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Buddhist funeral at a parlour

A quiet, private setting for families who prefer not to hold the wake at home.

A funeral parlour offers a private, air-conditioned hall for a Buddhist wake — a calm, self-contained setting for families who live in private property, or who simply prefer not to hold the wake at a void deck. Singapore has several 24-hour parlours, each priced by seating capacity and amenities.

What is included

Our parlour package starts from S$4,588, plus the parlour’s hall rental. It covers the same complete care as our other packages:

Choosing a parlour

We help you select a suitable parlour based on the number of guests you expect and the amenities you would like. Parlour wakes can also have set visitation hours, which your family can specify. Prefer a community setting? Compare it with an HDB void deck wake.

Funeral parlour packagefrom S$4,588
Hall rentalcharged at cost

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a Buddhist funeral at a parlour?
Our funeral parlour package starts from S$4,588, plus the parlour’s hall rental, which is charged at cost. We help you choose a suitable hall based on your expected guest numbers.
Why choose a parlour over a void deck?
A parlour is private and air-conditioned, ideal for families in private property or those who prefer a quieter, self-contained setting. A void deck is the traditional community wake, held close to home.
Can I set visitation hours at a parlour?
Yes. Unlike a void deck wake, which is generally open around the clock, a parlour wake can have visitation hours that your family specifies.

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