Buddhist Funeral in Singapore – Customs, Rites and Traditions
Singapore is a rare and precious example of a multi-racial, multi-lingual and multi-religious society where people live harmoniously together. People of all faiths live, work and even worship together in our city.
When it comes to religion, Singapore is
Taoist Funeral in Singapore – Customs, Rites and Traditions
Having had over 20 years of experience in the industry helping my grandfather and father in the business, I witnessed how they handled funeral rites and customs of all religions with the utmost respect for the deceased and their family.
This inspired me to
Chinese Funerals in Singapore – What You Should Know
Are you planning a Chinese funeral or attending a Chinese funeral in Singapore?
Are you worried that there are just too many religious rituals and symbolic funeral rites in Chinese culture for you to commit to memory?
Rather than risk committing some
Covid-19: Rules and regulations (Singapore) for funeral wakes during Circuit Breaker Phase 3
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. Phase 3 rules and regulations for Funeral Wakes in Singapore (Updated on 20th April 2021) Latest update: From 8th – 30th May
A Helpful Guide On Attending Different Kinds Of Funerals
In Singapore, funerals are quite a common occurrence, and many of us may have had to attend them because of the passing of an older family member or someone else that we know. We often know the general rule of attending funerals, such as not wearing clothing
Holding a funeral wake during Phase 3 “Heightened Alert” (From 10 August 2021 Onwards)
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. Update: From 10th August onwards: No. of funeral wake attendees is capped at 30 pax Visitors can sit in groups of 5 Holding a funeral wake during Phase 2
Holding a funeral wake during Phase 3 “Heightened Alert” (From 10 August 2021 Onwards)
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. Update: From 10th August onwards: No. of funeral wake attendees is capped at 30 pax Visitors can sit in groups of 5 Holding a funeral wake during Phase 2
Covid-19 Heightened Alert (16 May to 13 Jun 2021) Rules and Regulations with regards to holding a funeral wake in Singapore
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. Covid-19 Heightened Alert (16 May to 13 Jun 2021) Rules and Regulations with regards to holding a funeral wake in Singapore *kindly note that for non
Limbs and body parts cremation services in Singapore
Cremation services for amputated limbs and body parts in Singapore In the unfortunate event that one has to undergo surgery to amputate a limb or a body part (eg. finger, toe etc) , what happens to the amputated part after that and what are the options? At
Covid-19: Rules and regulations (Singapore) for funeral wakes during Circuit Breaker Phase 3
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. Phase 3 rules and regulations for Funeral Wakes in Singapore (Updated on 20th April 2021) Latest update: From 8th – 30th May
Covid-19: Rules and regulations (Singapore) for funeral wakes, crematoriums & some columbariums during Circuit Breaker Phase 2 as of 22nd October 2020
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. Covid-19: Rules and regulations (Singapore) for funeral wakes, crematoriums & some columbariums during Circuit Breaker Phase 2 as of 22nd October 2020 As
Phase 2 of lifting of Circuit Breaker Measures with respect to government managed “After life care” facilities
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. From 18th June 2020, 2359 hours: As Singapore enters into phase 2 of lifting of the “Circuit Breaker” Attendance at Funeral Wakes, burial & cremation
As Singapore gradually exits the “circuit breaker” in 3 phases starting from 2nd June 2020, are there any changes regarding the rules and regulations with regards to holding a funeral wake in phase 1?
IMPORTANT: Click here for the latest Covid-19 Updates, Rules, and Restrictions for Funeral wakes. As Singapore gradually exits the “circuit breaker” in 3 phases starting from 2nd June 2020, are there any changes regarding the rules and regulations with
How To Cope When A Relationship Unexpectedly Comes To An End
One of the most challenging experiences in life is getting through the loss of a loved one. The truth of the matter is that losing someone to death is not simply one devastating blow. It is a immensely ground-breaking loss that can trigger a sequence of other
On Healing: The Importance Of Being Good To Yourself
How can we describe grief? It is simply one of those emotions that have a life of its own. It brings with it every other possible feeling and sometimes there is just no way of distinguishing emotions from one another. Like with any other form of experience or
Difference in holding a funeral amidst this Covid-19 “Circuit Breaker” period
Covid-19 has disrupted lives and businesses, the way we hold funeral services is also different during this period of time.
Nowadays, it is common scene to see funerals at Void Decks lined with red and white tapes barricading the perimeter of the wake