How we help
We are sorry for your loss. We know this is a hard stretch, and that sorting out sound for a service is one more thing on the list. That is why our pricing is published right here. You should not have to shop around or go back and forth with anyone just to find out what this costs. We are here to help.
A graveside has no walls to help the sound, and there is no second chance to get it right. We make sure the eulogy, the prayer, and the music reach the back row without anyone having to think about the speakers. We cover services indoors or outside, in a chapel, a church, a funeral home, or at the graveside.
We bring a wireless handheld microphone on a stand, two speakers set for even coverage, and a connection for music and recorded tributes. A technician stays through the service to set up, check the sound, and quietly pack away afterward. It suits a service of about thirty to eighty guests, over two hours.
We arrive an hour and a half ahead and have everything tested twenty minutes before the service begins. No one should be pairing a Bluetooth speaker or looking for a microphone on the morning of a funeral.
We work alongside funeral directors, clergy, and families often, so the service moves from a musical tribute to a reading to a few words from the heart without a gap. Our technician dresses for the occasion and stays out of the way.
If the graveside has no power, we bring our own. It runs about three hours, so a cemetery with nothing to plug into is still covered.