Funeral Live Relay & TV Screens for Overspill Mourners

When a funeral is expected to attract more mourners than a church, chapel or venue can accommodate,

everyone should still have the opportunity to see and hear the service.

At Funeral Audio Visual, we provide professional funeral live relay services throughout the UK, broadcasting live pictures and sound to large television screens in marquees, church halls, nearby buildings and outdoor viewing areas.

Using professional cameras, high-brightness outdoor TVs and PA systems, we help ensure that mourners outside the main venue can follow the funeral service clearly and respectfully.

Whether you are arranging a large funeral, memorial service or celebration of life, our experienced team can provide a complete audiovisual solution tailored to your venue.

Live Funeral Relay to Marquees, Church Halls and Nearby Buildings

When a funeral is particularly well attended, additional viewing areas may be needed for mourners who cannot be accommodated inside the church or chapel.

Funeral Audio Visual provides professional live video and sound relay to marquees, village halls, church halls, community centres and nearby buildings, allowing everyone attending to follow the service as it happens.

Using discreetly positioned professional cameras, we capture the funeral service and transmit live pictures and clear audio to large television screens in the additional viewing areas.

Whether mourners are seated in a marquee outside the church or gathered in a separate building, we can provide a tailored audiovisual solution to help everyone feel included in the occasion.

High-Brightness Outdoor TV Screens for Funerals

When mourners gather outside a church, chapel or in a marquee, having a television screen that remains clearly visible in daylight is essential.

At Funeral Audio Visual, we provide specialist 65-inch high-brightness, weatherproof outdoor television screens, designed to deliver clear, vibrant pictures even in challenging lighting conditions.

Unlike ordinary household televisions, which can become difficult to see in bright sunlight, our professional outdoor screens offer significantly improved brightness and visibility, making them particularly suitable for funeral live relay and outdoor viewing areas.

We also supply large indoor 4K television screens, including 65-inch, 75-inch and 86-inch displays, ideal for church halls, village halls, marquees and additional funeral overflow rooms.

Whether you require a single outdoor television or multiple screens positioned throughout a venue, we can provide a suitable installation so mourners can comfortably follow the service as it happens.

Professional Funeral PA Systems & Sound Relay

when mourners are gathered outside a church, seated in a marquee or watching from a separate building.

At Funeral Audio Visual, we provide professional funeral PA system hire, microphones and loudspeakers to ensure readings, prayers, hymns, music and personal tributes can be heard clearly throughout additional viewing areas.

Our sound systems can relay live audio directly from the funeral service to outdoor speakers, church halls, marquees and other overspill locations, allowing mourners to follow every important moment.

We use professional audio mixing equipment and high-quality microphones, carefully positioned to capture clear sound while working alongside the church or venue's existing sound system wherever possible.

Whether you require a small outdoor speaker installation or a complete funeral sound system with multiple speakers and live video relay, our experienced technicians will plan, install and operate the equipment throughout the service.

Live Funeral Relay to Separate Buildings, Village Halls & Community Centres

When a funeral attracts more mourners than the main venue can accommodate, we can relay the service live to nearby church halls, village halls, community centres and other suitable buildings.

Using professional cameras and video transmission equipment, we deliver live pictures and clear sound to large TV screens, allowing mourners in separate locations to follow the service as it happens.