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Celebrating Life,
Remembering Stories
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The Life Celebrant | 心篇章 (TLC) offers meaningful and comprehensive funeral service packages that are customised to the wishes of the departed and the needs of the family. We help to minimise the stress of logistical matters that the family has to go through during the funeral wake and provide the often-forgotten psychological and emotional support for the bereaved families.
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When Death Occurs
During a time of grief and trauma when you may not be prepared to think of paperwork or the next steps, simply call us at +65 6684 8488 (24-hour hotline) and The Life Celebrant (TLC) care team will take care of all that is necessary and gently guide you through the process of your loved one’s final journey.
Regardless of whether your loved one passed away in a hospital, hospice or at home, we will head there to transfer your dearly departed into our care. You will not need to worry about the documents to bring along. Let us we guide you through the process while you grieve, from funeral and casket arrangements to burial or cremation services in Singapore tailored to the family's needs.
Our experienced Funeral Directors will hold a discussion with you - the family members or close friends - to understand your preferences for type of wake, religions, each family member’s roles and other logistical matters.
In the event your loved one passed away overseas, or if the departed is a foreigner, we are able to assist with comprehensive funeral repatriation or expatriation services.
For foreigners who passed away in Singapore, you may choose to have a funeral ceremony here in Singapore followed by cremation, after which we will send the ashes back home. Alternatively we can embalm and repatriate your loved one back to your hometown for the necessary ceremonies.
Regardless of whether your loved one passed away in a hospital, hospice or at home, we will head there to transfer your dearly departed into our care. You will not need to worry about the documents to bring along. Let us we guide you through the process while you grieve, from funeral and casket arrangements to burial or cremation services in Singapore tailored to the family's needs.
Our experienced Funeral Directors will hold a discussion with you - the family members or close friends - to understand your preferences for type of wake, religions, each family member’s roles and other logistical matters.
In the event your loved one passed away overseas, or if the departed is a foreigner, we are able to assist with comprehensive funeral repatriation or expatriation services.
For foreigners who passed away in Singapore, you may choose to have a funeral ceremony here in Singapore followed by cremation, after which we will send the ashes back home. Alternatively we can embalm and repatriate your loved one back to your hometown for the necessary ceremonies.
Services by TLC
1. How much is the price of a funeral service in Singapore?
The price of funeral services in Singapore can vary greatly on a case-by-case basis, it depends on several factors, such as how many days the wake lasts for, the religion rites required, the casket ordered and the nuanced needs of the dearly departed and the bereaved family.
It is recommended that you contact us for a non-obligated quote to get a better gauge on the price of what you are looking for in a funeral package.
2. What kind of funeral services and packages does TLC offer?
TLC offers a wide range of funeral services and packages in Singapore, including:
3. Can TLC help me liase with funeral parlours for burial or cremation preparation?
Yes. TLC will walk with you every step of the way for all funeral preparations, including liaising with funeral parlours in Singapore. We also offer funeral pre-planning services for those looking to take the load off their family and friends in the distant future.
4. How do I post an obituary in Singapore newspapers?
Simply let us know that you would like to post an obituary and our Funeral Directors will assist you in liaising with the relevant publishers. You can choose to have your obituary posted in The Straits Times, The Sunday Times, Today Newspaper, Lianhe Zaobao, Lianhe Wanbao, Shin Min Daily News, Berita Harian, Berita Minggu, and Tamil Murasu.
5. How do I book the void deck or multi- purpose space for a funeral service in Singapore?
To put it simply, you will have to visit the town council with verifiable documents that prove you live in the block you want to book. We understand that the process may be a little confusing, especially amidst a time of grief. Our Funeral Directors will aid you in this regard as well and offer clear step-by-step guidance on how to book a space in the appropriate residential area.
The price of funeral services in Singapore can vary greatly on a case-by-case basis, it depends on several factors, such as how many days the wake lasts for, the religion rites required, the casket ordered and the nuanced needs of the dearly departed and the bereaved family.
It is recommended that you contact us for a non-obligated quote to get a better gauge on the price of what you are looking for in a funeral package.
2. What kind of funeral services and packages does TLC offer?
TLC offers a wide range of funeral services and packages in Singapore, including:
- Buddhist Funeral Services
- Taoist Funeral Services
- Soka Funeral Services
- Catholic Funeral Services
- Christian Funeral Services
- Non-Religious Funeral Services
- Child Funeral Services
3. Can TLC help me liase with funeral parlours for burial or cremation preparation?
Yes. TLC will walk with you every step of the way for all funeral preparations, including liaising with funeral parlours in Singapore. We also offer funeral pre-planning services for those looking to take the load off their family and friends in the distant future.
4. How do I post an obituary in Singapore newspapers?
Simply let us know that you would like to post an obituary and our Funeral Directors will assist you in liaising with the relevant publishers. You can choose to have your obituary posted in The Straits Times, The Sunday Times, Today Newspaper, Lianhe Zaobao, Lianhe Wanbao, Shin Min Daily News, Berita Harian, Berita Minggu, and Tamil Murasu.
5. How do I book the void deck or multi- purpose space for a funeral service in Singapore?
To put it simply, you will have to visit the town council with verifiable documents that prove you live in the block you want to book. We understand that the process may be a little confusing, especially amidst a time of grief. Our Funeral Directors will aid you in this regard as well and offer clear step-by-step guidance on how to book a space in the appropriate residential area.
