Memorial Funeral Specialist provides professional and transparent Taoist funeral services for the Singapore community. As a one-stop funeral service provider, our Taoist funeral packages is designed and catered to cover all the aspects of a Taoist funeral so to assist bereaved families in organising an affordable and dignified final journey for their loved one.
At Memorial Funeral Specialist, our team of funeral directors are knowledgeable and well-versed in all the traditional Taoist rites and ritual in order to ensure and carry out a proper Taoist funeral service accordingly. We believe in alleviating the stress of the families during this difficult period. As such, our Taoist funeral packages in Singapore have transparent and competitive pricing and can be tailored to accommodate to each family expectations.
If you require immediate assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our 24hours hotline at +65 8866 3326
Find out more about our basic Taoist funeral package.
Singapore taoist funeral practices has some form of influence from buddhism and vary according to the difference dialects here. Therefore it is very important to engage an experience taoist funeral director who is well-versed in the traditions and customs so the whole process will be a smooth one.
For the taoist funeral tradition, it usually involves the burning of paper items like houses, money, cars, clothes and basically any items that we used in this life as most believed that these items will be needed in the next life.
At Memorial Funeral Specialist, our team of funeral directors are knowledgeable and well-versed in all the traditional Taoist rites and ritual in order to ensure and carry out a proper Taoist funeral service accordingly. We believe in alleviating the stress of the families during this difficult period. As such, our Taoist funeral packages in Singapore have transparent and competitive pricing and can be tailored to accommodate to each family expectations.
If you require immediate assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our 24hours hotline at +65 8866 3326
Find out more about our basic Taoist funeral package.
Memorial Funeral Specialist provides professional and transparent Taoist funeral services for the Singapore community. As a one-stop funeral service provider, our Taoist funeral packages is designed and catered to cover all the aspects of a Taoist funeral so to assist bereaved families in organising an affordable and dignified final journey for their loved one.
Singapore taoist funeral practices has some form of influence from buddhism and vary according to the difference dialects here. Therefore it is very important to engage an experience toast funeral director who is well-versed in the traditions and customs so the whole process will be a smooth one.
For the taoist funeral tradition, it usually involves the burning of paper items like houses, money, cars, clothes and basically any items that we used in this life as most believed that these items will be needed in the next life.
At Memorial Funeral Specialist, our team of funeral directors are knowledgeable and well-versed in all the traditional Taoist rites and ritual in order to ensure and carry out a proper Taoist funeral service accordingly. We believe in alleviating the stress of the families during this difficult period. As such, our Taoist funeral packages in Singapore have transparent and competitive pricing and can be tailored to accommodate to each family expectations.
If you require immediate assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our 24hours hotline at +65 8866 3326
Find out more about our basic Taoist funeral package.
Are you seeking Taoist funeral services in Singapore tailored to your unique ceremonies, customs, and preferences? Memorial Funeral comprehends the diverse needs within Taoist funeral customs, accommodating both traditional and simplified approaches with solemnity.
Are you seeking Taoist funeral services in Singapore tailored to your unique ceremonies, customs, and preferences? Memorial Funeral comprehends the diverse needs within Taoist funeral customs, accommodating both traditional and simplified approaches with solemnity.
| HDB Void Deck From | 2 Days | 3 Days | 4 Days | 5 Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $7988 | $8388 | $8788 | $9188 |
| Parlour From (Rental Excluded) | 2 to 5 Days $7388 | Parlour Rental Fee from Per Day Depend On The Location |
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| Package Includes: | |
|---|---|
| 1.) Coffin (Economy 125 / 126) | |
| 2.) Embalming (Suitable for local cremation & burial) | |
| 3.) Body Care (Cleaning, dressing, make up) | |
| 4.) Professional Services | • Shifting of deceased from hospital or home • Sending of deceased to the location of wake (Island wide) • Booking of cremation slot • Going down to crematorium to pay for cremation fee on family's behalf • Professional funeral service team on funeral day • Carry out all rituals & rites where necessary |
| 5.) Photo Enlargement With Frame | • 1 enlarge photo size 10″(W) X 12″(H) • 6 pcs passport size photo |
| 6.) HDB Void Deck OR Funeral Parlour (Parlour Rental Excluded) | Canvas Tentage at HDB Void Deck • 1 unit void deck enclosure • 10 round tables • 15 square tables • 100 plastic chairs • Curtain in casket area • Fans & general lighting • Skirting for altar & reception table |
| 7.) Basic Taoist Funeral Decoration | |
| 8.) Floral Arrangement | • Photo wreath (Standard size 11″ X 13″) |
| 9.) Basic Taoist priest chanting service (*additional $200 for Hakka priest) | • Encoffin ceremony • Eve of funeral night • Funeral day |
| 10.) 6ft Paper House (traditional/modern) | • Gold & silver mountain • Paper servant 1 pair • Clothing & chest box • 08 bag prefolded Joss Paper |
| 11.) 8ft Burning Cage | |
| 12.) Mobile toilet (HDB void deck) | |
| 13.) Funeral Lantern 1 pair | |
| 14.) Condolence book & safe box | |
| 15.) Funeral Hearse | |
| 16.) 1 x 45-seater bus | |
| 17.) Flower hand washing station at crematorium | |
| 18.) Ash collection service with complimentary red cloth & paper umbrella set | |
| HDB Void Deck From | 2 Days | 3 Days | 4 Days | 5 Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $7988 | $8388 | $8788 | $9188 |
| Package Includes: | |
|---|---|
| 1.) Coffin (Economy 125 / 126) | |
| 2.) Embalming (Suitable for local cremation & burial) | |
| 3.) Body Care (Cleaning, dressing, make up) | |
| 4.) Professional Services | • Shifting of deceased from hospital or home • Sending of deceased to the location of wake (Island wide) • Booking of cremation slot • Going down to crematorium to pay for cremation fee on family's behalf • Professional funeral service team on funeral day • Carry out all rituals & rites where necessary |
| 5.) Photo Enlargement With Frame | • 1 enlarge photo size 10″(W) X 12″(H) • 6 pcs passport size photo |
| 6.) HDB Void Deck OR Funeral Parlour (Parlour Rental Excluded) | Canvas Tentage at HDB Void Deck • 1 unit void deck enclosure • 10 round tables • 15 square tables • 100 plastic chairs • Curtain in casket area • Fans & general lighting • Skirting for altar & reception table |
| 7.) Basic Taoist Funeral Decoration | |
| 8.) Floral Arrangement | • Photo wreath (Standard size 11″ X 13″) |
| 9.) Basic Taoist priest chanting service (*additional $200 for Hakka priest) | • Encoffin ceremony • Eve of funeral night • Funeral day |
| 10.) 6ft Paper House (traditional/modern) | • Gold & silver mountain • Paper servant 1 pair • Clothing & chest box • 08 bag prefolded Joss Paper |
| 11.) 8ft Burning Cage | |
| 12.) Mobile toilet (HDB void deck) | |
| 13.) Funeral Lantern 1 pair | |
| 14.) Condolence book & safe box | |
| 15.) Funeral Hearse | |
| 16.) 1 x 45-seater bus | |
| 17.) Flower hand washing station at crematorium | |
| 18.) Ash collection service with complimentary red cloth & paper umbrella set | |
| HDB Void Deck From | 2 Days | 3 Days | 4 Days | 5 Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $7988 | $8388 | $8788 | $9188 |
| Package Includes: | |
|---|---|
| 1.) Coffin (Economy 125 / 126) | |
| 2.) Embalming (Suitable for local cremation & burial) | |
| 3.) Body Care (Cleaning, dressing, make up) | |
| 4.) Professional Services | • Shifting of deceased from hospital or home • Sending of deceased to the location of wake (Island wide) • Booking of cremation slot • Going down to crematorium to pay for cremation fee on family's behalf • Professional funeral service team on funeral day • Carry out all rituals & rites where necessary |
| 5.) Photo Enlargement With Frame | • 1 enlarge photo size 10″(W) X 12″(H) • 6 pcs passport size photo |
| 6.) HDB Void Deck OR Funeral Parlour (Parlour Rental Excluded) | Canvas Tentage at HDB Void Deck • 1 unit void deck enclosure • 10 round tables • 15 square tables • 100 plastic chairs • Curtain in casket area • Fans & general lighting • Skirting for altar & reception table |
| 7.) Basic Taoist Funeral Decoration | |
| 8.) Floral Arrangement | • Photo wreath (Standard size 11″ X 13″) |
| 9.) Basic Taoist priest chanting service (*additional $200 for Hakka priest) | • Encoffin ceremony • Eve of funeral night • Funeral day |
| 10.) 6ft Paper House (traditional/modern) | • Gold & silver mountain • Paper servant 1 pair • Clothing & chest box • 08 bag prefolded Joss Paper |
| 11.) 8ft Burning Cage | |
| 12.) Mobile toilet (HDB void deck) | |
| 13.) Funeral Lantern 1 pair | |
| 14.) Condolence book & safe box | |
| 15.) Funeral Hearse | |
| 16.) 1 x 45-seater bus | |
| 17.) Flower hand washing station at crematorium | |
| 18.) Ash collection service with complimentary red cloth & paper umbrella set | |
We provide personalized funeral packages designed to honor Taoist traditions for every individual client. Acknowledging the importance of adhering to the wishes of the deceased and the preferences of their loved ones, we carefully tailor our services to meet both cultural customs and familial needs.
Our aim in arranging Taoist funerals is to honor the wishes of the departed and their family members. We strive to accommodate our clients by respecting the various Taoist funeral practices observed in Singapore. Our commitment lies in upholding the dignity and reverence of these sacred rituals.
A Taoist funeral is a ceremony conducted in accordance with Taoist beliefs and traditions to honor and bid farewell to a deceased individual. Rooted in Taoist philosophy, these funerals typically involve rituals and practices aimed at guiding the soul of the departed to the afterlife while providing comfort and support to the grieving family. Taoist funeral customs may vary based on regional differences and individual preferences but often include elements such as prayers, offerings, chanting, and symbolic gestures to honor the deceased and ensure their smooth transition into the next realm.
So, what is a Taoist Funeral? Let’s take a look at some of the Taoist traditions and customs in Singapore!
First, the casket and the deceased’s body are typically transported separately to the wake site. Upon entering a Taoist funeral, one will often encounter an altar adorned with fruits, candles, joss sticks, and a portrait of the departed, accompanied by offerings of their favorite foods. Unlike Buddhist funeral arrangements, Taoist funeral setups will not have any Buddha statues or motifs displayed.
In addition to these visually striking Taoist funeral customs, attendees may witness priests reciting sutras and chants. Some families may choose to have these priests present throughout the wake, while others may prefer their presence at specific junctures.
Certain families, particularly those of Cantonese descent, may opt for a priest to perform a fire ritual called “Breaking the Hell’s Gate.” This ritual symbolizes the priest’s intervention to liberate the deceased from the netherworld and guide their soul toward reincarnation.
Throughout the funeral proceedings, joss paper is burned, including items like hell money, as well as paper representations of cars, houses, phones, and televisions. It is believed that these offerings will accompany the departed into the afterlife, ensuring their comfort in the spiritual realm.
Common rituals observed across all Taoist denominations include the “Summoning of Soul,” where the deceased’s name is called out in the hope of resurrection, the burning of joss paper, and the chanting of sutras.
The culmination of the wake involves a procession, during which family members follow the hearse carrying the casket for a brief distance before proceeding to the cremation or burial site. This procession symbolizes the final journey and farewell to the departed, often accompanied by a marching band whose loud music is believed to ward off malevolent spirits.
While funerals typically carry somber overtones, Chinese customs adopt a slightly more celebratory tone for individuals who have lived past 100 years. In such instances, families may serve longevity peach buns to commemorate the long and prosperous life of the deceased.
Taoist funeral rites in Singapore are steeped in rich traditions that extend profound respect to the deceased and their bereaved family. While primarily tailored for close relatives, understanding these customs as guests can enhance our sensitivity and support during such solemn occasions.
In Taoist Funerals, attire plays a significant role. Family members typically attire themselves in white, symbolizing mourning and reverence. As guests, opting for darker hues is customary, though wearing white is also acceptable. However, it’s advisable to refrain from donning red attire, as this color traditionally signifies festivity within Chinese culture. In cases where the deceased reached the age of 80 or above, incorporating pink or red accents into one’s attire is deemed appropriate, symbolizing celebration of the departed’s long life.
Besides that, offering condolences can take various forms beyond traditional rituals. While some may feel uncomfortable with the customary practice of offering joss sticks, expressing respect through a simple bow or a moment of silence while paying respects to the deceased is equally honorable.
Additionally, gestures of sympathy often involve presenting Bai Jin, a form of condolence money, or offering sympathy stands, whether in floral arrangements or LED displays. However, when opting for LED sympathy stands, it’s essential to engage licensed vendors due to recent government regulations governing their display.
Modern funeral practices in Singapore increasingly incorporate interactive elements, such as wishing trees and memory books, providing guests with opportunities to share heartfelt messages and cherished memories of the departed. These personal touches contribute to the solemn yet comforting atmosphere of the funeral proceedings, fostering a sense of communal support for the grieving family.
Central to Taoist beliefs is the cyclical nature of existence, encompassing life, death, and rebirth, a concept known as the Tao process (轮回). Understanding the Taoist perspective on death lays a fundamental groundwork for grasping the symbolic and ritualistic elements observed in Taoist funerals.
Upon the moment of passing, Taoists envision a journey guided by the Heibai Wuchang (黑白无常) to the ten courts of hell, guarded by the formidable figures of Ox-head and Horse-face (牛头马面). In this realm, the individual’s life unfolds before the discerning gaze of the Kings of Hell, who weigh the balance of good deeds against transgressions.
The judgement rendered determines the individual’s fate: if virtuous acts outweigh wrongdoings, the soul awaits the prospect of rebirth. Conversely, if sins overshadow virtues, the individual is consigned to one of the nine courts of hell, where punitive measures correspond to the nature and extent of transgressions committed.
In essence, Taoism offers a nuanced perspective on death, portraying it not as a finality but as an integral part of a continuous cycle of existence. The journey through the realms of judgment and punishment underscores the importance of ethical conduct and spiritual cultivation in shaping one’s destiny beyond the mortal realm. Embracing this perspective fosters an appreciation for the interconnectedness of life and death within the broader tapestry of Taoist philosophy.
At Memorial Funeral Specialist Pte Ltd, we are deeply committed to providing you with professional, compassionate, and genuine service round the clock in the event of your loved one’s passing. Our dedication to orchestrating Taoist funeral rituals with precision sets us apart from others in the industry.
We offer a variety of inclusive options for Taoist Funeral Services, with our packages starting at SGD 7,988. Our budget-friendly packages cover all the fundamental necessities for conducting a Taoist funeral service in Singapore, including the provision of white t-shirts for the ceremony.
We are here to assist you around the clock, reachable via our 24-hour hotline at +65 8866 3326. Alternatively, feel free to reach out to us via email using our Contact Us page on our website.
We provide personalized funeral packages designed to honor Taoist traditions for every individual client. Acknowledging the importance of adhering to the wishes of the deceased and the preferences of their loved ones, we carefully tailor our services to meet both cultural customs and familial needs.
Our aim in arranging Taoist funerals is to honor the wishes of the departed and their family members. We strive to accommodate our clients by respecting the various Taoist funeral practices observed in Singapore. Our commitment lies in upholding the dignity and reverence of these sacred rituals.
A Taoist funeral is a ceremony conducted in accordance with Taoist beliefs and traditions to honor and bid farewell to a deceased individual. Rooted in Taoist philosophy, these funerals typically involve rituals and practices aimed at guiding the soul of the departed to the afterlife while providing comfort and support to the grieving family. Taoist funeral customs may vary based on regional differences and individual preferences but often include elements such as prayers, offerings, chanting, and symbolic gestures to honor the deceased and ensure their smooth transition into the next realm.
So, what is a Taoist Funeral? Let’s take a look at some of the Taoist traditions and customs in Singapore!
First, the casket and the deceased’s body are typically transported separately to the wake site. Upon entering a Taoist funeral, one will often encounter an altar adorned with fruits, candles, joss sticks, and a portrait of the departed, accompanied by offerings of their favorite foods. Unlike Buddhist funeral arrangements, Taoist funeral setups will not have any Buddha statues or motifs displayed.
In addition to these visually striking Taoist funeral customs, attendees may witness priests reciting sutras and chants. Some families may choose to have these priests present throughout the wake, while others may prefer their presence at specific junctures.
Certain families, particularly those of Cantonese descent, may opt for a priest to perform a fire ritual called “Breaking the Hell’s Gate.” This ritual symbolizes the priest’s intervention to liberate the deceased from the netherworld and guide their soul toward reincarnation.
Throughout the funeral proceedings, joss paper is burned, including items like hell money, as well as paper representations of cars, houses, phones, and televisions. It is believed that these offerings will accompany the departed into the afterlife, ensuring their comfort in the spiritual realm.
Common rituals observed across all Taoist denominations include the “Summoning of Soul,” where the deceased’s name is called out in the hope of resurrection, the burning of joss paper, and the chanting of sutras.
The culmination of the wake involves a procession, during which family members follow the hearse carrying the casket for a brief distance before proceeding to the cremation or burial site. This procession symbolizes the final journey and farewell to the departed, often accompanied by a marching band whose loud music is believed to ward off malevolent spirits.
While funerals typically carry somber overtones, Chinese customs adopt a slightly more celebratory tone for individuals who have lived past 100 years. In such instances, families may serve longevity peach buns to commemorate the long and prosperous life of the deceased.
Taoist funeral rites in Singapore are steeped in rich traditions that extend profound respect to the deceased and their bereaved family. While primarily tailored for close relatives, understanding these customs as guests can enhance our sensitivity and support during such solemn occasions.
In Taoist Funerals, attire plays a significant role. Family members typically attire themselves in white, symbolizing mourning and reverence. As guests, opting for darker hues is customary, though wearing white is also acceptable. However, it’s advisable to refrain from donning red attire, as this color traditionally signifies festivity within Chinese culture. In cases where the deceased reached the age of 80 or above, incorporating pink or red accents into one’s attire is deemed appropriate, symbolizing celebration of the departed’s long life.
Besides that, offering condolences can take various forms beyond traditional rituals. While some may feel uncomfortable with the customary practice of offering joss sticks, expressing respect through a simple bow or a moment of silence while paying respects to the deceased is equally honorable.
Additionally, gestures of sympathy often involve presenting Bai Jin, a form of condolence money, or offering sympathy stands, whether in floral arrangements or LED displays. However, when opting for LED sympathy stands, it’s essential to engage licensed vendors due to recent government regulations governing their display.
Modern funeral practices in Singapore increasingly incorporate interactive elements, such as wishing trees and memory books, providing guests with opportunities to share heartfelt messages and cherished memories of the departed. These personal touches contribute to the solemn yet comforting atmosphere of the funeral proceedings, fostering a sense of communal support for the grieving family.
Central to Taoist beliefs is the cyclical nature of existence, encompassing life, death, and rebirth, a concept known as the Tao process (轮回). Understanding the Taoist perspective on death lays a fundamental groundwork for grasping the symbolic and ritualistic elements observed in Taoist funerals.
Upon the moment of passing, Taoists envision a journey guided by the Heibai Wuchang (黑白无常) to the ten courts of hell, guarded by the formidable figures of Ox-head and Horse-face (牛头马面). In this realm, the individual’s life unfolds before the discerning gaze of the Kings of Hell, who weigh the balance of good deeds against transgressions.
The judgement rendered determines the individual’s fate: if virtuous acts outweigh wrongdoings, the soul awaits the prospect of rebirth. Conversely, if sins overshadow virtues, the individual is consigned to one of the nine courts of hell, where punitive measures correspond to the nature and extent of transgressions committed.
In essence, Taoism offers a nuanced perspective on death, portraying it not as a finality but as an integral part of a continuous cycle of existence. The journey through the realms of judgment and punishment underscores the importance of ethical conduct and spiritual cultivation in shaping one’s destiny beyond the mortal realm. Embracing this perspective fosters an appreciation for the interconnectedness of life and death within the broader tapestry of Taoist philosophy.
At Memorial Funeral Specialist Pte Ltd, we are deeply committed to providing you with professional, compassionate, and genuine service round the clock in the event of your loved one’s passing. Our dedication to orchestrating Taoist funeral rituals with precision sets us apart from others in the industry.
We offer a variety of inclusive options for Taoist Funeral Services, with our packages starting at SGD 7,988. Our budget-friendly packages cover all the fundamental necessities for conducting a Taoist funeral service in Singapore, including the provision of white t-shirts for the ceremony.
We are here to assist you around the clock, reachable via our 24-hour hotline at +65 8866 3326. Alternatively, feel free to reach out to us via email using our Contact Us page on our website.
Memorial Funeral Specialist (MFS) has been serving the community since 2014. We provide 24 hours one-stop funeral service & solutions to families of different needs. We can work out a funeral service arrangement base on your budget and preference whichever way you want it to be.
Our experienced funeral directors will walk all the way with you and accompany you to go through one of the most heart-rending and difficult times of your lives with understanding, compassion, respect and care.
At Memorial Funeral, our commitment lies in offering top-notch services to our customers without extra or hidden costs. We firmly believe that quality should be accessible, and in alignment with our company’s goal of providing comfort to families, we present a detailed breakdown of items included in our packages. These encompass aspects such as funeral decoration setup, air-conditioned funeral parlor or void deck tentage, and joss-paying items. Furthermore, our website clearly displays the prices for our funeral packages.
Our team of funeral consultants boasts extensive experience in the field, guiding families through challenging moments from their initial contact with us. Compassionate and attuned to the diverse needs of families, our funeral advisors facilitate a memorable farewell for the departed.
As a reputable Taoist funeral service provider in Singapore offering a comprehensive Taoist Funeral package, our mission revolves around delivering quality and complete peace of mind to grieving families. With years of operational expertise, we are committed to assisting families in commemorating the cherished lives of their loved ones and guiding them through funeral procedures with the utmost dignity.
In setting up our Taoist funeral arrangements, we prioritize a sophisticated design featuring tasteful embellishments such as interior curtains, carpets, tables, chairs, and more. Our commitment to excellence ensures complete client satisfaction with every aspect of the setup.
Memorial Funeral Specialist (MFS) has been serving the community since 2014. We provide 24 hours one-stop funeral service & solutions to families of different needs. We can work out a funeral service arrangement base on your budget and preference whichever way you want it to be.
Our experienced funeral directors will walk all the way with you and accompany you to go through one of the most heart-rending and difficult times of your lives with understanding, compassion, respect and care.
At Memorial Funeral, our commitment lies in offering top-notch services to our customers without extra or hidden costs. We firmly believe that quality should be accessible, and in alignment with our company’s goal of providing comfort to families, we present a detailed breakdown of items included in our packages. These encompass aspects such as funeral decoration setup, air-conditioned funeral parlor or void deck tentage, and joss-paying items. Furthermore, our website clearly displays the prices for our funeral packages.
Our team of funeral consultants boasts extensive experience in the field, guiding families through challenging moments from their initial contact with us. Compassionate and attuned to the diverse needs of families, our funeral advisors facilitate a memorable farewell for the departed.
As a reputable Taoist funeral service provider in Singapore offering a comprehensive Taoist Funeral package, our mission revolves around delivering quality and complete peace of mind to grieving families. With years of operational expertise, we are committed to assisting families in commemorating the cherished lives of their loved ones and guiding them through funeral procedures with the utmost dignity.
In setting up our Taoist funeral arrangements, we prioritize a sophisticated design featuring tasteful embellishments such as interior curtains, carpets, tables, chairs, and more. Our commitment to excellence ensures complete client satisfaction with every aspect of the setup.
Memorial Funeral Specialist (MFS) has been serving the community since 2014. We provide 24 hours one-stop funeral service & solutions to families of different needs. We can work out a funeral service arrangement base on your budget and preference whichever way you want it to be.
Our experienced funeral directors will walk all the way with you and accompany you to go through one of the most heart-rending and difficult times of your lives with understanding, compassion, respect and care.
At Memorial Funeral, our commitment lies in offering top-notch services to our customers without extra or hidden costs. We firmly believe that quality should be accessible, and in alignment with our company’s goal of providing comfort to families, we present a detailed breakdown of items included in our packages. These encompass aspects such as funeral decoration setup, air-conditioned funeral parlor or void deck tentage, and joss-paying items. Furthermore, our website clearly displays the prices for our funeral packages.
Our team of funeral consultants boasts extensive experience in the field, guiding families through challenging moments from their initial contact with us. Compassionate and attuned to the diverse needs of families, our funeral advisors facilitate a memorable farewell for the departed.
As a reputable Taoist funeral service provider in Singapore offering a comprehensive Taoist Funeral package, our mission revolves around delivering quality and complete peace of mind to grieving families. With years of operational expertise, we are committed to assisting families in commemorating the cherished lives of their loved ones and guiding them through funeral procedures with the utmost dignity.
In setting up our Taoist funeral arrangements, we prioritize a sophisticated design featuring tasteful embellishments such as interior curtains, carpets, tables, chairs, and more. Our commitment to excellence ensures complete client satisfaction with every aspect of the setup.
Yes, even though we may have different beliefs non-taoist can still pay their respects to the deceased.
Yes, Taoist practitioners commonly uses cremation when placing a deceased loved one to rest.
Some common taboos to avoid when participating taoist funerals are to avoid overindulgence, making inappropriate humour, avoid inappropriate attire are some examples of taboos you should consider, but in general, participants should just be humble and pay respect to the deceased.
A Taoist funeral could last from 3 day and up to 7 days.
The reason why some Taoist funeral have family members wear red is due to the age of the deceased, instead of a sad endevour, funerals for those who are more than 100 year old are considered a celebration of long life and is celebrated by most of the chinese community.
Families of the deceased wear white or have a white cloth covering them, whereas friends should wear darker coloured appearel but white appearel would also work.
You can host the funeral in your home, a funeral palour or at a HDB void deck.
Taoist traditions and customs requires more arrangements and steps, such as chanting by Taoist priests, burning cages and things that are only used in Taoist Funerals.
Yes, this package includes the Hearse to bring the deceased to the cremation location.
Yes, if you can bring some items that could be placed in the coffin with the deceased to be cremated, But make sure the items are not metalic or contain any dangerous substances or objects
To enquire about our packages and services, do call us at +65 8866 3326. Our consultants are on standby 24/7 to take calls.
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