‘Mark was a keen motor racing fan and his family chose to hold the farewell service at Eastern Creek raceway. We all gathered in the Racing Pit Area for his service. A parting special moment was the laps of honour around the race track..’ Maree, Funeral Arranger

The life of a loved one can be celebrated in a variety of ways. Many people are involved in a Church community and will choose to have the service there. Others may prefer to use a funeral director’s or crematorium chapel.

People are also choosing to have the service at some other special place, such as the family home, a park or a community hall or facility, campfire area, racing track, family wine cellar, beach side, out on a boat etc. A service can be held practically anywhere. Your funeral director can provide advice and assist with permission for a location if required.

The number of people expected to attend is often an important consideration when choosing a venue for a funeral.