Anglican cathedral · Sydney
Funeral live streaming at St Andrew's Cathedral
St Andrew's Cathedral stands beside Sydney Town Hall and is the cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Sydney, consecrated in 1868. We have filmed funerals there and stream them to a private link for family who cannot come.
About St Andrew's Cathedral
The cathedral was consecrated in 1868 and has held funerals ever since. It publishes a funeral policy on its website, and your funeral director books the service under those terms. The cathedral office can answer questions about music, seating and timing.
The cathedral streams its Sunday services on YouTube and Facebook, and a funeral is booked separately under its funeral policy. When a family books us, we bring at least three cameras and our own mobile internet. Relatives who cannot get into the city watch on a private link, and the family keeps the recording.
- Sydney NSW 2000, Sydney CBD
- Run by Anglican Diocese of Sydney
- Consecrated in 1868
- Next to Town Hall station
- Published funeral policy for bookings
- The cathedral streams some regular services online
Streaming a service here
We have recorded services at St Andrew's Cathedral and know how the room works. We arrive early, set up before guests come in and stay out of the way while the service runs.
- A private link for family and friends, sent before the day so everyone can check it works.
- At least three cameras, set up quietly before guests arrive.
- Our own mobile internet connections, so the stream does not depend on the venue wifi.
- A full recording of the service to download and keep.
Funeral directors we work with in the area
Questions families ask
Can a funeral at St Andrew's Cathedral be live streamed?
Yes. The cathedral has a published funeral policy, and your funeral director checks with the cathedral office before the day that filming fits within it. After that we set up early and stream the service to a private link, with a recording for the family afterwards.
How do mourners get to St Andrew's Cathedral?
Town Hall station is right next to the cathedral, so the train is the easiest option. Parking in the city is expensive and hard to find. Anyone who cannot manage the trip into town can watch the funeral live on the private link, or later on the recording.
Planning a service?
Tell us the date and the venue and we will take care of the rest with your funeral director.
Stream Catcher is an independent live streaming business and is not part of St Andrew's Cathedral. Some venues have their own rules about filming, and your funeral director can confirm them.