Bondi Junction Funeral home

 

Facilities at our Bondi Junction funeral home

• A beautiful chapel that seats 63 guests, with standing room for an additional 20 guests
• Audio-visual equipment so you can play music and show photos or videos that celebrate your loved one during the service
• Live-streaming for family and friends unable to attend in person
• A refreshment lounge for after-funeral events
• Metered street parking is half hourly until 12 midday and then two-hourly until 6pm. Westfield Bondi Junction offers two hour free parking and Eastgate shopping centre is free for the first hour and then charged at a reasonable rate.
• Accessible for visitors with wheelchairs and other mobility aids

Your options for funeral services around Bondi Junction

Everyone deserves a unique ceremony. We can help arrange any type of funeral for you and your loved one. Venue options include:

Our beautiful chapel such as :

• • • • • St Jude’s Anglican Church, Randwick 
        • Mary Immaculate Catholic Church, Waverley 
        • Star of the Sea Catholic Church, Watson’s Bay 
        • All Saints’ Church, Woollahra 
        • St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Paddington
        • Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Randwick 

Bondi Junction facility includes the following facilities:

wheelchair access

Parking access upto 20 cars

Arrangement Room

Following the ceremony, your loved one can be buried or memorialised at Waverley Cemetery, Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park, Rookwood General Cemetery, Botany Cemetery

Our people

Our White Ladies are with you every step of the way. They will keep you informed and guide you through the arrangements as much or as little as you need.

Meet Sherry Midgley, location manager at White Lady Funerals Bondi Junction

How long have you been a funeral arranger?

Whilst I am relatively new to the funeral industry, I am familiar with this line of work as it has been in my family for a number of generations. My great, great uncle opened a funeral home in the UK which was then passed down to my grandfather and then my uncle. My mum also grew up and worked in the funeral home.

What do you like about being a funeral arranger?

I enjoy helping families when they need it the most.  A well planned and personalised service marks the significance of the life that was lived and helps the loved ones left behind on their grief journey.

What do you like about your local area?

I like that our community is diverse and very welcoming. The climate, beaches and restaurants are all excellent and there is always something going on.