Christian Funeral Service Packages Singapore
Affordable Christian funeral packages from $5,388. Call us at +65 9380 5592.
What’s Included in Our Most Valued Christian Peace Funeral Package?
At A.LifeGrad Funeral Services, our Christian Peace Funeral Package offers a complete 3-day funeral service that follows your denominations and beliefs, with professional support at every step.
$5,388 (3 Days)
$200 Per Additional Day
- 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
- Basic coffin with viewing window
- 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 christian backdrop decoration (pop up banner)
- General lighting
- Safebox
- Condolence record book/pens
- Funeral notice
- Power point for charging
- Photo wreath
- Altar flower (2 Pairs)
- PA system with mixer and soundman on last night prayer
- Enlarged photo with wooden frame
- 6 passport size photo
- Funeral assistant
- Funeral hearse
- Single 40 seater bus (2 ways)
- 20 small towel set for guest
- Ash collection assistance
- Ash collection items
- Snacks
- Drinks
- Funeral necessities
What To Consider When Contacting Funeral Director for Christian Funeral?
- Where do you want the funeral wake to be held?
- Do you prefer cremation or burial?
- How long do you want the wake duration to be?
- What is the preferred clothing for deceased?
- Do you have a photo of the deceased for enlargement?
- Any special hymn, sermon requirements?
- Do you have the necessary death certificate and NRIC?
Compassionate Christian Funeral Services in Singapore
A.LifeGrad Funeral offers thoughtfully prepared package to honour Christian values and traditions. We strive to organise a dignified farewell for your loved one, with prompt, compassionate support every step of the way.
Why Select A.LifeGrad Christian Funeral Packages?
What Are The Traditions of Christian Funerals in Singapore?
Once the body is at the cemetery or crematorium for committal service, the pastor will offer the final blessings. Afterwards, a reception or meal can be arranged to share memories and offer condolences during this difficult time. Hymn and prayer readings are continuously carried out throughout the ceremony to assist the soul of the departed on their journey.
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Plan a Heartfelt Christian Funeral with A.LifeGrad
Let us help you create a meaningful and dignified farewell for your loved one that honours Christian beliefs while offering personalised care.
Frequently Asked Questions For Christian Funerals
While a Christian funeral ceremony is typically held for two or three days after the death of a loved one, it can also be held up to a week afterwards. However it is not usually held on Sundays.
Christian funerals feature certain ceremonial components that families observe diligently before laying their loved ones to rest, regardless of denomination. This can also affect the duration of the service.
When attending a Christian funeral, it is best to wear modest, smart clothing in black or dark colours. Bright or colourful attire is generally discouraged. While head coverings are not required, it is respectful to wear clothes that cover the knees and shoulders, helping mourners blend in appropriately.
Sympathy gifts, be it flowers or a card, are not required, but they are accepted and often appreciated at Christian funerals. They allow visitors to express their love and respect for the deceased while also offering consolation to the mourning family members.
Flowers, in general, symbolise growth, a new beginning, and moving forward. In addition to flowers, guests can present sympathy cards, food, memorial items, and even donations to honour the death of the loved one.
Christian funeral customs are a set of beliefs and practices that must be observed when a loved one passes away. They consist of prayers, bible readings, and eulogies presented throughout the funeral service, as well as the rite of committal.
All of these customs and rituals are intended to help the soul of the deceased enter the afterlife while also comforting and supporting the grieving.
Christian funerals are tailored to the wishes of the deceased or the bereaved family. As reliable funeral directors in Singapore, we offer customised Christian funeral packages to meet these needs. The service will take place in a family home, a funeral parlour, a void deck, or a church, as well as a cemetery or crematorium. Before the funeral, friends and family will gather for a wake to share memories of the deceased as a tradition. They will also pray, conduct a sermon, sing hymns, read poems, play music, and have a family member or friend deliver an eulogy as a tribute to the deceased.
A Christian funeral ceremony typically lasts about an hour but may be longer if a funeral mass is included. While not common, adding a mass extends the service by at least 30 minutes, during which the priest conducts the Eucharist Prayer and Holy Communion.
The rite of committal, the final part of a Christian funeral, takes place at the cemetery or burial site. During this ceremony, the priest formally lays the deceased to rest, allowing mourners to say their final farewell.
Traditionally, Christianity prefers burial over cremation, as cremation conflicts with beliefs about the afterlife and resurrection. However, with limited burial space in Singapore, cremation is increasingly common among Christians. When cremation occurs, churches usually request that ashes be buried rather than scattered.
Christians often observe a 40-day mourning period after the funeral. At its conclusion, they may hold a memorial service for the departed, which can be a private or invited gathering, similar to a funeral wake, with activities and refreshments for guests.