Chapel & burial livestreaming
Clear options. Thoughtful planning.
We manage the cameras, sound, and broadcast so everyone watching can focus on the people and words that matter.
Simple, transparent choices
Pricing covers the listed production. Availability, travel, venue approval, connectivity, additions, and replay timing are confirmed before booking.
The chapel experience
Livestream coverage of the complete chapel service.
From chapel to graveside
One viewing experience through both locations.
An enquiry does not reserve a date or take payment. Services requiring travel beyond the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia region are discussed individually.
What families receive
The viewing experience is built for ease: large controls, a clearly named page, and practical help for guests who may not feel confident with technology.
Public, link-only, or passcode-protected viewing, as arranged with the family.
Careful framing and service audio so family can follow along.
Professionally switched views. Nothing extra for guests to control.
Return to the same family link when an agreed recording is ready.
The family’s wishes guide what is shown and how it is shared.
Join on a phone, tablet, or computer with a working connection.
Reviewed condolences remain separate for the intended family.
Continue together at the graveside with the complete package.
Video memorial montages
We can shape family photographs and video clips into a polished tribute film for the service, a private replay, or both.
A memorial montage is a custom addition. Scope, source-media quality, music use, turnaround, and price are confirmed before editing begins.
More ways to bring family together
Choose only the options that serve the family and the service. Every production plan is reviewed with the venue, content owners, and approved viewing destinations in advance.
Professionally directed views can move between speakers, musicians, wide chapel coverage, and family-approved details.
Names, dates, scripture, lower thirds, holding screens, and countdowns can be designed in a respectful visual style.
Approved photo montages, tribute films, messages, and other prerecorded segments can be introduced during the program.
Family members, clergy, and musicians may join remotely when timing, permissions, devices, and connection quality support it.
A speaker and selected tribute media can appear together in a clear, thoughtfully arranged on-screen layout.
Prepared slides, readings, photographs, and approved media can be shared as part of a live, prerecorded, or hybrid program.
Local recording helps preserve the program, with agreed replay access and high-resolution keepsake capture up to 4K when supported.
Public, unlisted, private, passcode, or registration-controlled viewing can be discussed based on the family’s wishes.
Stream to one selected destination or simultaneous approved destinations where supported, including a private memorial page, subject to platform, account, venue, and privacy requirements.
Wired, Wi-Fi, and cellular paths can be tested where supported for mobile production at chapels, gravesides, and other approved locations.
A portable projector and screen can be arranged when a chapel does not provide them, subject to room layout, power, brightness, venue approval, and setup time.
Service audio, remote voices, music, and prepared media can be balanced for the livestream and in-room presentation when the setup allows.
Full HD live delivery is planned around the selected equipment and measured connection. Venue permission, advance testing, weather, signal quality, platform access, and program timing affect what is feasible; no internet broadcast can be guaranteed interruption-free.
How coverage works
Standard coverage uses two cameras, with another perspective where arranged. We discuss open-casket views, remote tributes, photo montages, prepared messages, projection, and other requests before the service. Nothing sensitive is assumed.
Explore viewing examples
We create one dedicated link for your service. Public services may appear in the service finder. Private services use the invitation link and, where selected, a passcode.
Not for direct website viewing. Guests open the family page and press Play. An outside platform may have its own access requirements.
Yes. The family page stays the same. There may be a pause while the team travels and sets up at the cemetery.
Replay access is arranged with the family. Timing and storage duration are confirmed at booking; replay is not promised indefinitely.
We plan and test the connection where possible. No internet broadcast can be guaranteed interruption-free. A waiting message and local recording help preserve the experience if a connection drops.
Planning starts with a conversation
Share the date, location, and what your family needs. We’ll confirm the right coverage and next steps.