The funeral services market is undergoing significant changes today – technological, organizational and social. Expectations regarding service quality, equipment standards, regulatory compliance and the way ceremonies are conducted are increasing. From 29 September–1 October 2026 at Ptak Warsaw Expo, the 2nd edition of Funeral Expo – Targi Akcesoriów, Produktów i Usług Pogrzebowych will take place.

The event will bring together manufacturers, suppliers and representatives of companies operating in funeral services, cremation, transportation of the deceased, stonework and funeral facility equipment.

The exhibition scope will include, among others:

• coffins, urns and funeral accessories,
• hearses and specialist vehicles,
• equipment for mortuaries and funeral homes,
• cremation technologies,
• solutions for cemeteries and the stone industry,
• IT systems and tools supporting service management.

Exhibitors will include Grupa Jarpol, Sereni Poland, INCINERIS, Morpheus Pojazdy Specjalne, MITKO, M&M Znicz, HAADES.eu, DREWMET and Apokalipsa – Międzynarodowy Transport Zmarłych.

An important part of the event is also its expert and industry support. The trade fair and conference partners include Polska Izba Branży Pogrzebowej, Polskie Stowarzyszenie Celebrantów Humanistycznych and Instytut Dobrej Śmierci. The event is also supported by Funeral Europe, Eternity, Fundacja Nagle Sami, Sacro.com.pl and Nowy Kamieniarz.

The conference programme will cover topics related to legal and tax regulations, the future of burial methods, modern forms of farewell ceremonies and working with clients with consideration for the experience of trauma. Announced speakers include Agnieszka Wójcińska, Katarzyna Sokołowska, Monika Stasiak, Magdalena Buczkowska and dr hab. Katarzyna Krzykawska-Apolinarski.

Funeral Expo 2026 is a place for exchanging knowledge, presenting market solutions and building business relationships among industry professionals.

From 29 September–1 October, Ptak Warsaw Expo will become a space for the most important discussions about the future of the funeral sector.