Christian or Catholic funeral services can be held in churches or sanctuaries, depending on the availability of the respective churches for the funeral service, and Envoy has a good relationship with the churches and can help the families. For the Catholic Church, the Catholic funeral service is usually held in the Cathedral of the deceased, while for the Christian Church, the deceased can inquire the church of the deceased. It is worth mentioning that a few churches are able to hold memorial services (a type of funeral service) for the deceased who have no religious affiliation (commonly known as Protestantism).

The biggest difference is the cost and the time required for the ceremony. Funeral services at funeral parlors or churches have different rituals and ceremonies according to different religions, and take longer than those held in hospitals or mortuaries (commonly known as “hospital outpatients”). For one thing, there is a time limit for the use of the facilities in hospitals, usually 20 to 30 minutes, but some hospitals can also lend the use of chapels for holding ceremonies. Secondly, the ceremonies and procedures are shorter and simpler than those in funeral parlors and churches. The cost depends on the service chosen by the family and the religion of the deceased, e.g. the family can hire a Buddhist priest, a Buddhist monk, a priest or a pastor to conduct the ceremony for the deceased.

Although Blessing Packet and Thank You Packet are a product of traditional Chinese culture, given that Hong Kong is a Chinese society, it is generally recommended to distribute blessing envelopes with double-digit amount of money instead of giving red packets to the guests to take home, even if they are of Western religious beliefs.

However, family members may decide whether to distribute lucky money or blessing envelopes according to the church's practice.

A Sabbath service is led by a pastor or evangelist, and the program usually includes a mass, invocation, singing, Bible reading, sharing with family members, prayer and blessing led by the pastor or evangelist, and a viewing of the remains, etc. The Sabbath service will be conducted by the pastor or evangelist.

It is possible to send wreaths, plaques or baskets of flowers, but it depends on the wishes of the family. If the family does not wish to receive the money, they can choose to send wreaths, plaques or baskets of flowers as a gesture of sympathy.

Generally, friends and relatives can wear plain colors, i.e. black, white and grey, and the overall performance is dignified and solemn, but should not wear revealing clothes.。