Funeral Live Streaming Shrewsbury

Friends and relatives can see the funeral in Shrewsbury from anywhere in the world in real time

Funeral Live Streaming in Shrewsbury

We offer a respectful live streaming service for funerals and memorials held in Shrewsbury. Whether the service is at a church, crematorium, or another local venue, our live broadcast allows friends and family who can’t attend in person to still be part of the day—watching in real-time from anywhere in the world.

Working Closely with Families and Local Funeral Directors

Mark handles every aspect of the filming with care. He works alongside funeral directors and families in Shrewsbury to make sure everything is captured in a way that’s discreet, respectful, and unobtrusive. It’s about preserving the moment without interfering with it.

Reliable Streaming with a Sensible Backup Plan

We use a multi-network system that connects to O2, Three, Vodafone, and EE all at once. This usually gives us a strong enough signal to stream in high definition—regularly just under 8Mbps. That said, internet reliability can vary in certain parts of Shrewsbury, and even hiring Starlink doesn’t always guarantee a perfect connection.

To keep things safe, we always record the full service in-camera while streaming. If there’s ever a hiccup with the live broadcast, we upload the full recording as soon as possible—typically later the same day—so everyone can still see the service properly.

Quiet and Professional Filming Style

Mark typically sets up near the back of the venue, keeping a low profile. A zoom lens lets him focus on the speakers without needing to be close, and a microphone is placed at the lectern for clear audio. Alongside that, a wide-angle shot captures the whole room from the guests’ perspective, so nothing’s missed and everything feels natural.

Setup Time

For our dual-camera setup, we usually need about an hour to get everything in place. If you’re going for single-camera coverage, setup can be done in around 30 minutes. We always aim to arrive early and be out of the way before guests arrive.