Funeral Videography UK | Professional Funeral Videographer

I provide professional funeral videography across the UK, creating a lasting funeral video of the service for the family to keep.

Funeral videography is for families who want the day filmed properly — the arrivals, the service, the tributes, the music and, where needed, the graveside or celebration of life afterwards. I attend personally, film discreetly, and edit the footage into a finished film.

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What is Funeral Videography?

Funeral videography is the filming of a funeral, memorial or celebration of life to create a lasting funeral video for the family. Unlike a live stream, the film is edited afterwards so the finished tribute can include the service, graveside, music and the atmosphere of the day.

A funeral videographer uses more than one camera and dedicated microphones, then edits the footage into a film the family can watch and share later.

Funeral Videography vs Live Streaming

Funeral live streaming is for people who cannot be there on the day. They watch as the service happens.

Funeral videography is for the family afterwards. It is a funeral video they can keep — edited, clearer, and shaped to the tone of the day.

Many families book both: the live stream for relatives overseas, and the edited film as a lasting record.


Funeral Live Streaming · Funeral filming vs live streaming

What Funeral Videography Includes

A typical funeral videography booking includes:

  • Multi-camera filming of the service

  • Professional audio for readings, tributes and music

  • Coverage of arrivals, the venue and floral tributes where appropriate

  • Graveside or committal filming when needed

  • Careful editing and colour grading

  • A finished funeral video delivered through a private gallery

4K filming is used where the venue and light allow. Drone footage can be added at outdoor venues where it is safe and permitted.

Types of Funeral Film

Full funeral video

A complete record of the service, edited for clarity and pace, with the original audio kept so speeches and music are heard properly.

Cinematic funeral film

A shorter film made from selected moments of the day, often set to music. This works particularly well for natural burials, celebrations of life and families who want atmosphere rather than a full-length recording.

One example is the cinematic funeral film I created at Henley Natural Burial Ground.

Cinematic Funeral Videography at Henley Natural Burial Ground

Who Funeral Videography Is For

Families book a funeral videographer when they want:

  • A lasting funeral video for children or relatives who could not take the day in

  • Coverage of more than one location, such as church and graveside

  • A celebration of life or memorial filmed with a more personal style

  • A record of music, tributes and the atmosphere of the gathering

I film Christian, Catholic, Caribbean, African, Hindu, Sikh, Jewish, military, humanist and non-religious services.

People signing a petition at a table in a room filled with seated and standing observers.

Is Funeral Videography Appropriate?

Yes, when it is done quietly. I work from the edge of the room, arrive early, and stay out of the way of the family, funeral director and celebrant. If there are parts of the day that should not be filmed, that can be agreed in advance.

Funeral Videography Prices

Funeral videography starts from £750 for a single location.

The final cost depends on:

  • The number of venues

  • Whether graveside, home or reception coverage is needed

  • Whether the film is a full service recording or a shorter cinematic funeral film

  • Whether live streaming or photography is added

There are no charges for the family to watch or download the finished film.

Funeral Videography Combined With Other Services

Funeral videography often works alongside:

For larger or multi-location funerals I can bring a small trusted team.

Where I Provide Funeral Videography

I provide funeral videography in London and across the whole of the UK — in churches, crematoriums, cemeteries, natural burial grounds, family homes and celebration of life venues.

More examples are here: Funeral Videography Portfolio · Real Funerals

How to Book a Funeral Videographer

  1. Get in touch by phone, text or the contact form

  2. Tell me the date, venue and whether you want a full funeral video or a shorter cinematic film

  3. I’ll confirm availability and send a clear quote

I attend personally, arrive early, and manage the filming on the day.

Ready to book funeral videography?

Call or text me on 07772 509101.
I’m available seven days a week from 9am to 10pm.