Comfortable seating inside and out

Each air-conditioned chapel is gently lit with standing room at the rear. A separate quiet room provides an A/V relay of the service, with wheelchair access. Two vestry rooms allow your family minister or celebrant to prepare.

Watch from outside

For families with small children or for larger funerals, external speakers and screens are also available so that everyone can share in the service without having to worry about disturbing others.

Each Art Deco chapel is surrounded by lovingly tended gardens. We encourage visitors to feel welcome to take their time enjoying the gardens before and after a service.

Ample parking

Our main car park is located opposite the West Chapel with a short walk to the South Chapel and administration building.

Personalise your memorial with photos and videos

Our Chapels provide excellent multimedia players to play personal tributes to your loved ones via large screens. An electric organ is also available for those who wish to perform live music. Recorded music is most often used for entry, reflection and exit songs.

Uploading Audio Visual Files:

All audio visual files must be provided via dropbox. Click the button below for instructions on how to upload your video, slideshow or presentation to dropbox.

All files must be uploaded 48 hours before the service for testing. Please contact our Concierge Staff on 02 9545 4677 to arrange a time to test media.

Live streaming

Families and friends who would otherwise be unable to attend a funeral service, are able to take part at Woronora Memorial Park. All chapels now have the capability to live stream, connecting family and friends who may not be in a position to attend the funeral service.

If you would like to add live streaming to your service, please ask your funeral director to book this option. The process is simple and seamless, but please allow 60 minutes before the commencement of the service to ensure you have the technical capacity to receive live streaming.

West Chapel

South Chapel

All image credit to INTREC and photographer Murray Harris