After the farewell
A gentle final resting place
Once the cremation is complete and the ashes are collected, many families choose a natural resting place rather than a niche. In Singapore, that usually means inland ash scattering at the Garden of Peace, or a sea burial off our southern waters.
We collect the ashes, arrange the scattering or sea ceremony, and accompany your family through it, keeping everything calm, unhurried and dignified.
How we help
From collection to the final farewell
- Collection of the ashes from Mandai
- Inland ash scattering at the Garden of Peace
- Sea burial arrangements off Singapore
- Guidance on the customs and options
- A calm, unhurried ceremony at your pace
- Support for the family throughout
After the cremation
Ash scattering and sea burial we have carried out
The final farewell, by sea or in the garden, carried out gently by our own team.
The same team, through to the very end
The people who cared for the farewell are the same people who see the ashes to their resting place. Nothing is handed off, so the care stays gentle and consistent.
Honest care, direct from the people who carry it out.
Questions families ask
Frequently asked questions
What is inland ash scattering?
Ashes are scattered in a dedicated garden, the Garden of Peace at Choa Chu Kang, and gently watered in, returning your loved one to nature in a peaceful setting.
How does sea burial work in Singapore?
The ashes are taken out to a designated area off Singapore’s southern islands and committed to the sea, often with flowers and a short ceremony. We arrange the boat and accompany your family.
Can we hold a small ceremony?
Yes. Whether by land or sea, we keep the moment quiet and unhurried, and shape it around what brings your family comfort.
Whenever you are ready, we are here
Call or message any time, day or night. You will reach Glenn or Rainer directly, with no obligation.