For the bereaved family, the passing of a loved one is often difficult to bear. The period of time spanning the wake to interment is extremely emotionally draining as the family has to cope with both the grief of loss and the complexity of handling a funeral. It is therefore very important that the family …
Singaporeans uphold many different customs on the passing of a loved one. It is a hard part of life, albeit a necessary one, and therefore it doesn’t have to be shrouded in mystery and discussed in low tones. The emergence of the Funeral Directorship industry has made it significantly easier for bereaved families to deal …
Funeral Flowers, Wreaths and 7 More Necessities for a Singapore Funeral Read More »
The emergence of a new industry to cater for planning and executions of funerals in Singapore comes not a moment too soon. These service providers can do everything relating to the funeral of a loved one who has passed on. They can take charge of all aspects, from pre-planning endeavors to writing of wills and …
Funeral Directors in Singapore – Handling All Aspects of Funeral Services Read More »
Singapore today mainly consists of the following races: Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasians, and each of the races have their own set of religion and practices, which includes Hinduism, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, Taoism, Jainism, Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, and the Baha’i Faith (information credit to the Inter-Religious Organisation Singapore). With the vast number of religions here, needless to say, funeral practices …