Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, Hakka and Hainanese families each keep their own rites. Choose your family's tradition to see how it is honoured.
A Taoist send-off is not one tradition but many. Singapore's Taoist families come from several dialect groups, and each keeps its own rites, chanting and offerings. We ask about your family's tradition and arrange the priests and the ceremony to match, so nothing feels unfamiliar.
The largest Taoist tradition in Singapore, arranged in full by a team that has walked beside Hokkien families for 65 years.
Read more →Among the most elaborate and traditional of Taoist send-offs, arranged with the care the Teochew rites deserve.
Read more →Cantonese Taoist rites, with their own customs and cadence, arranged in keeping with your family’s practice.
Read more →Hakka traditions lean toward the simple and the dignified. We honour them with the same care as any rite.
Read more →The Hainanese community keeps its own Taoist customs, honoured with the same priests, rites and offerings.
Read more →Ang Brothers Funeral Services arranges Taoist funerals for Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, Hakka and Hainanese families. A dialect name does not tell us every custom your family observes, so we confirm the requested rites with you and the priest.
See an example of Hokkien final-night rites arranged by Ang Brothers, or compare our Taoist funeral prices and venue charges.
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