A private, professional livestream of the service — so family in another city, state, or country can be present. We coordinate directly with your funeral home or church anywhere in Miami-Dade County.
Packages from $500 · Book 7+ days ahead (rush from 3 days)
Funeral live streaming is a private video broadcast of a funeral or memorial service, watched in real time by invited family and friends who cannot attend in person. A professional team places discreet cameras at the venue and shares a secure link — viewers join from any phone, tablet, or computer, anywhere in the world.
A nonpublic link shared only with the people your family invites — never published or promoted by us. Additional privacy restrictions available on request.
We never depend on venue Wi-Fi. Our own bonded cellular connection keeps the stream stable.
We arrive well before guests, place cameras quietly, and stay out of sight for the entire service.
Clear sound from the podium and music, with broadcast-quality cameras — not a phone on a tripod.
A complete recording of the service, delivered as a private link you can download and share.
We speak with the funeral director or church staff directly, so nothing falls on your family.
We stream from funeral homes, Catholic and Baptist churches, synagogues, chapels, graveside services, and celebration-of-life venues across Miami, Hialeah, Coral Gables, Kendall, Miami Beach, Homestead, Aventura, and beyond. Bilingual coordination available in English and Spanish.
Also serving Fort Lauderdale & Broward and Palm Beach County.
Live streaming starts at $500 with The Keepsake package — up to 2 hours of coverage, a private link, and the edited video within 72 hours. Full details on our pricing page.
Yes. We bring everything we need — cameras, audio, and our own internet — so we can stream from virtually any venue in Miami-Dade, indoors or graveside.
Standard bookings need at least 7 days' notice. From 3–6 days out we can often provide rush service for an additional fee — call (561) 425-8585 to confirm your date.
Yes — the private link works worldwide on any device — streams are typically hosted on YouTube, which plays directly in a web browser for most viewers. Many Miami families we serve have loved ones watching from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe.
One call and the livestream is handled — venue coordination included.