A Funeral Photographer You Can Trust
Over the years, funeral photography services have increased in popularity as people begin to realise the sentimental value of these memories. Many choose the avenue of photography to complement a videography service, while others opt for photography alone if they are uncomfortable with the service being recorded.
Funeral photos provide cherished memories that can be passed down to future generations. The photos can be presented in a number of ways, whether you want to share them digitally, have them printed or even have them compiled into a slideshow that can be choreographed to form a fitting tribute.
At Funeral Video Australia, we have perfected the art of photographing funerals. Our experienced photographers are well versed when it comes to recording special moments at a funeral/memorial service – ensuring important memories are captured. They are always respectful, professional and discreet, ensuring family and friends are completely comfortable within their presence.
Funeral Video Australia can create a lasting record of:
- Funerals - including moments before and after the service
- Burial service.
- Memorial and celebration of life services.
- Wakes - especially the gathering of family and friends.
- Scattering of ashes.
We take the images captured to create a unique, fitting slideshow that is professionally choreographed to the music of your choice, creating a treasured compilation of memories – the perfect tribute to your loved one.
We offer a client-focused service and always strive to ensure we are able to meet your personal requirements. We understand that everyone has unique needs, and as such we tailor our services to suit. If you have an idea in mind regarding the photos, we are always more than happy to follow your lead, however we can take initiative where required if you would prefer us to take care of the finer details.
Are you looking for a photographer?
If you are in search of someone who specialises in photographing funerals, look no further than the team at Funeral Video Australia. We are focused on preserving memories – providing you with a photography highlight video to commemorate your loved one.
We strive to ensure we are there when you need us most – which is why we’re available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. View our photo gallery or get in touch today.
The history of photographing funerals
Funeral photography is no new concept. In fact, funerals throughout the ages have often been captured via the artist’s brush.
As technology progressed and cameras were invented, funeral photography became a relatively common part of memorial services. In fact, during the Victorian era photography was an integral part of funeral tradition; from around the 1840s it was considered an honour for the deceased to be photographed in their funeral finery.
In modern times, funeral service photography has taken on a new approach. While elaborate images of the deceased are no longer commonplace, creating lasting memories of those present at the funeral service occurs regularly.
Today, people want to create lasting memories of not only their loved one, but also close family and friends who they might not have seen in a long time. Funerals are a time when extended family are able to get together; it’s a time when family unites over a someone who they remember personally – yet also collectively. Friends and family appreciate having the opportunity to not only capture final memories of a loved one, but also record their time spent together whilst paying a heartfelt tribute to a person who touched their lives.
As technology advances, videography and live streaming has also become increasingly common alongside photography. If you are interested in one of these services, please visit our Videography Page or Live Streaming Page. Alternatively contact us for more information.
I have just viewed, and so beautifully filmed. This is so special to have, not only for us but for a great many family members unable to attend, from Europe and Ireland. I was impressed by your complete professionalism and caring nature.
Ann, Wentworth Falls