Funeral Live Streaming in Surrey

With clear audio, a simple private link for viewers, and a full recording afterwards. We work respectfully in churches, chapels, crematoriums and at graveside services, coordinating with the officiant and funeral director so everything runs smoothly on the day.

We cover all of Surrey, including Guildford, Woking, Epsom, Leatherhead, Reigate, Redhill, Farnham, Camberley, Staines, Walton-on-Thames, Weybridge, Godalming, Dorking and surrounding towns and villages.

Surrey services often involve church ceremonies, crematorium chapels, and sometimes a second location for burial. Venues can have their own guidelines, and timings can be tight. Our focus is always the same: a respectful, stable livestream with excellent audio, without disrupting the service.

Church services in Surrey

For churches and places of worship, audio matters more than anything. To ensure viewers can hear readings and tributes clearly, we:

• connect to the lectern microphone or take a feed from the sound desk where available

• use backup audio capture to protect against mic movement or drop-outs

• position cameras discreetly so we don’t block aisles, sightlines or the congregation

If you’d like it included, we can often capture attendees arriving and the cortege arrival (where appropriate and permitted).

Crematorium chapels in Surrey

Crematorium chapels often have rules on camera position and movement, and strict timing between services. We’re used to working within venue guidelines while still capturing what matters:

• entrance and opening words

• readings, tributes and music

• committal (if permitted by the venue)

We arrive early, liaise with staff, and keep everything discreet.

Graveside and outdoor committals

Outdoor services can be affected by wind, distance from speakers, and signal variability. We plan for this in advance and will always advise you honestly about what’s realistic at the location.

Most families want something private, simple, and dependable. That’s exactly what we deliver.

• Private livestream link (easy to watch on phone, tablet or laptop)

• Clear audio (venue feed where possible + backup audio options)

• Discreet professional camera coverage (positioned respectfully)

• Full recording provided afterwards for re-watching or sharing with those who missed it

• Support on the day (we coordinate with the funeral director/officiant so you don’t have to)

• Optional add-ons depending on venue and timings:

  • filming attendees arriving

  • filming the cortege arrival/departure

  • filming the departure from the church to the hearse (where appropriate)

For full details and pricing, see Packages:

Surrey venues can range from town locations with easy access to quieter rural areas where parking and signal need planning.

As a guide:

• We typically arrive two hours before the service to set up and test audio/connectivity.

• If you want arrivals/cortege coverage, we’ll arrive earlier to capture it properly.

• We plan for connectivity at the venue. If Wi-Fi isn’t suitable, we use alternative options to keep the stream stable.

• If there are two locations (for example church service followed by burial), send the schedule and we’ll advise what’s realistic.

To give you a feel for the kinds of services we cover across Surrey:

• Guildford area — church service livestream with clear lectern audio + recording delivered afterwards

• Woking area — crematorium chapel livestream with fixed camera position under venue guidelines

• Epsom/Leatherhead area — chapel service livestream for relatives overseas

• Reigate/Redhill area — discreet livestream with tributes and hymns captured clearly

• Farnham/Godalming area — church service livestream with reliable streaming for multiple time zones

• Surrey Hills area (rural) — service recorded with careful audio planning due to location signal

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If you’d like to include family and friends who can’t attend in person, we can provide a private, respectful livestream and a lasting recording.

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