Caring and discreet beautiful professional funeral photography
“When we were blinded by grief, you were our eyes”
Why funeral photography?
On the day of the funeral you may feel lost in your feelings. During this time, discreet and skilled professional funeral photography can help capture deeply significant images.
After the funeral, you are left with the option to share these precious memories with your family and close friends, whether they were present or unable to attend.
Many families want these images to serve as a poignant reminder for young children, when they are older, to show how loved their parents or grandparents were.
Moreover, these tender images can play a significant role in supporting your grieving process, providing solace and a tangible connection to cherished memories that bring comfort during this difficult time.
Discreet Funeral Photography and Beautiful Keepsake Books
My Work
Funeral Service Photography
During the funeral service, I approach my photography with the utmost care and empathy. I understand the importance of preserving the authenticity of the moment, which is why I only capture discreet and candid shots.
Funeral Committal Photography
During the committal I focus on capturing people saying goodbye for the final time, a young daughter comforting her mother, a father showing his young son how much his father-in-law meant to him.
Funeral Wake Photography
The wake is a time to reminisce, to laugh and to celebrate a life. During the wake, if asked, I will photograph family groups, maybe the tennis club, the neighbours, even the staff of the retirement village.
A Family Heirloom
Keepsake Books
My most important service.
I design keepsake books which can contain photos as well as family histories, poems, eulogies, family trees and anything else the family wants.
My keepsake books allow families to grieve beyond the day of the funeral since it gives them practical things to do like gathering tributes, choosing photos and approving my page layout designs.
This practical work allows families to reflect on their relationship with the deceased and just as importantly, allows them to honour the deceased.