Funeral Flowers Singapore — Delivered with Care, 24 Hours a Day
Condolence wreaths, sympathy flower stands and casket sprays — hand-arranged in our Singapore studio and delivered directly to wakes, funeral parlours and homes, at any hour.”
Sending flowers to a wake is one of the most emotionally difficult gestures anyone has to make — and it’s usually done in a rush, often late at night, often through tears. We understand that. For our team, every condolence order is treated as the most important one we’ll fill that day.
Wakes in Singapore often run through the night and next-day arrangements need to be placed while the decisions are still being made. Our florists are on-call around the clock. Call or WhatsApp us at any hour — we reply within 15 minutes.
Buddhist and Taoist wakes traditionally use white and yellow chrysanthemums, with plain signage. Christian services typically include lilies, roses and orchids. Muslim and Hindu etiquette differs again — and flowers may not always be appropriate. Our team has delivered to wakes across every tradition in Singapore. We’ll advise you quietly, never assume, and arrange accordingly.
Singapore Casket, Mount Vernon Sanctuary, Woodlands Memorial, Mandai, Singapore Funeral Parlour Sin Ming Funeral Parlour , HDB void decks — we know the entry protocols, the setup timings, and the staff at the major parlours. Your stand is hand-delivered by our own team, not left with a third-party courier.
The message on the greeting card matters — tradition, title, and relationship all affect what’s appropriate. If you’re unsure what to write, we’ll help you get it right. We offer template wording in English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil, and we’ll proofread before printing so nothing is misspelled.
Every condolence arrangement we offer is designed to carry respect, dignity, and the unsaid things between you and the family.
Our most-ordered category. Standing floral tributes, usually placed at the entrance or alongside the casket, carrying your message of condolence. Price from $68. Suitable for all faiths.
For Christian and Catholic services. Our cross wreaths are designed with white roses, lilies and chrysanthemums — the traditional palette for a Christian farewell. Standing or coffin top cross available.
Floral arrangement placed directly on top of the casket — usually ordered by the immediate family. We design casket sprays in white, cream and soft colours, proportioned to the casket size, and delivered for the service set-up.
Shop Coffin TopWhat’s appropriate at a wake varies significantly by religion, dialect group, and sometimes the specific family. We’ve put together the quick guidance below — but if you’re unsure, message us with the venue and we’ll confirm what’s right.
White and yellow are the traditional colours; chrysanthemums are the most common flower. Flower stands are widely expected and placed along the entrance. Sashes are typically in white or yellow with black lettering. Avoid red flowers — they carry celebratory meaning in Chinese culture.
White and soft colours predominate — lilies, roses, orchids and chrysanthemums are all appropriate. Cross-shaped wreaths and floral crosses are traditional choices. Wake services in Singapore are commonly held at church halls and parlours; our team delivers to all.
Flowers are welcomed, especially jasmine, marigold and white chrysanthemums. Elaborate Western-style stands are less common; simpler garlands and floral arrangements are more traditional. We’ll design to the family’s preference and the venue.
Flowers are generally NOT sent to Muslim funerals in Singapore. A quiet visit, a card, or a donation to charity in the deceased’s name is typically more appropriate. If you’re unsure whether flowers are welcomed, we’ll advise you before taking the order — no charge for the conversation.
Flowers are welcomed and common. White flowers, garlands and simple arrangements are most appropriate. We’ll coordinate delivery with the gurdwara or family home.
Venue name, address, service type, timing, and the deceased’s name (or the family name for the sash). If you don’t have all the details, we’ll help you find them — or work with what you have.
Pick from our flower stands, wreaths or casket sprays online. If you’re not sure, call us and we’ll recommend based on the venue, the faith of the service, and your relationship to the deceased.
Your name, company name, or family name goes on the sash. We provide template wording in English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil. We’ll proofread before printing — wake sympathy message card with typos cannot be re-sent in time.
Our florists set up the stand or wreath at the venue ourselves, not through a third-party courier. You receive a email/photo confirmation the moment it’s placed. For same-day wake delivery, order at least 4 hours before the service starts; for urgent cases, call us — we’ll do our best to make it work.
Browse every condolence flower stand, wreath and casket spray we offer. All available for same-day delivery to funeral parlours across Singapore.”
We offer 24/7 ordering and same-day delivery to every funeral parlour in Singapore. For the fastest delivery, call us directly on +65 6988 7427 — urgent orders can often be fulfilled within 3 hours during business hours, and within 4–6 hours overnight.
White and yellow chrysanthemums are the traditional choices, often arranged in standing flower stands with a white or yellow sash. Avoid red flowers — red is a celebratory colour in Chinese culture and inappropriate for a wake. We design all our Buddhist and Taoist funeral stands to traditional standards.
A funeral flower stand is a tall standing tribute placed at the wake entrance or beside the casket, usually sent by friends, colleagues or business contacts. A wreath is a circular or heart-shaped floral tribute, often laid at the service or graveside. A casket spray is the arrangement placed directly on top of the casket — typically ordered by immediate family.
At That Flower Shop, funeral flower stands start at $68. Free islandwide delivery.
The card typically includes your name, your company name (if sending professionally), and a short message of condolence — commonly ‘With deepest sympathy,’ ‘In loving memory,’ or a Chinese/Malay/Tamil equivalent. We provide template wording in all four languages and proofread every sash before printing.
Yes — to all of them. We regularly deliver to Singapore Casket, Mount Vernon, Mandai, Singapore Funeral Group, church halls, HDB void deck wakes, and private homes. Our florists set the arrangement up at the venue ourselves; you receive photo confirmation once it’s placed.
Yes. For wakes tonight, call or WhatsApp us immediately on +65 6988 7427. As long as we have at least 3 hours before the service, we can usually make it happen. Even shorter notice — call us anyway. Our team is on-call 24/7 and we’ve pulled off many last-minute deliveries.