microphone on the priest or celebrant, a microphone at the lectern for readings and eulogies, and room microphones for hymns and music. All of our microphones are Sennheiser.

Connection

We transmit over six 4G connections bonded together with LiveU equipment. If one network drops, the others carry the stream. This lets us stream from almost any church, crematorium, cemetery or graveside without using the venue’s internet.

Backup recording

The camera records the service independently throughout. If a stream is ever interrupted, the in-camera recording replaces it on your viewing page within 12 hours.

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    What your guests at home will see

    The stream looks like a private television broadcast. We go live about 15 minutes before the service starts, so people have time to connect. Until the service begins, the stream shows a quiet view of the altar, the flowers or a candle.

    We film from the back or side of the room, mostly over the shoulders of the congregation. We do not show close-ups of mourners’ faces. Long zoom lenses give a clear view of whoever is speaking, even from across a large church.

    Live stream, film or photographs?

    A live stream shows the service as it happens and keeps a complete recording. If you would like a shorter, edited film with music to keep and share, see our funeral videography. For still images of the day, see our funeral photography. Many families combine two of the three, and one operator can often cover both.

    Cemetery chapel framed by cedar trees, with rows of headstones in the foreground
    Family members taking turns to fill the grave with shovels at a burial
    Three family members sharing a microphone and smiling at a funeral reception

    How to book

    1. Call or WhatsApp 07939 292839, or send the form on this page with the date and venue.
    2. We confirm availability and send a written quote.
    3. You confirm through a personal booking link and pay in full to secure the date.
    4. You send us a photograph, and we build your private viewing page.
    5. You forward the link to everyone who will be watching from home.
    High-end funeral live streaming enables mourners at home to watch and participate in the funeral ceremony in real time.

    Funeral live streaming questions

    Can a funeral be live streamed?

    Yes. We speak to the venue and the funeral director beforehand to agree where the camera will stand and to check that filming is permitted.

    Can you watch a funeral live stream later?

    Yes. The recording stays on the same private link for 5 years and can be downloaded at any time. People in other time zones often watch the following day.

    How much does it cost to live stream a funeral in the UK?

    With us, £595 for one location and £180 for each additional location, including VAT and travel within the M25 and the South East.

    What if the church or crematorium has no wifi?

    We do not use venue wifi. We bring six bonded 4G connections, which work in almost every location, including gravesides.

    Is the live stream private?

    Yes. Only people with your link can watch. You decide who receives it.

    Why not use Zoom or a phone?

    A phone picks up the room, not the speaker, and depends on a single mobile signal. We use a broadcast camera on a tripod, a microphone on each speaker and six connections at once. Your guests also do not need an account or an app.

    How many people can watch?

    As many as you like. There is no viewer limit and no charge per viewer.

    Will the camera be noticeable?

    Rarely. We set up before guests arrive, stay in one place and work silently. Many families tell us afterwards they forgot we were there.

    How much notice do you need?

    Less than you might think. We are sometimes booked just 24 hours before a funeral. If the date is close, call or WhatsApp 07939 292839 and we will tell you straight away whether we can do it.

    What happens if the live stream breaks?

    It is rare, because six connections carry the stream at once. The camera also records the whole service independently. If a stream is ever interrupted, we replace it on your viewing page with the in-camera recording within 12 hours, so nobody misses the service.

    Longer technical answers are on our FAQ page.

    Call or WhatsApp us for a no-obligation discussion

    We are always happy to talk through your funeral live streaming requirements. Call 07939 292839, message us on WhatsApp or email info@funeralmemories.co.uk.