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Tips & Guidelines On Planning Asian Funerals

Asian funerals bring a different meaning and approach to how people bid their final farewell to a loved one. Although the key ingredients are generally the same, certain cultures in Asia bring different traditions, customs and approaches to funerals and ceremonies. Understanding the unique aspects and elements that these religions, in particular, Sikh and Hindu… Continue reading Tips & Guidelines On Planning Asian Funerals

Hindu Funeral Traditions

Hindu funerals are marked by unique and beautiful traditions that reflect the belief that life is eternal and death is merely a transition from one life to another. These customs have been practised for centuries and are observed today in India and worldwide. In India, Hindu funeral services typically occur within 24 hours of the… Continue reading Hindu Funeral Traditions

What To Expect At A Sikh Funeral: Beliefs, Traditions, And Customs

A Sikh funeral is a sacred occasion that honours the deceased’s life in accordance with Sikh beliefs, traditions, and customs. As a faith originating from the Punjab, in the northwestern region of India, Sikhism is characterised by reincarnation, karma, contentment and love. As part of marking the culture, Sikh funerals pay homage to their values… Continue reading What To Expect At A Sikh Funeral: Beliefs, Traditions, And Customs

5 Things To Look For In An Asian Funeral Director

Choosing a funeral director for an Asian funeral can feel daunting – it is an emotional time to make such an important decision. Much emphasis lies on traditions, cultural significance and religion, and the task can feel overwhelming. The truth is, by finding the proper support from the start, you can feel assured that you… Continue reading 5 Things To Look For In An Asian Funeral Director

What Happens At A Sikh Funeral?

Several components of a Sikh funeral wholeheartedly honour the traditions and culture that Sikhs follow throughout their lives.  Though not always possible, Sikhs try to hold the funeral as quickly as possible after the person has passed (usually three days). Beliefs The Sikh religion originates from the Punjab, located in northwest India. The language spoken… Continue reading What Happens At A Sikh Funeral?

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