Condolences

Serene floral wreaths to express your deepest condolences, a gesture of respect in times of shared grief. Convey your heartfelt sympathy during a time of loss with calming floral tributes of comforting thoughts. Timeless designs to provide solace with a calming sense of tranquillity. Personalised Standing Tributes and Gospel Wreaths for times when words fail to express emotions of the heart. Let the bereaved know that your thoughts are with them and gently give strength to weary hearts during these moments of sorrow.

FAQ

What is an appropriate condolence gift in Singapore?
Flowers, sympathy bouquets and thoughtful condolence gifts are appropriate ways to express support to a grieving family. Choose something respectful and understated, taking the family’s cultural or religious traditions into consideration.

What flowers are suitable for a sympathy bouquet?
White lilies, chrysanthemums, roses and other soft-coloured flowers are commonly selected for sympathy arrangements. The most suitable choice may vary depending on cultural or religious customs and the preferences of the bereaved family.

What colours should I choose for a condolence or sympathy bouquet?
White lilies, chrysanthemums, roses and other soft-coloured flowers are commonly selected for sympathy arrangements, but the colour can also reflect your relationship with the deceased and the family’s preferences. Pink may be meaningful for someone remembered as a sisterly or motherly figure, while yellow may be chosen as a tribute to a cheerful personality when appropriate. Cultural and religious customs should also guide the choice.

What is the difference between a condolence bouquet and a funeral wreath?
A condolence bouquet is generally smaller and can be sent directly to the bereaved family as a personal gesture. Condolence bouquets may also be displayed at wakes, including around the registration or bai jin table. A funeral wreath or flower stand is larger and is usually intended for more prominent display at the wake or funeral venue.

Can I send condolence flowers directly to the bereaved family?
Yes. A sympathy bouquet or condolence arrangement can be sent to the family rather than the wake, particularly when you want to express support personally or cannot attend the funeral.

What should I write in a sympathy flower card?
A short, sincere message is usually best. “With deepest sympathy,” “Thinking of you during this difficult time,” or “Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family” are respectful options.

Can I get same-day condolence bouquet delivery in Singapore?
Same-day delivery may be available for selected condolence bouquets, which can be useful when wake timelines are short. For more urgent orders, Noel Gifts also offers a 98-minute Express Delivery service, subject to driver availability, schedule and route. Check Noel Gifts' delivery schedule for same-day cut-off times and the earliest available timing. For 98-minute Express Delivery, call Customer Service at (+65) 6299 1155 to confirm availability.