Please refer to our Buddhist Value Funeral Service Package above for a comprehensive breakdown of the services provided. Our team will handle all necessary permit applications, scheduling, and on-site arrangements to ensure the venue is properly prepared and fully compliant with local regulations, allowing families to focus on honouring their loved one.
Buddhist Funeral Services & Package in Singapore
Affordable Buddhist funerals services and package from $5,888. Call us at +65 9380 5592.
What’s Included in Our Buddhist Value Funeral Package in Singapore?
Here’s our affordable buddhist funeral service package in Singapore by A.LifeGrad Memorial Group Pte Ltd. From a 3-day funeral package designed to include everything you need for a complete and meaningful ceremony, from encoffin to cremation.
$5,888 (3 Days)
$200 Per Additional Day
Manpower & Services
- Shifting deceased from hospital or home to embalming facility
- Transport deceased from embalming facility to wake venue
- Booking of cremation slot and arrangements
- Professional service team on funeral day
- Hearse (funeral day)
- Pallbearers
- Embalming by NEA certified female embalmer
- Transport deceased from embalming facility to wake venue
- Booking of cremation slot and arrangements
- Professional service team on funeral day
- Hearse (funeral day)
- Pallbearers
- Embalming by NEA certified female embalmer
Casket Selection
- Basic coffin with viewing window
Wake Setup
- Void deck Enclosure
- Tentage enclosure for casket area
- Curtain and carpet flooring around casket enclosure
- 10 round table, 15 square table, 100 chairs
- 6 big fans, 2 air cooler in casket enclosure
- Dignified buddhist backdrop decoration (pop up banner)
- General lighting
- Tentage enclosure for casket area
- Curtain and carpet flooring around casket enclosure
- 10 round table, 15 square table, 100 chairs
- 6 big fans, 2 air cooler in casket enclosure
- Dignified buddhist backdrop decoration (pop up banner)
- General lighting
Reception Setup
- Safebox
- Condolence record book/pens
- Funeral notice
- Power point for charging
- Condolence record book/pens
- Funeral notice
- Power point for charging
Flower Decoration
- Flower cleansing station
- Photo wreath
- Altar Flower (2 Pairs)
- Photo wreath
- Altar Flower (2 Pairs)
Monk Chanting (1-1-1)
- Encoffin, last night, funeral day
Praying Items & Items To Be Placed In Casket
- Incense pot, candle, oil lamp, oil
- Big and small joss stick
- Cotton
- Sandalwood incense powder
- Sandalwood
- Lotus blanket(莲花被)
- Buddhist blanket（尼托被)
- Pearl for deceased
- Mourning badge for family’s members
- Big and small joss stick
- Cotton
- Sandalwood incense powder
- Sandalwood
- Lotus blanket(莲花被)
- Buddhist blanket（尼托被)
- Pearl for deceased
- Mourning badge for family’s members
Photo Enlargement
- Enlarged photo with wooden frame
- 6 passport size photo
- 6 passport size photo
Offering Items
- Fruits offering for buddha and deceased
- Vegetarian food offering for deceased (for all chanting session)
- Vegetarian food offering for deceased (for all chanting session)
Funeral Day
- Funeral assistant
- Funeral hearse
- Single 40 seater bus (2 way)
- 20 small towel set for guest
- Funeral hearse
- Single 40 seater bus (2 way)
- 20 small towel set for guest
After Funeral Services
- Flower cleansing water
- Ash collection assistance
- Ash collection items
- Ash collection assistance
- Ash collection items
Consignment Basis (Add-On)
- Snacks
- Drinks
- Funeral necessities
- Drinks
- Funeral necessities
Choosing the Right Buddhist Funeral Service Options in Singapore
1. HDB Void Deck Buddhist Funeral Service
This option is ideal for families who wish to hold the wake at an HDB void deck or multi-purpose hall. It includes:
- Booking and coordination of the HDB venue
- Complete wake setup (tentage, altar, seating, lighting)
- Buddhist chanting and religious rites
- Funeral director support throughout the wake period
- Cremation arrangements and transport
2. Buddhist Funeral Parlour or Private Property Funeral Service
For families living in private residences or condominiums, or those who prefer a more private setting, a funeral parlour arrangement may be more suitable. A.LifeGrad Memorial Group Pte Ltd will be able to facilitate:
- Booking of a suitable funeral parlour
- Full altar and wake setup indoors
- Coordination with building management (if required)
- On-site Buddhist prayer services and chanting
If permitted, a canopy setup can also be arranged within a private property compound. A site assessment will be conducted beforehand to determine layout feasibility and seating capacity. This option offers greater privacy and flexibility while maintaining full ceremonial observances.
3. Direct Cremation Buddhist Funeral Service (No Wake)
For families who prefer a simple and dignified farewell without an overnight wake, a direct cremation funeral service may be appropriate. This includes:
- Collection and preparation of the deceased
- A brief Buddhist prayer ceremony
- Cremation arrangements and transport
This option is more affordable and suitable for families seeking a more streamlined process while still observing key Buddhist rites before cremation.
4. Buddhist Burial Funeral Service
While cremation is more common locally due to land policies, burial remains an available option for families who prefer traditional interment. This includes:
- Collection and preparation of the deceased
- Arrangement of a Buddhist memorial service with monk-led chanting
- Burial coordination, including casket selection, cemetery arrangements, and hearse transport
This option is suitable for families who wish to observe traditional Buddhist memorial rites, pay respects over several days, and dedicate prayers and merit to support the deceased’s journey before the final interment at the cemetery.
Our 5-Step Process for a Compassionate Buddhist Funeral Service in Singapore
1. Immediate Activation/Response
Express condolences, collect essential details, advise on documentation, and arrange body transfer.
2. Buddhist Funeral Service Planning
Confirm wake duration, venue, rites, casket selection, cremation booking, and pricing.
3. Setup & Coordination
Prepare body embalming, buddhist altar, monks, permits, tentage, and full logistical arrangements.
4. Wake Liaison & Management
Oversee chanting rituals, guide family on buddhist funeral etiquette, and manage wake operations.
5. Final Rites & Aftercare
Conduct final ceremonies, handle cremation or burial, ash arrangements and post-funeral prayers.
Our Buddhist Funeral Service Setups in Singapore
Here are some of the Buddhist funeral service setups we have arranged in Singapore:
Plan a Dignified Buddhist Memorial Service in Singapore With A.LifeGrad Memorial Group
At A.LifeGrad Memorial Group Pte Ltd, we understand that death is both unpredictable and inevitable. Inspired by the commitment of our forefathers, we remain devoted to guiding bereaved families with care, compassion, and respect, creating a “Life Graduation” ceremony that will be remembered.
Why Select A.LifeGrad Memorial Group For Buddhist Funeral Services & Package in Singapore?
All-Inclusive Service
From selecting the casket and preparing food offerings to arranging the reception and prayer items, we manage every aspect carefully.
Respectful Venue Setup
We create a peaceful and appropriate environment at your chosen venue, whether it’s a funeral parlour or HDB void deck.
Tradition With Personal Touch
Our services follow buddhist funeral customs and traditions while allowing room for personalisation to honour your loved one uniquely.
Experienced Support Team
Our professional staff and funeral directors in Singapore will support you from start to finish.
Who Are Our Buddhist Funeral Directors in Singapore?
Vincent Ng
Chang Sheng Hsien
John Pang
Vincent Ng
Founder & Funeral Director
With over 20 years in the funeral industry, Vincent is the trusted “man behind the scene,” known for his expertise, sincerity, and service excellence. Leading with passion, he ensures every family receives a heartfelt, personalised farewell that honours tradition, respects cultural values, and meets individual needs.
"Let us continue walking this journey together, hand in hand, for many more meaningful years to come."
A.LifeGrad Memorial Group Pte Ltd
Chang Sheng Hsien
Funeral Director, Ceremony Specialist & Grief Support
With over 15 years in Taiwan’s funeral industry, Chang Sheng Hsien is recognised for his calm presence, cultural insight, and genuine compassion. A former corporate director, he now channels his leadership into guiding families through traditional rites, ceremony planning, and grief support with precision and empathy.
To Chang, each farewell is a final act of love. Guided by his principle, “Respect life, honour every detail,” he blends professional planning with heartfelt care, helping families find peace, honour heritage, and begin healing.
John Pang
Operations Manager
With over seven years in the funeral industry, John Pang is the steady hand ensuring every farewell is conducted with dignity, efficiency, and cultural respect. From logistics and manpower to coordinating religious rites, he works closely with families, temples, and partners to create smooth, meaningful ceremonies.
Calm under pressure and meticulous in detail, John leads by example, bringing genuine care to even the most complex situations. Guided by his belief that “it’s about giving families peace of mind, and giving the deceased the respect they deserve,” he upholds ALG’s mission of quality service with compassion—one family at a time.
A.LifeGrad Memorial Group Pte Ltd
CEO: Vincent Ng
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Plan a Respectful Buddhist Funeral Service with A.LifeGrad in Singapore
Let us help you create a meaningful and dignified farewell for your loved one, one that honours Buddhist traditions while offering personalised care.
Frequently Asked Questions For Buddhist Funeral Services in Singapore
How long does a Buddhist funeral service in Singapore last?
In Singapore, Buddhist funerals typically last 3 to 5 days, sometimes extending to 7. They are held over an odd number of days, as odd numbers symbolise continuity, while even numbers represent completion.
Where do Buddhist funerals in Singapore take place?
Buddhist funeral services in Singapore are typically held at a family home, funeral parlour, or HDB void deck, depending on the family’s preference and religious customs. The venue will affect the overall cost of the buddhist funeral package.
Can condolence gifts be sent to a Buddhist funeral in Singapore?
Yes. When someone passes away, it is customary to send a sympathy card and monetary donations to the family. But avoid anything in red, as it symbolises joy and is considered inappropriate.
Is it proper to send flowers to a Buddhist funeral service in Singapore?
Sending flowers is appropriate at Buddhist funerals in Singapore. White flowers are preferred and may be sent before the service or brought to the wake. Mourners can place them on the altar as a gesture of sympathy. Avoid red or crimson flowers, as they are not suitable for the occasion.
What to wear at a Buddhist funeral service in Singapore?
At Buddhist funeral services in Singapore, family members traditionally wear white to honour the deceased. Guests are encouraged to wear white or black, choosing modest attire suitable for sitting or kneeling. Flashy clothing or accessories should be avoided.
What do I need to prepare for a Buddhist funeral service in Singapore?
Families should prepare:
Clothing – At least one set of clothing for hospital discharge, and an additional set for the wake or final rites if desired.
Photograph – A clear, recent photo for the altar (avoid blurry or dark images; a backup photo is recommended).
Death Certificate – Issued by the attending doctor if the passing occurs in hospital. For home passings, a doctor must certify the death (assistance can be arranged if needed). In certain cases, the deceased may be referred to HSA for investigation before funeral arrangements proceed.
Preparing these items in advance helps ensure a smooth and respectful funeral process.
Can Buddhists opt for land burial in Singapore?
Yes, Buddhists may choose land burial in Singapore. However, the casket must be of burial grade in accordance with local regulations. After 15 years, the remains will be exhumed as part of the national exhumation exercise conducted by the National Environment Agency (NEA). Families will be notified and guided on the subsequent arrangements.
What are Buddhist funeral customs and practices in Singapore?
Buddhist funerals in Singapore typically include an open-view casket service, followed by burial or cremation, and a memorial at the end. A funeral altar with flowers, fruits, and incense is set up for mourners to pay their respects. Monks often lead prayers and meditation during the ceremony.
How is a Buddhist funeral service in Singapore conducted?
After paying their respects, guests take their seats and wait for the ceremony to begin. Monks lead the service with chants and rituals, guiding when to sit or stand. Family and friends may deliver eulogies, while others may observe the chants in respectful silence.
Do Buddhists in Singapore bury their deceased?
Buddhists may choose either burial or cremation, depending on personal or family preferences. However, cremation is more common in Singapore due to limited land and the Buddhist belief in reincarnation. Note that graves in Singapore's cemeteries have a limited 15-year lease, after which the remains are exhumed.
Why do Buddhists favour cremation?
Cremation holds deep significance in Buddhism, symbolising the soul’s release from the physical body. Many Buddhists follow this tradition, as Gautama Buddha himself was cremated.
What is the acceptable period of mourning in Buddhism?
In Buddhism, the mourning period can last up to 49 days, with prayers held every seven days to aid the soul’s journey into the afterlife. Families also avoid celebrations until the 100th day following their loved one’s passing.
What happens after the Buddhist funeral service in Singapore?
After cremation, families will need to decide on the final resting place for the ashes. This may include purchasing a private columbarium niche or applying for a government columbarium. Our Funeral Directors can assist with the necessary arrangements and applications.
Planning the niche in advance helps families better manage their time during the wake and make more informed budgeting decisions.