So everyone can be there.
A discreet, dignified livestream of the service, so family overseas can grieve with you.
What this looks like on the day.
Quiet arrival. Leni arrives an hour before the service. The rig is small — no truck, no light stands, no cable runs across the chapel. By the time the family is seated, the equipment is in place and we're already recording.
Equipment that doesn't dominate. A single multi-cam stand against the side wall captures the celebrant, the family, and the wider room. No camera operator pacing the aisle. No broadcast tripod in front of the casket. Most families say afterwards that they didn't notice us at all.
A private link for the people who need it. Family overseas log into a private, unlisted link from anywhere in the world. The stream is in HD, audio is clear, and there's nothing public about it — only the people the family chooses see it.
The recording, after. A few days after the service, we deliver the full recording through a private link. You can keep it, share it privately, or come back to it whenever you need to.
Lopstream was booked for our grandfather's funeral and the overall results were beyond our expectations. Great professionalism — and just overall a kind and humble person who went above and beyond for us during such a difficult time. — Verified funeral client · Auckland
A dignified broadcast. Not a phone propped up.
Family overseas see a quiet, properly produced service — a name and date opening card, the chapel's order of service on screen as it happens, gentle music between readings, no muted-by-copyright surprises.
The viewer link is private and password-protected if you prefer. The full recording is saved automatically and delivered after the service so you have a copy to keep.
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What we'll need from you.
- The chapel or service location and the time of the service
- The funeral director's contact, so we can coordinate set-up
- A rough sense of audience — local family, overseas family, or both
- Whether you want the stream public, unlisted, or password-protected
- Any music you'd like cued — we handle the licensing
- How you'd like the recording delivered afterwards
How to share the link with family.
Once your stream is set up, we send a single private link the day before the service. You forward it to whoever the family chooses — siblings, cousins, friends overseas. They can log in from any device, anywhere in the world.
If you'd prefer to keep the link tightly held, we'll set a password and only the people you nominate will see the stream. Nothing about it is searchable. Nothing about it is public.
Funeral livestreaming, answered.
We arrive at the chapel an hour before the service. Set-up is quiet and quick — there's no truck, no cable runs, no lighting rigs. By the time the family arrives, the rig is in place and we're ready. Same-week and next-day bookings are common and we'll always try.
No. The iPhone rig is small enough to sit against a side wall. No camera operator standing in the aisle, no broadcast tripod in front of the casket. Most families say afterwards that they didn't notice us at all — which is exactly the point.
Yes. The full recording is delivered through a private link within a few days of the service. You can download it, save it, share it privately with whoever wasn't able to attend live. It stays available for as long as you need it.
Every stream can be set as unlisted or password-protected. We send the link only to the people the family nominates. No public listing, no algorithmic surfacing — only the people you want present, present.
Lopstream is founder-led by Leni. He sets up quietly, dresses to match the service, doesn't move during readings or eulogies, and packs down only once the family has left the chapel. Every funeral testimonial we've had mentions his calm, humble presence by name.
When you're ready, we're ready.
No pressure. When the time comes, send a short message and Leni will reply quickly. We're used to last-minute calls and we'll always try to help.
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