This funeral took place in Whitby, North Yorkshire at the Church of St Mary’s which is situated right next to Whitby Abbey. St Mary’s is a Norman church built in 1110 and the interior was pretty unique. The pews were the tallest I have ever seen and I’ve been to hundreds of Churches during my time as a Wedding Videographer and Funeral Videographer. This made it quite difficult to see anyone once seated and the pulpit was really high up, so I had a few challenges with regards to filming positions to overcome. Luckily I had arrived nice and early giving me plenty of time to set up and make the most of the scenery.

We arrived nice and early at Loseley Park in Guildford, Surrey to provide the Funeral Streaming for a family that had friends and relatives across the world. This was such a peaceful location for a funeral service as this family celebrated the life of their loved one around the world through our live stream.

I loved this family so much. It was such a busy day for me and Patrick as we Live Streamed and Photographed this funeral covering 3 x locations covering the Church, Graveside and Wake. We started at the New Testament Assembly Church in Tooting which had an amazing Gospel Choir. Then it was off to the Burial which was at Lambeth Cemetery, also iin Tooting and we finished the day at the Festival Suite in Croydon.

Funeral Streaming at Clandon Wood Natural Burial Grounds

We don’t just Live Stream Funerals in Churches and crematoriums, we also get asked by Families for Funeral Streaming in Woodlands and Meadows throughout the UK as well. A couple of days ago we covered this Disney Themed Funeral at Clandon Wood Nature Reserve & Natural Burial Ground in Guildford. I’ve filmed, photographed and Live Streamed funerals here through just about every season of the year and in all weather situations and I have to say that it is a beautiful venue. The Service always takes place in the Glass Pavilion with the log burner keeping everyone warm and followed by the family pushing the handcart with the coffin across to the Graveside. It was a lovely, warm service with lots of laughs and tears as family and friends shared stories about Tobias. Also, check out the amazing flowers and yes it says exactly what you think it says 😂🤣 Here’s just a few photos I managed to grab along the way. I was Live Streaming for the family so I didn’t get chance to take lots.

Whilst most of our work of late has been live streaming, here’s a funeral we filmed a couple of days ago for the lovely Steve Mead, whom I had the privilege to meet last year and who’s life was cut short by this dreaded disease.

His Funeral took place at Greenacres Chiltern Cemetery & Woodland Burial Site set in 72 Acres of beautiful woodland. This was the perfect setting to celebrate his life and the journey into the forest where he was buried and surrounded by nature was truly beautiful.

On a wet and windy day, the friends and family of Joan arrived at All Saints Church in Hampton, London to celebrate her life. All Saints is a very beautiful and friendly church. Whilst setting up one of the ladies made me a nice cup of tea and showed me around. Soon freinds and family arrived and made their way into the Church as the dark clouds rolled in. Just as the Hearse arrived the heavens really opened up and the rain came down really hard.

The rain was relentless as Joan’s coffin was carried into the church. I managed to find a relatively dry spot under a tree where I could take photos from. The tributes led by the family were really beautiful and once the service was over we headed off to South West Middlesex Crematorium (Hanworth Crematorium) for the final blessings.

It was an absolute privilege to be down in Clacton-On-Sea, Essex filming on behalf of this lovely family. On the day me and my team covered both Video and photography for the family. I shared the funeral photos from the day a few weeks ago, which can be viewed here (Photos).

It was a beautiful cold but sunny day. so I made sure to get plenty of scenery shots to make the most of the location in the Film. Like all Funerals, we had multiple locations, time was tight, but we got some wonderful shots along the way. I know how important capturing the details and tributes were to the family so I’m absolutely thrilled with how the film has turned out.