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Ang Brothers Funeral Services Singapore

Serangoon, North-East

About Ang Brothers Funeral Services Singapore

Ang Brothers Funeral Services Singapore is a funeral director based in Serangoon, in the North-East region, with an office at 55 Serangoon North Ave 4, #05-05, S9 Building. It arranges Buddhist, Taoist, Christian, Catholic, Soka and free-thinker funerals, and operates 24 hours. According to its website, wakes can be set up at HDB void decks, funeral parlours or private homes.

The firm's website also lists direct cremation, embalming, sea burial, inland ash scattering, grave exhumation, international repatriation and funeral pre-planning. Its packages are organised by faith, ranging from a direct cremation option called Direct Farewell to named tributes for each religion it serves. The firm states that it makes paper offerings in its own workshop.

Services

Direct cremationVoid deck wakesParlour wakesSea burial (ash scattering)RepatriationEmbalming

Written by us from the firm's own website and public records. Firms can claim this listing to correct it.

Religions served

Based on the funeral packages and services listed on the firm's own website. Each tag links to the page it came from.

Funeral packages

As published on the firm's website on 30 Sep 2026, cheapest first. Prices change and what's included varies, so check the firm's page before deciding.

  • Direct Farewell A direct cremation with no wake. The firm collects and prepares the deceased, arranges the cremation and returns the ashes to the family.
    from S$1,400 source ↗
  • Repatriation International transfer of the deceased into or out of Singapore, with documents, transport and coordination handled.
    from S$2,000 source ↗
  • Simplified Basic Buddhist Package Buddhist · 3 days Collection, washing and dressing, a basic polished wood casket, Mandai cremation with fee, a simplified Buddhist altar and wake setup at a void deck, parlour or home, one monk at each of four chanting sessions, full glass hearse and 5 sets of mourning attire. Paper products, post-funeral chanting, night caretaker, draped satin covers, mobile toilet and fridge are not included.
    from S$4,688 source ↗
  • Soka Gratitude Soka · 3 days A half glass casket, Mandai cremation permit, slot and fee, void deck enclosure with fans, lighting and air coolers, standard Soka decoration and casket area set for member-led chanting, and a glass hearse.
    from S$4,888 source ↗
  • Christian Graceful Tribute Christian · 3 days A half glass casket, Mandai cremation permit, slot and fee, void deck enclosure with fans, lighting and air coolers, Christian decoration, a sound system for the memorial service, and a glass hearse.
    from S$5,388 source ↗
  • Catholic Graceful Tribute Catholic · 3 days A half glass casket, Mandai cremation permit, slot and fee, void deck enclosure with fans, lighting and air coolers, Catholic decoration, holy water and prayer books for the vigil, Requiem Mass coordination with the parish, and a glass hearse.
    from S$5,388 source ↗
  • Free Thinker Graceful Tribute Free-thinker · 3 days A half glass casket, Mandai cremation permit, slot and fee, void deck enclosure with fans, lighting and air coolers, an LED Free Thinker banner and secular decoration, and a glass hearse.
    from S$5,388 source ↗
  • Buddhist Graceful Tribute Buddhist · 3 days Collection, a half glass wooden casket, Mandai cremation with fee, Buddhist altar and wake setup at a void deck, parlour or home, satin-draped tables and chairs, mourning attire, one monk at encoffining, funeral day and cremation plus three monks on the final night, and a full glass hearse.
    from S$5,988 source ↗
  • Taoist Graceful Tribute Taoist · 3 days A superior half glass casket, Mandai cremation with fee, Taoist decoration and wake setup at a void deck, parlour or home, mourning garments, priests for encoffining, final night (3 to 5 priests), funeral day and cremation, paper products including an 8ft paper house and car, and a glass hearse.
    from S$8,888 source ↗

NEA licence

Not on NEA's list of licensed funeral parlours. Singapore has no licence for arranging funerals as such, so this is common. If embalming is needed, ask the firm where it will be done. What NEA licensing means.