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Renowden Chapel - Springvale Botanical Cemetery

Renowden Chapel is a smaller, traditional-style chapel located within Springvale Botanical Cemetery. Featuring a coffered ceiling with recessed lighting, this intimate space offers classical architectural elements and a serene atmosphere — ideal for personal and dignified funeral or memorial services.

600 Princes Hwy, Springvale VIC 3171

https://www.smct.org.au/services/chapels-and-reflection-spaces/renowden

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About this venue

Service and Gathering options

Capacity 50 to 100

Accessibility

Parking

Catering Options

Audio Visual Options

Venue details

Service and gathering options

Funeral Service Location

Private Family Gathering Space

Viewing Room Available

Venue Setting

Indoor function space

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Accessible restroom

Step Free / Ramp

Parking options

On-Site Parking Available

Catering options

Catering Available

In house catering

Audio visual options

Audio-visual equipment on site

Sound system or microphone provided

Renowden Chapel at Springvale Botanial Cemetery

The Renowden reflection space is an intimate and traditional-style chapel.

What this venue offers

Service may be followed by a private cremation or graveside burial
Springvale Botanical Cemetery fully-equipped function rooms are a short distance from the Renowden Chapel for after-service gatherings

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We acknowledge the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation, who are the Traditional Owners of the land where we work today and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise their continued connection to Country and their role in caring for and maintaining Country and waterways over thousands of generations. Tread lightly on this land, it holds all our stories of our Grandmothers and Grandfathers and spiritual connections to Country. May their strength and wisdom be with us today. It is an honour to attribute the words in this acknowledgment to Japanangka Errol West.