This guide lists 12 function venues in Perth’s east and the Hills, across Armadale, Ascot, Bassendean, Gosnells, Guildford, High Wycombe, Kalamunda, Maida Vale, Middle Swan, Midland and Walliston. Of these, none has a dedicated wake page or package, but 5 mention wakes, funerals or celebrations of life on their website. Twelve say they have a private room, and the largest seated figure published is 330, at Swan Italian Sporting Club.
Every detail comes from the venue’s own website, checked on 7 October 2026. Call the venue to confirm before you book.
In-house platters (share, mixed, substantial) and a set menu on request; minimum 1 platter per 15 guests unless buffet or set menu booked; no outside food without manager consent
Drinks
Bar tabs (limited or unlimited) or pay-as-you-go; optional private bar with two tap beers; no discounted beverages; bar closes 11:45pm
See the venue’s published prices
‘Room Hire $300’ for the Bistro courtyard area
‘$300’ for the Sports Bar area (package: Saturday and Sunday night only from 6pm)
Private bar option ‘additional fee of $200 (best suitable for functions with a minimum expectancy of 80 guests)’
Other areas: ‘dependent on function type and area required’
Share platters from $65 (wedges) to $95 (prosciutto wrapped scallops)
Mixed platters $95-$130
As published by the venue. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
Platter prices are from the venue’s package dated January 2024. Check with the venue.
In-house: set menu (30 people or less), grazing boards, platters, BBQ menu, pizza, breakfast and roast buffets; sports bar with bistro specials
Drinks
Drinks add-on packages per person (soft drink, schooner, pint, wine or bubbles); sports bar on site
See the venue’s published prices
‘Function Room $150 for up to 4 hours 120 people’
‘BBQ Area $100 for up to 4 hours 105 people’
‘Outside Deck $100 for up to 4 hours 70 people’
Drinks add-ons: ‘$4 per person - Add a can of soft drink or non-alcoholic beverage; $5 per person - Add a schooner of beer; $9 per person - Add a pint of beer, or glass of wine or bubbles’
Cakeage ‘$2.50 per person’
As published by the venue. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
Club kitchen: catering by the Club or outside caterers, or hire the kitchen and organise your own catering (kitchen can only be rented with Bare Area or Hall, if no other event is on)
Drinks
Fully licensed, no BYO. Club bar sells beer, spirits, wine and soft drinks but is not rented as part of the venue (use can be negotiated); privately sourced Extended Trading Permit required for hall hirers
Getting there
“Parking is readily available on site”; main hall entry has a drive-through colonnade; homepage lists “Disability accessibility and toilet facility”
See the venue’s published prices
Not published (site: “For more information, including the hire costs, terms and conditions of hire, please contact the office between 9am and 1pm on Monday or Friday on (08) 9274 1509”)
As published by the venue. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
Kitchen hire $100 per day or night; ‘COMPLETE KITCHEN NOT AVAILABLE’; no catering service stated
Drinks
Licensed bar “The Last Post”; “Bar hire and staff are available with hall bookings when required”; bar staff $30 per hour per person (min $50 per person)
See the venue’s published prices
Hall Hire Fees
Night “$600 - NON-MEMBERS”, “$400 - MEMBERS”
Day 9AM-5.00P “$400 - NON-MEMBERS”, “$300 - MEMBERS”
Kitchen day or night “$100”
Bond “$300 PAYABLE ON CONFIRMATTION OF A BOOKING”
Bar staff “$30 PER HOUR - PER PERSON (MIN $50 per person)”
“FULL PAYMENT OF HALL HIRE TO BE BE PAID 3 WEEKS PRIOR TO BOOKING”
As published by the venue. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
How much does a wake cost in Perth’s east and the Hills?
10 of the 12 venues in Perth’s east and the Hills publish prices on their own website. Prices depend on the room, the day, guest numbers, and food and drink, so each venue page quotes them in full. See also how much a wake costs in Perth.