Packages

A Buddhist funeral service is a ceremony rooted in the principles of Buddhism, focusing on the peaceful transition of the deceased’s consciousness and providing comfort for the grieving family. It emphasizes the concepts of impermanence, karma, and rebirth.

• Simplicity & Serenity – The service is usually calm,
  respectful, and conducted with chanting.
• Chanting & Prayers – Monks or family members recite
  sutras to guide the deceased’s spirit towards peace and good
  rebirth.
• Offerings – Incense, candles, flowers, fruits, and sometimes food are placed before a Buddha statue or altar.
• Merit-making – Acts of kindness (donations, feeding the
  poor, temple offerings) are done in memory of the deceased.
• White as Mourning Colour – Family often wears white or
  light-coloured attire.
• Cremation or Burial – Both are acceptable, depending on
  tradition and family choice.