Funeral photograph - portrait of the deceased
We prepare an elegant portrait photograph that accompanies the family during the last farewell - in the church, chapel, funeral home or at the grave. After the ceremony the portrait remains a treasured keepsake.
Portrait in A3 or A2 format on an elegant stainless steel easel. Professional photo editing - even if you do not have an ideal photograph. Orders when arranging the funeral or by phone: 660 950 600.
A3 or A2 format
Sizes that look right during the ceremony and remain legible to those attending.
Stainless steel easel
A stable and elegant display of the portrait by the coffin or urn - anywhere the ceremony takes place.
Professional finishing
Quality improvement, sharpening, colour correction, background removal - and if needed, a portrait in different clothing.
A keepsake for the family
After the funeral the portrait can be placed by the grave or taken home - it stays with the family for years.
How we prepare the portrait
Every element of a funeral ceremony matters - the setting, the flowers, the music and the way the deceased is commemorated. An elegant portrait accompanying the family during the last farewell is an increasingly common choice.
Just give us the photograph you have chosen. The better the photograph, the more natural the result - but we understand that a family does not always have an ideal shot. That is why, as part of the service, we can commission professional photo editing from a specialist.
Retouching may include improving the quality, sharpening the image, correcting the colours, removing the background and eliminating unwanted elements. If needed, the portrait can also be prepared with different clothing, while keeping the face and natural appearance of the deceased.
We print the finished portrait in A3 or A2 format and place it during the ceremony on a special stainless steel easel - beside the coffin in the church, chapel, funeral home or another venue.

The portrait stays with the family
A portrait of the deceased is more than an element of the ceremony's setting. It is a form of remembrance, respect and personal farewell. After the funeral the photograph can be placed by the grave, taken home or hung in a particularly meaningful place, recalling for years the person and the moments shared with them.
We help families prepare the portrait with due care, sensitivity and respect for the character of the ceremony. We will make sure the final result is tasteful, dignified and in line with the family's expectations.
See also: farewell hall · wreaths and flowers · obituaries and funeral notices · how to say goodbye to the deceased

