Find the right music to honor someone you love

Over 200 songs for funerals and memorial services, organized by genre and relationship. Save favorites and share your selections with family.

By Genre

Traditional

A timeless hymn of redemption and hope that has comforted mourners for centuries.

Traditional Military

The iconic bugle call played at military funerals, symbolizing final rest and peace.

Mahalia Jackson

Written by Thomas Dorsey after losing his wife and infant son, this deeply personal hymn has become the quintessential gospel funeral song.

Louis Armstrong

The quintessential New Orleans jazz funeral song, starting somber then exploding into joyful celebration during the second line.

Led Zeppelin

Epic rock ballad building from gentle acoustic opening to soaring electric climax, considered one of the greatest rock songs ever.

The Beatles

A tender reflection on places and people who shaped us, acknowledging that love endures even as life changes.

Save songs, add personal notes, and share your selections with family or your funeral director.

How many songs? Most services include 3-5 songs: one for the entrance, 1-2 during the service, and one for the exit.

Take your time. Services typically occur 3-7 days after passing, so you have time to choose thoughtfully.

Personal is best. The right song is one that meant something to them, or brings comfort to those who loved them.

Typically, 3-5 songs are played during a funeral service: one for the entrance, 1-2 during the service or reflection time, and one for the exit.

Amazing Grace remains one of the most popular, along with 'Time to Say Goodbye', 'My Way', and 'Hallelujah'.

Yes, absolutely. Many modern services include secular songs that were meaningful to the deceased or their family.

Both work well. Live musicians add a personal touch ($50-400), while recordings are typically included in funeral home services.