Business Summary
Our funeral directors are experienced in all aspects of planning funerals, and you can be assured of our commitment to making the funeral service a personal and fitting tribute to your loved one.
About Us
Welcome to Napier Park Funerals

Set on over 2 acres, this beautifully appointed funeral home is one of Bendigo's newest and boasts a large tastefully decorated chapel with seating for over 140 and a large after funeral function facility.

Situated in Napier Street, White Hills this magnificent facility is on the outskirts of the city and incorporates extensive parking facilities for in excess of 100 cars.

The gardens compliment this complex and create a tranquil environment for those attending funeral services.


Our Staff

Our staffs are trained to provide the very best in funeral service and to help our client families create a fitting tribute to their loved ones by providing a broad range of service options.

In addition to 'At Need' services, Napier Park provides a service which enables you to pre-pay your funeral.

This is becoming a very popular option for Bendigo residents and is a way of ensuring that your express wishes for a meaningful funeral service are carried out.

Napier Park is proud of the quality facilities it provides and we welcome you to inspect them at any time by appointment.


Pre-Paid Funeral

Napier Park offers a wide range of services including these aspects to consider when arranging a funeral

  • Burial or cremation
  • Type of casket
  • Public or private service
  • After funeral catering
  • Church or chapel service
  • Family history
  • Flowers
  • Special requests
  • Format of service
  • Service booklets
  • Viewings
  • Staff at call 24 hours, 7 days a week, pre-paid & pre-arranged funerals
  • Off street parking

Pre-Paid Funeral Enquiry

What is a Pre-Paid funeral?

A pre-arranged funeral is where you may discuss with a funeral director your preference for a type and style of funeral and the funeral director may record your preferences for future reference, but no formal agreement is entered into for that specific funeral.

It will be the responsibility of your family or executor to arrange the funeral and to pay for it at the time of the funeral.


FAQs
How much choice does the family have in funeral arrangements?
The family has absolute choice with certain exceptions as in the case of Coronial Investigation in some murder cases where permission may be given for a funeral by burial only.
Would most people choose burial or cremation?
Australia today the numbers of people choosing to be cremated are steadily increasing. Whilst there is some variance between states and territories, cremations now outnumber burials. People have a choice of either burial or cremation. In certain cultures, cremation is not favoured (or may be prohibited within the relevant faith belief). In other cultures, the opposite may occur with cremation being the custom e.g. as in the Hindu tradition.
How much will a funeral cost?
The obvious and understandable question, like building a house - the answer could be almost limitless. There are certain necessary inclusions and certifications required, some of which have fixed costs, some of which are negotiable. A specific answer cannot be given to this question because of the scope of options available. The costs of a funeral are categorised under: professional service fees; disbursements, i.e. funeral company out of pocket expenses and coffin or casket choice.
Can I pay a Pre-Paid Funeral Plan by instalments?
There are two ways to make payments for a Pre-Paid Funeral Plan. You can pay for your Pre-Paid Funeral Plan in a lump sum or your funeral director may give you the option to pay by instalments. This is usually arranged through a direct debit or booklet payment system.
What does a Pre-Paid Funeral Plan include?
Some options to consider include: The type and style of funeral service you would like, preparation of the body and viewing arrangements, burial or cremation, which cemetery or crematorium, type of coffin or casket, minister or celebrant, memorial book and memorial cards, death notices, flowers, mourning vehicles and special features you would like to include such as a poem or piece of music.
How long does grief last?
Grief responses are very individual. Each person will react in their own unique way. There are certain chemicals released by the grieving person, sometimes for months after the death, which are normal. These chemicals change the way we think and feel. Often a birthday, Christmas and the 1st anniversary of the death are especially difficult times. It can take 2-5 years to re-adjust after a death of a loved one.