Live stream a funeral directly from your phone. You only need a smartphone or tablet to go live. It takes about 5 minutes to set up and schedule your event.



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Watching live stream funerals and memorials has become an accessible way for people to connect and pay their respects when attending in person is not feasible. Here's how you can do it easily:

1. Check with the Organizers

  • Many funeral homes and memorial services now offer live streaming as part of their services.
  • Contact the family or the organizers to confirm if a live stream is available and obtain the link or access details.

2. Common Platforms Used

  • YouTube: Often used for live streaming public memorials. A private link may be shared for limited access.
  • Zoom: Frequently used for more intimate services, requiring a meeting ID and password.
  • Facebook Live: If the event is public, it may be streamed on Facebook.
  • Specialized Platforms: Services like FuneralOne, OneRoom, and GatheringUs provide dedicated streaming options.

3. Prepare Your Setup

  • Device: Use a device with a stable internet connection (smartphone, tablet, laptop, or smart TV).
  • Environment: Find a quiet space to watch and ensure your device is charged or plugged in.
  • Internet Connection: A stable broadband connection will prevent interruptions.

4. Follow Etiquette

  • Privacy: Do not share private links unless permitted by the family.
  • Engagement: If allowed, leave a respectful message in the chat or comments.
  • Dress Appropriately: Even if watching from home, consider dressing respectfully as a sign of your care and attention.

5. Technical Tips

  • Test the link and platform beforehand.
  • Use headphones for better sound quality, especially in a shared space.
  • Familiarize yourself with the platform to mute/unmute or send messages if interactive.