One camera
Best for a straightforward service that relatives want to watch from afar.
from £480
- One camera and an experienced operator
- Private Full HD live stream
- Downloadable recording
- Professional microphones
- Our own internet and power
Clear prices for filming or live streaming a funeral, so you know where you stand before you call. Every booking is confirmed with a written quote first, with no hidden charges.
All three include a private link for family and friends to watch, and a recording to keep.
Best for a straightforward service that relatives want to watch from afar.
from £480
Most families choose this
A second camera angle, for a fuller view of the service.
from £540
A finished film of the day to keep, with the service and the committal.
from £785
One camera and Two cameras cover one venue, with graveside or crematorium coverage available for £95. The edited film includes both. Travel may be added for venues more than two hours away, and you'll see it in your quote before you book.
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| What’s included | One camera £480 |
Two cameras £540 |
Edited film £785 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private live stream | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Recording to download | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Camera angles | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| Graveside or crematorium | +£95 | +£95 | Included |
| Edited 4K film | +£150 | +£150 | Included |
| Works without venue Wi-Fi | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Short clips from services we have filmed, so you can see what family and friends will watch.
Live stream from £480
Live stream from £540
Edited 4K film from £785
Photographs are a small, respectful selection. Filming always comes first, so this isn't a full photography service.
So everyone can hear readings and music, including at gravesides, marquees and overflow rooms. Yamaha PA, mixing desk and microphones, delivered and set up.
On a tall stand, for an overflow room or the wake. Shows the live service, photographs or a tribute film. A second 55-inch screen is £85.
A 4K laser projector and 120-inch screen for large churches, halls and wakes, where a TV would be too small. We set it up, test it and run it on the day.
The date, time and venue, and anything else you'd like filmed.
We check the venue and confirm the coverage, travel and final price.
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A live stream is sent out as it happens. An edited film needs extra filming and many hours of editing afterwards, and that time is what the price reflects.
Yes. Every live stream is recorded, so people can watch it later, and you get a copy to download. Filming without a live stream is also available.
Yes. If you need filming at home before the service, a separate committal or more cameras, we'll put together a package and confirm the cost before you book.
No. Travel, parking, extra locations or equipment are agreed in your quote before the funeral.
We usually ask for payment before the day to secure the booking. For last-minute funerals we'll explain the payment terms when you book.
The cost of funeral filming depends on the coverage you need. Most families choose one of the packages above, so it is clear from the start what is included. This guide explains what affects the price and how to choose.
Funeral live streaming starts from £480 for one camera at one venue, and from £540 for two cameras. A fully edited funeral film, covering the service and the graveside or crematorium, starts from £785.
The main things that affect the price are:
When the arrangements do not fit a standard package, we can provide a bespoke quote.
Need help choosing? Read more about funeral live streaming, satellite streaming for venues with poor signal, funeral photography and funeral AV, or read testimonials.
Areas we cover: London, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Essex, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Hampshire, Bedfordshire and Norfolk. Crematorium guides: Kent, London, Essex, Surrey, Sussex. Or ask for a quote.
A one-camera live stream gives a clear, professional view of the service and is the most affordable option. It suits a straightforward service where distant family and friends mainly want to watch online.
The two-camera option adds a second static camera, operated by one person, so viewers see a second angle during the service. Camera positions are agreed with the venue, and additional operators are quoted separately. We can advise whether one camera or two will suit the layout of your venue.
Every funeral live stream is also recorded, so family and friends who cannot watch live can view the service afterwards. You receive a downloadable copy of the funeral video after the service.
You can share the viewing link with relatives and friends. Links can be forwarded, so let us know before booking if you need extra access restrictions. The online replay period and delivery arrangements are confirmed in your quotation. Filming without a live stream is also available if online viewing isn’t needed.
Our standard packages cover the funeral service at one venue. Additional coverage can be arranged for:
Send us the addresses and approximate timings for each location and we will recommend the most suitable package.
The downloadable recording covers the service filmed under your package. An edited film is a separate, more polished record of the day, and may include:
An edited film is a good choice if you would like a lasting record of the day for future generations.
PA systems, large TV screens and projectors can be booked alongside filming and live streaming, all in one quote.
A professional PA system helps everyone hear readings, tributes and music clearly. It is particularly useful for large congregations, outdoor and graveside services, venues with limited sound equipment, marquees and overflow areas, and playing music during the service.
A 65-inch TV screen, or a 120-inch projector and screen for larger venues, can show a live feed from the service in an overflow room or marquee, or display photographs and tribute films at the service or wake.
One-camera coverage is the most affordable. Two-camera coverage needs extra equipment and setup, but gives a fuller view of the service.
Covering one venue costs less than filming at several locations. Extra charges may apply for graveside coverage, a second venue, the wake, or long gaps between different parts of the funeral.
Local travel is normally included. Additional costs may apply for Central London, long-distance travel, parking, congestion charges or overnight accommodation. Any travel costs are explained before you book.
The complete recording supplied after a live stream is the most economical option. An edited film needs extra post-production time and is priced according to the amount of footage and type of editing.
Depending on the package, our prices include:
We normally supply our own internet connection, so we don’t rely on the venue’s Wi-Fi.
No. Your quote clearly explains what is included. Any additional travel, parking, equipment hire, extra locations or special requirements are agreed before the funeral.
A one-camera package suits families who mainly want distant relatives and friends to watch a straightforward service online. Two-camera coverage gives a more professional viewing experience, with different angles throughout the service.
A fuller filming package may suit you if:
To recommend the right option, please send us:
We will confirm availability and send a clear quote based on your arrangements. Use the form above, call 07512 137261 or email info@funeralfilming.co.uk.
For venue preparation, viewing access and examples of our work, see our funeral live streaming service, and for sound and screen hire see funeral AV hire.