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Frequently asked questions
General
It depends on the type of funeral and how many attendees there are.
At a Catholic Mass:
Entrance Processional: Played as the casket and family enter the church.
Responsorial Psalm: Sung or recited by a cantor between the First and Second readings.
Offertory/Preparation of Gifts: Played while the altar is prepared.
Communion: Sung while congregants receive the Eucharist - there could be two songs here if there are a lot of people receiving communion.
Final Commendation / Recessional: Played as the casket is blessed, incensed, and taken out of the church
Non-Religious Funeral music generally spans a few key moments during the ceremony:
Arrival/Entrance: A gentle, welcoming song as family and friends take their seats.
Reflection/Tribute: One or two tracks played during the eulogy, reading, or photo montage.
Committal: A quiet, emotional piece as the coffin is lowered or curtains close.
Departure/Exit: An uplifting, celebratory, or memorable song to close the service
Yes. Many families choose to have gentle live music during a removal or funeral home gathering. We can provide appropriate vocal and instrumental music to create a warm and comforting atmosphere while family and friends gather to pay their respects. If the family are having a removal service at the church and anticipate a large gathering will providing condolences - we can fill the silence with music as people are waiting.
Yes. We offer reception music packages for funeral gatherings, celebrations of life and post-funeral meals. Our carefully selected repertoire creates a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for guests. Additional time can be arranged if you would like a more celebratory sing-along in honour of your loved one.
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