About this service
Honouring ancestral reverence and the journey forward
Taoist funerals are rich in ritual and ancestral respect. Our experienced directors coordinate the priests, the paper offerings and the soul-guidance rites, honouring your family’s dialect customs at every step.
Because every part is carried out by our own people, the ceremony flows properly from beginning to end, with nothing left uncertain for your family.
Transparent pricing
A clear price, given upfront
Every package is itemised and tailored to your family before anything begins. No hidden costs, and no pressure to spend more. The price you are given is the real, full cost, direct from the team who carries out the work.
Not inclusive of: Funeral attire · Buffet catering · Niches · Marble plaques & urn · Ceremonial joss & paper materials · Prayer offerings · Sea burial · Inland ash scattering.
What the package includes
Every detail, itemised in full
This is the complete Taoist funeral package, exactly as it is carried out. Nothing here is an add-on or an upsell, it is what your family receives.
Embalming & Casket
- Collection & transportation of the deceased
- 4-sided half-glass cremation casket
- Embalming & make-up service
- Mandai cremation fee & ash collection service
Preparation of the Funeral Venue
- Tentage & carpets
- 10 round tables, 100 chairs, 15 square tables, 6 fans, air-cooler
- Safe box & condolence record book
- Taoist backdrop & Taoism setup
- 1 floral frame with 2 fresh table flowers (altar)
- 10R photo enlargement with 6 passport-size photos
Taoist Prayer Ritual
- Taoist encoffin prayer (Day 1)
- Taoist chanting & prayer ritual on the last evening
- Funeral & cremation-site prayer on funeral day
Ceremonial Prayer Items
- Heaven & Earth blanket & pearl for the deceased
- Funeral badges
- Funeral notice (obituary)
Funerary Paper Items & Products
- 6ft paper house with gold & silver mountains
- 1 pair of paper dolls
- 1 pair of lanterns
- Metal cage for burning of paper products
Toilet & Refreshments
- Mobile toilet
- Standing fridge
- Mineral water, packet drinks, sweets & snacks (3 cartons each for 3 days, 5 for 5 days)
Funeral Day
- Professional service team in full suit
- 45-seater bus transportation (round trip)
- Funeral hearse
- Gift bags & small towels for guests at the send-off
After-Care Service
- Floral water setup station outside the wake venue
- Post-funeral customary prayer advice
Recent farewells
Taoist funerals we have carried out
Traditional Taoist rites our own team has carried out, from the wake beneath the 奠 character to the burning of the paper offerings.
The team you speak to is the team that does the work
Every part of the farewell is carried out in-house by our own people, so the care stays consistent from the first call to the final rites. No middlemen, and no markups added on the way to you.
Honest pricing, direct from the people who carry it out.
Questions families ask
Frequently asked questions
What makes a Taoist funeral different?
Taoist funerals place strong emphasis on ancestral reverence and often involve more elaborate ritual elements and specific spiritual practices.
Can you honour our dialect traditions?
Yes. We respect Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese and other dialect customs within Taoist practice, and we shape the rites around your family.
How involved are the priests?
Taoist priests guide the family through the rituals, perform the ceremonies, and ensure the spiritual requirements are honoured properly.
How much does a Taoist funeral cost in Singapore?
A Taoist funeral with Funeral Home Team starts from $9,688 over three days, itemised in full before anything begins. Taoist rites are more elaborate, and the cost reflects the priests, the paper offerings and the ceremonies your family observes.
How long does a Taoist funeral last?
Most Taoist wakes run over three or five days, shaped around your family’s dialect customs and the rites to be performed. We coordinate the priests and the ceremonies so each day unfolds properly.
What are the paper offerings in a Taoist funeral for?
Paper offerings, such as a paper house, car and money, are burned to provide for the loved one in the afterlife. We prepare and arrange these according to your family’s dialect traditions.
Do you follow Hokkien, Teochew or Cantonese customs?
Yes. Taoist rites vary by dialect group, and we honour Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, Hakka and other customs, coordinating the priests who know your family’s traditions.
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.