Eternal Care, Compassionate Planning
Guiding you through with dignity and respect
About Us
Eternal Funeral Services (富满殡葬策划礼仪) is dedicated to providing compassionate and professional funeral services.
Our team is committed to supporting families during their time of loss with sensitivity and respect.
We strive to ensure every aspect of the funeral process is handled with utmost care and attention, reflecting the wishes and honoring the memory of loved ones.
Trust us to help you navigate these challenging moments with dignity and grace.
Our team is committed to supporting families during their time of loss with sensitivity and respect.
We strive to ensure every aspect of the funeral process is handled with utmost care and attention, reflecting the wishes and honoring the memory of loved ones.
Trust us to help you navigate these challenging moments with dignity and grace.
Funeral Services
For immediate assistance, please call 8608 0849 or 8877 8077. (24-hrs)
Funeral Packages (FP)
FP - Christian / Catholic / Freethinker (5 Days)
Learn MoreFP - Buddhist (5 Days)
Learn MoreFP - Taoist (5 Days)
Learn MoreFP - Christian / Catholic / Freethinker (5 Days)
FP - Buddhist (5 Days)
FP - Taoist (5 Days)
F.A.Q
What are the types of Funeral Services offered?
We offer a range of religious and non-religious funeral services and packages to suit your needs.
The most common includes:
- Buddhist funeral services
- Taoist funeral services for various dialects
- Free thinker funeral services
- Christian funeral services
- Catholic funeral services
Our funeral directors will assist you throughout the entire process, from arranging the funeral and setting up the wake, to providing guidance and support.
How much is a Funeral Service in Singapore?
Funeral service costs can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the length of the wake, the selected package, religious practices, and the preferences of the family.
In Singapore, funeral services are highly customisable, and overall expenses are often influenced by the wake location, whether it is held at a private home, an HDB void deck, or a funeral parlour.
What should I do when a loved one passed away?
- Call our 24-hour service line at 8608 0849 or 8877 8077.
We will guide you through the necessary steps.
- Decide on the appropriate religious funeral for the deceased.
- If the deceased is at home:
Inform us and we will arrange for a doctor to attend. - If the deceased is in hospital:
The doctor will issue the Certificate of Cause of Death (CCOD). You will then need to proceed to the A&E department to obtain the death certificate. - Prepare clothing for your loved one to wear in the coffin. Please bring it to our first meeting.
- Select a photo for enlargement to display at the funeral wake.
- Decide on the final resting place for your loved one.
- Set a funeral budget that you are comfortable with.
Our goal is to relieve financial stress so that you and your family can focus on grieving and spending meaningful time together during this pivotal moment.
How do I book the void deck or multi-purpose hall for a funeral wake in Singapore?
We will assist the family in contacting the Town Council or EMSU to check availability and secure the wake venue, providing all the necessary details.
We understand that this process can feel overwhelming, especially during a time of grief.
Our Funeral Directors will guide you through every step, offering clear and supportive instructions to make the administrative process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
We understand that this process can feel overwhelming, especially during a time of grief.
Our Funeral Directors will guide you through every step, offering clear and supportive instructions to make the administrative process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
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