At a Buddhist funeral, chanting led by monks follows Buddhist rites to ease the deceased's transition into the afterlife. For Buddhist families, a proper funeral is not just about filial piety, but an essential ritual.

A Christian funeral honors God and brings comfort to the family, as death is seen as a temporary separation. Christians believe they will be reunited with their loved one in eternity.

A Catholic funeral follows prescribed rites to honor the deceased, provide spiritual support, and bring hope to the living.

Taoist funerals are a long-standing tradition focused on nourishing life and providing peace for the souls of the dead. Various practices are employed to achieve this purpose and ensure the separation of the dead from the living.

We honor the deceased with a dignified wake, even without religious rituals. Ceremonies bring comfort and gratitude to the grieving family. Our compassionate funeral directors are available to guide you through this painful time.

We collaborate with the Singapore Soka Association (SSA), which is part of the global Soka network known as the Soka Gakkai International (SGI) movement.