Funeral Services
Singapore Funeral Parlour
Our Coffin & Casket Range
Funeral Service Supplies in Singapore
Funeral Services
We have a holistic range of funeral services from caskets, memorial hall setup, logistics, transportation and the essential products required to conduct a funeral wake in Singapore.
Head to any one of our packages below to find out more :
Our Buddhist funeral services covers all essential services including monk chanting. It is simple, neat and peaceful.
We offer simple and direct cremation services with no wake, with packages crafted based on the different religious requirements.
Upon the passing of an expatriate, you may wish to send the deceased’s body back to their homeland. We can liaise with the relevant authorities to make the necessary arrangements on your behalf.
Head to any one of our packages below to find out more :
Buddhist Funeral Services
Our Buddhist funeral services covers all essential services including monk chanting. It is simple, neat and peaceful.
Taoist Funeral Services
Our package includes paper houses and prayer services. As requirements vary based on dialect, our funeral directors will guide you based on the appropriate customaries.
Our funeral directors will assist in the setup and coordination between the funeral wake, funeral mass, and cremation.
Using only fresh flowers for the funeral setup, our packages include AV equipment such as microphones and speakers to facilitate the funeral service.
Roman Catholic Funeral Services
Our funeral directors will assist in the setup and coordination between the funeral wake, funeral mass, and cremation.
Christian Funeral Services
Using only fresh flowers for the funeral setup, our packages include AV equipment such as microphones and speakers to facilitate the funeral service.Non-Religious Funeral Services
Our package covers both eastern-style and western-style non-religious funeral setups, customisable based on the deceased's preferences.
Soka Gakkai Funeral Services
Our funeral directors will assist family members with coordinating between the Buddhist association, as well as our funeral services.
Direct Cremation Services
We offer simple and direct cremation services with no wake, with packages crafted based on the different religious requirements.
International Repatriation
Upon the passing of an expatriate, you may wish to send the deceased’s body back to their homeland. We can liaise with the relevant authorities to make the necessary arrangements on your behalf.Singapore Funeral Parlour
Singapore Funeral parlour Updated Pricelist July 2021
The rates for each hall at the Singapore Funeral Parlour is charged based on calendar days. There are 3 types of funeral hall available; The regular halls, which can accommodate up to 80 pax, The Larger Halls, Which can hold up to a 100 visitors and The Combined Halls, that can host about 180 – 200 visitors.
The rates for Singapore Funeral Parlour:
Daily Rates : $1,605 (80 Pax)
Daisy (Level 2), Jasmine (Level 3), Lotus (Level 4).
Daily Rates : $1,926 (100 Pax)
Lily (Level 2), Dahlia (Level 3), Orchid (Level 4), Rose (Level 5), Tulip (Level 5)
Daily Rates : $3,300 (180 Pax)
Entire Level 2, Entire Level 3, Entire Level 4
Daily Rates : $3,600 (200 Pax)
Entire Level 5, (Combine Halls)
Daily Rates : $1,605 (80 Pax)
Daisy (Level 2), Jasmine (Level 3), Lotus (Level 4).
Daily Rates : $1,926 (100 Pax)
Lily (Level 2), Dahlia (Level 3), Orchid (Level 4), Rose (Level 5), Tulip (Level 5)
Daily Rates : $3,300 (180 Pax)
Entire Level 2, Entire Level 3, Entire Level 4
Daily Rates : $3,600 (200 Pax)
Entire Level 5, (Combine Halls)
Set in a spacious and serene compound, the Singapore Funeral Parlour resides in a sacerdotal location amongst a row of temples. This modern and innovative building offers comfort and privacy for bereaved families to hold the wake, according dignity and respect to the deceased.
The parlour is open 24 hours a day to serve as a convenient alternative wake venue, should families decide not to hold the funeral wake at home. Standing at eight stories tall, the building comprises 8 funeral parlour halls, 2 basement carparks, and a mini roof garden. There is also a café located on the ground level that provides light refreshments.
Every parlour contains two 26-inch monitors for multimedia display, built-in sound systems, and a family room with modern amenities to provide for an overnight stay. With carpeted flooring and full air-conditioning, the space is suitable for families to get some quiet rest.
Navigation around the building is made simple with user-friendly facilities found all around. Some examples include clear digital directional signs, as well as lift access to every parlour.
The parlour is located at No. 91 Tampines Link, Singapore 528746, just off Exit 4B of Tampines Expressway (TPE) and a few minutes away from IKEA. It is also only a couple of bus stops away from the Tampines Bus Interchange and Tampines MRT station.
Our Coffin & Casket Range
Funeral terminology can get confusing at times, especially when there are various different aspects to consider. Many people wonder — what’s the difference between a casket and a coffin? In this article, we’ll be addressing some commonly asked questions and normal practices.
1) Caskets VS Coffins
In Singapore, both the terms ‘Casket’ and ‘Coffin’ can typically be used interchangeably, with the main difference being their shapes. A casket has four corners, and has a long, rectangular shape, resembling a bed. On the other hand, a coffin has 6 corners and is shaped like a diamond. It is usually wider at the head and narrower at the feet, resembling the shape of a human body.
While it depends on personal preference, people may prefer a casket over a coffin as a casket provides additional space for burial items. This can include paper offerings or favourite clothing and belongings of the deceased.
Ultimately, both a casket and coffin have the same purpose, and can be used for both cremation and burial. For ease of reference, we’ll be using the term ‘Casket’ throughout the article.
2) Cremation vs Burial Caskets
Cremation caskets are usually made of normal grade wood, as they’ll be burned together with the body when undergoing cremation. Family members can then store the remains at a suitable location, based on religion.
Burial coffins on the other hand, are made of better material as they are used to store the body underground. It is important to note however, that in Singapore’s context, NEA’s New Burial Policy limits burial to 15 years.
After which, graves will be exhumed and the remains will be cremated or re-interred. This is dependent on one’s religious requirements.
3) Viewing Panel vs Sealed casket
Family members can opt for either half or full viewing panel, or a sealed casket. This ranges based on personal preferences.
It is important to note that embalming service must be performed if family members choose either the half or full viewing panel. This ensures that the body is well-preserved for family members and friends to pay their respects.
For more information, you can contact us here and our dedicated team will assist you with all necessary arrangements.
1) Caskets VS Coffins
In Singapore, both the terms ‘Casket’ and ‘Coffin’ can typically be used interchangeably, with the main difference being their shapes. A casket has four corners, and has a long, rectangular shape, resembling a bed. On the other hand, a coffin has 6 corners and is shaped like a diamond. It is usually wider at the head and narrower at the feet, resembling the shape of a human body.
While it depends on personal preference, people may prefer a casket over a coffin as a casket provides additional space for burial items. This can include paper offerings or favourite clothing and belongings of the deceased.
Ultimately, both a casket and coffin have the same purpose, and can be used for both cremation and burial. For ease of reference, we’ll be using the term ‘Casket’ throughout the article.
2) Cremation vs Burial Caskets
Cremation caskets are usually made of normal grade wood, as they’ll be burned together with the body when undergoing cremation. Family members can then store the remains at a suitable location, based on religion.
Burial coffins on the other hand, are made of better material as they are used to store the body underground. It is important to note however, that in Singapore’s context, NEA’s New Burial Policy limits burial to 15 years.
After which, graves will be exhumed and the remains will be cremated or re-interred. This is dependent on one’s religious requirements.
3) Viewing Panel vs Sealed casket
Family members can opt for either half or full viewing panel, or a sealed casket. This ranges based on personal preferences.
It is important to note that embalming service must be performed if family members choose either the half or full viewing panel. This ensures that the body is well-preserved for family members and friends to pay their respects.
For more information, you can contact us here and our dedicated team will assist you with all necessary arrangements.
Funeral Service Supplies in Singapore
Singapore Funeral Group is an established funeral company in Singapore, with more than 15 years of experience in the industry. Our modern team is made up of dedicated professionals on standby 24/7, with a broad range of services available as a one-stop-solution.
Besides caskets and coffins, we also provide religious essentials such as joss paper, incense supplies, and high-quality funeral attires (Shou Yi). These items are all of high quality, imported from Taiwan/ Malaysia/ China with a fine selection for your choosing.
Our team specialises in creating customised funeral setups, decorating the place with a suitable theme based on religious requirements. With different ornaments, statues and drapes available, you can be assured that the funeral setup for your loved one will be uniquely personalised, creating an everlasting memory.
For your convenience, we also provide mourning attires for family members, with white coloured t-shirts also available for other types of funeral services. As dedicated professionals, we believe in going the extra mile to provide the support that you and your family require.
Please feel free to contact us here should you have any queries, and you may leave the rest to our experienced funeral directors.
Besides caskets and coffins, we also provide religious essentials such as joss paper, incense supplies, and high-quality funeral attires (Shou Yi). These items are all of high quality, imported from Taiwan/ Malaysia/ China with a fine selection for your choosing.
Our team specialises in creating customised funeral setups, decorating the place with a suitable theme based on religious requirements. With different ornaments, statues and drapes available, you can be assured that the funeral setup for your loved one will be uniquely personalised, creating an everlasting memory.
For your convenience, we also provide mourning attires for family members, with white coloured t-shirts also available for other types of funeral services. As dedicated professionals, we believe in going the extra mile to provide the support that you and your family require.
Please feel free to contact us here should you have any queries, and you may leave the rest to our experienced funeral directors.