Photographs Of The Day Your Whole Family Came Together
A funeral brings people from every part of their life into one room, often for the only time. We photograph the gathering quietly, from the first arrivals to the last goodbyes, so your family has the faces and the moments to return to long after everyone has flown home.
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Why Families Photograph A Funeral
Many families hesitate here, and it deserves a plain answer. We photograph the gathering: the people who came, and the faces of everyone who showed up because they loved this person. A funeral is one of the few days a family assembles completely, and it is rarely recorded.
Without a photographer, someone in the family usually ends up holding a phone all day. They spend the service working instead of grieving, and what your family keeps is a few blurry frames from the back of the room.
Your photographer arrives briefed on your family and follows your lead, moving through the day quietly.
The service happens once. Years from now, these photographs may be how your family remembers who was in the room that afternoon.
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Why I Started Photographing Funerals
In 1992 my grandfather died and nobody photographed a thing. I have watched his face go soft in my memory, and there is nothing I can do about that now.
In 2025 my grandmother died, and I used what I know how to do to honor her. When my mother-in-law died soon after, I picked up my phone at the last minute and cut the film at the kitchen table, because there was still nobody to call. Both times I was the one working instead of grieving.
That is the gap Evermark exists to close. The gathering is the one part of the day that cannot be assembled again later, and it is the part families most often hand to whoever happens to be holding a phone. Every person we send is briefed on funeral-specific standards before they walk into a service.
Kat leads our photography and sets the standard every photographer we send follows. She has spent her career in commercial photography and video, which means she knows how to work a room without becoming part of it, and how to handle a dim chapel without a flash going off during a prayer.
She is also a U.S. Army veteran. When a service includes military honors, she knows the protocol and where a camera belongs while it happens.
Dr. Biglow sets the standard for how our team behaves in front of a family. She is a Doctor of Behavioral Health with more than twelve years in trauma and grief work, and she is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional.
She shapes how our crews read a room, so they know when to step closer and when to give a family space. She also leads our sound and live production, from the microphones at the service to the livestream for family who cannot travel.
Funeral & Celebration Of Life Photography Pricing
Three Ways To Cover The Day
Every option includes a guaranteed minimum of finished photographs and a private gallery your family keeps. Choose how much of the day you want to remember. A single stage keeps the service itself, and a full day keeps the faces of everyone who came, before and after it.
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One Part Of The Day
$1,599
The service itself, kept in photographs your family can return to. A single stage of up to three hours, whether the funeral service, the Celebration of Life, the burial and graveside, or the repast, with at least 100 professionally edited images. A wake and viewing runs four hours at $1,899, with at least 150 images.
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The Whole Day
$3,499
The whole day, including the moments around the service that families often treasure most. Every stage of a single day for up to nine hours, from the first gathering through the repast, with at least 300 professionally edited images. It suits families with relatives traveling in.
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Two Days, Complete
$4,999
Both days of a longer farewell, kept together in one place. Up to fourteen hours across two days, with at least 450 professionally edited images, organized by event in one gallery. Best for a viewing on one day and the service and burial on the next.
Every stage, priced individually
Funeral service or Celebration of Life (up to 3 hrs), minimum 100 images
$1,599
Burial and graveside (up to 3 hrs), minimum 100 images
$1,599
Repast (up to 3 hrs), minimum 100 images
$1,599
Wake and viewing (up to 4 hrs), minimum 150 images
$1,899
Same-day complete, all stages (up to 9 hrs), minimum 300 images
$3,499
Two-day full coverage (up to 14 hrs), minimum 450 images
$4,999
Additional photography coverage (per hour, up to two hours), minimum 30 further images
$299
Often added to photography
Memorial photo slideshow
$599
Memorial programs, 50 (from)
$179
Prayer and memorial cards, 50 (from)
$149
Memorial poster (from)
$49
Professional photo restoration (from)
$99
Photo and slide digitization (per item)
$1.25
The Same Price For Every Family. Every service above is listed at its published price, and every family pays that price. On your first call we get to know the person you are honoring and recommend what fits them from this list.
How It Works
From Your First Call To Your Finished Gallery
1. Tell Us About Them
Schedule a free call. We start with who they were, then plan the day with you.
2. We Arrive Early & Stay Out Of The Way
We arrive before guests do, then photograph quietly from the edges of the room.
3. Everything Arrives In One Place
You see a sneak preview within three business days. Your full gallery follows within two weeks.
Included With Your Photography, At No Extra Cost
A dedicated Family Care Lead.
One person from your first call to final delivery. They brief the crew, confirm the venue, and answer your questions, so nobody in your family spends a week they will never get back coordinating vendors.
A permanent online page ($399 value)
A ForeverMissed lifetime page, set up and filled for you, holding every photograph we take where your whole family can reach them from anywhere. It stays online for life with no renewal fee.
Your images, yours to print.
Your gallery carries the right to keep, print, and share the photographs for your family's own use, at any size, from any lab you choose.
Our Guarantees To You
The Coverage Guarantee
A service happens once, so we plan for what can go wrong. Every crew carries backup equipment, and we keep trained backup staff we can call in. Everyone we send is trained to funeral-specific standards. If we fail to deliver the coverage you booked, you are refunded in full for the part we did not deliver.
The Three-Day Preview
Within three business days of the service, you see a sneak preview: a handful of edited photographs, with committed dates for everything else, so you always know what is coming and when. Your full gallery arrives within two weeks.
The Forever Guarantee
Your gallery and permanent online page stay online for life at no further cost. You will never get an email years from now asking you to pay again to keep your mother's service.
Start By Telling Us About Them
If the service is this week, book the soonest time you see and we will tell you right away whether we can cover it. The call runs thirty minutes and costs nothing. We start with who they were and what the day looks like, then point you to the option that fits. Every price is already published on this page, so the recommendation is the only thing tailored to your family.
Questions Families Ask
What Families Want To Know Before They Book
How many photographs do we get?
Every coverage option carries a published minimum. Three hours of service photography delivers at least 100 finished images, a nine-hour day at least 300, and two-day coverage at least 450. Those are floors rather than targets. When a day gives us more worth keeping, you receive more.
When do we get them?
Within three business days, you see a sneak preview of a handful of finished photographs. Your full gallery arrives within two weeks. Both dates are committed to you in writing when you book.
Will my family be comfortable with cameras there?
Tell us about your traditions before the day. Your photographer arrives briefed on your family and follows your lead, stepping back the moment anyone seems uneasy. We are guests at your family's most sacred moment and we behave that way.
We already have someone who will take pictures.
Someone in the family usually ends up holding the phone, which means they spend the day behind it instead of in it. Your photographer is there so nobody you love has to work that day.
Who is allowed to see these photographs?
Your family and whoever you share the gallery with. We keep copyright in the images, and we ask for your separate written permission before any photograph of your family appears on our website or in anything we show publicly. Receiving your gallery does not give us that permission.
Can we print them?
Yes. Your gallery includes the right to keep, print, and share the images for your family's own use, at any size, from any lab you like. We can also handle printing if you would rather not.
Do you photograph the person who died?
It is up to your family, and we ask before the day. Unless you tell us otherwise, we photograph the whole service as it happens, including your loved one. If you would rather we did not, we photograph only the gathering around them.
In the 1800s, a portrait taken after death was often the only photograph a family had of someone they loved. Today it is the last photograph, taken with everyone who came to say goodbye, and some families are grateful to have it later.
Which option should we choose?
Tell your Family Care Lead what the day looks like. One stage suits a family who wants the service itself and nothing more. The full day suits a family with relatives traveling in, because the gathering before and after is usually where the photographs they love come from.
Do you photograph Celebrations of Life and military honors?
Yes. We photograph Celebrations of Life, graveside committals, and military honors at the same published prices as any other stage. A military honors detail is short and happens once, so we plan the coverage around it in advance.
Is photography included in your packages?
Yes. Photography is part of The Tribute and The Legacy for funerals, and The Send-Off and The Life Well Lived for Celebrations of Life. Each package brings it together with videography and a livestream at a lower total than booking them separately.
Compare Packages & PricesCan we add hours on the day?
Yes, up to two extra hours at $299 per hour, subject to photographer availability. Coverage hours run from when your photographer arrives to when they leave, including travel between locations. Your Family Care Lead plans the timing with you before the day, so you know whether the hours you booked cover it.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Florida and cover the whole state, from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach to Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Jacksonville, and west to Tallahassee and Pensacola. Ask us about travel for a service elsewhere.