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Buddhist Ceremony Service
In Hong Kong, Buddhist Funeral Service is a highly respected ceremony that demonstrates respect for the deceased and provides spiritual comfort to the family. Our company specializes in providing funeral services in accordance with Buddhist traditions, ensuring that every detail is in line with Buddhist teachings and rituals.
Buddhist funerals emphasize inner peace and awareness of the cycle of life. Through sutra recitation, flower offerings, and incense ceremonies, we help families and friends remember the deceased while accepting the natural laws of life and death with a sense of peace of mind. Our Buddhist funeral services include professional priests and an experienced team to assist in all Buddhist funeral ceremonies, ensuring that the entire process is dignified, respectful and without losing the spirit of tradition.
HK$16,800~HK29,800
Service at the Hospital or Mortuary
Funeral Vigilat Funeral Parlor
Casket and Accessories
Casket
Nameplate
Casket Lining
Casket Blanket
Nameplate
Pillow
Blanket
Mourning cloth and accessories
Filial piety
Mourning flowers/ mourning belts
Portrait and design
Remaining photo with frame
Obituary
Electronic notice
Ceremony Arrangement
Vigil Ceremony and Burial
Chanting Ceremony for Sealing the Coffin
Offering of Incense to Buddha
Vegetarian Offering before the Spirit
Offering of Five Fruits to Buddha
Fresh Flowers
Funeral accessories
Sign book
Record book
Thank you packet
Blessing packet
Cleaning of bad spirit with pomelo leaf and fire
Gold and Silver Mouth Beads
Transit
Hearse
Shuttle
Buddhist funeral services include
Working Team
MC / Cantor
Monk
Make-up Artist
Pallbearer Team
Retrieving permit
Documents Processing
Arranging death certificate
Church Funeral Services by Paradise
Our Buddhist Funeral Ceremony is conducted by a Hong Kong Bhikkhuni or Monk Venerable who performs the Dharma Chanting and Sealing of the coffin. Upon the death of a Buddhist convert, volunteers from the Buddhist hall of his/her respective dojo/college will also form a chanting group to assist in the chanting at the funeral parlor.
On the night of the wake, senior monks will recite the “Three Times Chanting”, which means that the Buddha's power will be transferred to the deceased, while bhikkhunis will scatter flowers and release fireworks, and recite the Sutra of the Inverted Head, so that the deceased can be reborn under the Buddha's power or be reborn in the Pure Land.
Buddhist Funeral Procedures Led by Dharma Masters
Buddhist funeral rituals arranged by En Fu Funeral Services are led by virtuous Dharma Masters (monks or nuns). They facilitate the dedication of merit (Hui Xiang) for the deceased to assist in their rebirth into the Pure Land. The following are the core steps of the Buddhist funeral process
Near Death / Placement of the BodyWe facilitate 8–12 hours of Assisted Chanting ("Namo Amitabha") while the body rests undisturbed. This crucial Buddhist ritual helps the deceased maintain Right Mindfulness for rebirth in the Pure Land, often supported by volunteers from their affiliated temple.
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Setting up the Altar / The Wake (Vigil)
A solemn altar is set with vegetarian offerings. High monks perform the Thrice Yearning (San Shi Xi Nian) to transfer merit, while Bhikkhunis conduct the Yankou ritual ("Releasing the Burning Mouth"). These scriptures guide the deceased toward rebirth in the Pure Land.
Encoffining (Placing into the Casket)
Dharma Talk & Coffin Sealing: A virtuous master delivers a sermon to help the deceased let go of attachments and eliminate karmic obstacles. This ritual stands as a deeply solemn and pivotal moment in the Buddhist funeral process.
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Funeral Procession / Farewell CeremonyMemorial & Send-off: Masters lead chanting to dedicate merits (Hui Xiang) during the solemn Family and Public Memorials. We encourage families to maintain Right Mindfulness rather than excessive grief, ensuring a dignified transition for the deceased.
Cremation / Placement of Spirit Tablet
Final Farewell & Follow-up: Includes chanting at the cremation or burial site. Subsequent rituals like Doing the Sevens (Zuō Qī) and the 100 Days often feature the Ksitigarbha Sutra, completing the full cycle of the Buddhist funeral.
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Whether you choose to hold your Buddhist funeral service in a hospital or at another venue, we offer a complete range of services, including preparation before, during and after the Buddhist funeral service. In addition, we offer personalized Buddhist funeral service options to meet the specific needs and wishes of different families, ensuring that the ceremony is unique and meaningful.
Choose our Buddhist Funeral Ceremony Hong Kong service to pay your final respects and blessings to your loved ones with Buddhist elegance and serenity. On the night of the wake, senior monks will recite the Three Hour Prayer, which means the transition of the Buddha's power to the deceased, and bhikkhunis will scatter flowers and release fireworks, and recite the Sutra of the Inverted Head, so that the deceased can be reborn under the Buddha's power or be reborn in the Pure Land.
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