Ang Chin Moh Funeral Directors 洪振茂生命礼仪

19/11/2025

💜 Ramay-Ramay: A Peranakan-Themed Charity Dinner 💜

In support of Ambulance Wish Singapore, tonight’s charity dinner was a memorable celebration of culture, compassion, and community. The event showcased the rich heritage of Peranakan culture with captivating performances, traditional music, and vibrant storytelling that brought the evening to life.

Peggy, Eve, and Pei Wen represented the company, joining guests and supporters in an atmosphere filled with warmth and purpose. It was about coming together as a community to hear heartfelt stories from Ambulance Wish Singapore’s beneficiaries and to celebrate our collective ability to make a meaningful difference.

The dinner raised funds for the vulnerable elderly through a charity auction, creating an evening that touched hearts, sparked conversations, and celebrated heritage, generosity, and community. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made the night a beautiful celebration of heritage, generosity, and humanity.

The Great Singapore Give is a nationwide giving campaign that encourages Singaporeans to give back to the community.
If you would like to support this meaningful initiative, you can make a contribution through the link below:
👉 https://www.giving.sg/sg60share/

If you would like to contribute and support Ambulance Wish Singapore, you can make a donation through the link below:
👉 https://www.giving.sg/organisation/profile/ambulancewishsg

10/11/2025

Why Are Muslim Funerals Conducted So Quickly?

In Islam, life and death are both seen as sacred parts of one continuous journey. When a Muslim passes on, the funeral is typically held as soon as possible — often within 24 hours — to honour the deceased and return their soul to Allah swiftly and respectfully.

The funeral rites not only bring comfort to the grieving but also serve as prayers to Allah (God) for mercy and forgiveness for the departed.

While grieving is natural and permitted, it is observed with composure and respect for Allah’s will. Crying is allowed, but excessive displays of sorrow such as wailing, tearing of clothes, or self-harm are discouraged.

At its heart, an Islamic funeral is an act of love and faith — offering comfort to the li

ving and prayers for the departed’s peaceful afterlife.

06/11/2025

🌸 The Last Gift - Allkin Singapore: Funeral Home Tour🌸

On 5 November 2025, we were delighted to welcome Allkin Singapore and their participants brought by Rachael and Rong Ying. This marks our second collaboration with them since our previous workshop in August.

During the tour, our speaker, Marketing Manager, Eve Yap shared the importance of funeral preplanning and addressed common misconceptions, while giving participants an opportunity to explore various funerary products and understand the processes behind them.

Our Managing Director, Mr. Ang Ziqian, concluded the session by sharing his valuable insights and experiences from his years in the profession, emphasizing that preplanning one’s funeral allows families to “Leave Behind Love, Not Regrets.”

A heartfelt thank you to Allkin Singapore, Rachael, Rong Ying, Kei Ng, Corine Low, Kaemon Koh and all the participants for joining us once again for this meaningful and engaging session. We look forward to more opportunities to learn and share together. 💐

05/11/2025

🌸 The Last Gift - 辉煌人生🌸

On 4 November 2025, our Managing Director Mr Ang Ziqian shared his insights at Fei Yue Community Services on the importance of funeral preplanning and how The Last Gift supports families through moments of grief.

Family disputes often arise when a loved one passes without a plan in place, leaving family members overwhelmed by grief and frustration instead of focusing on healing and cherishing those last moments of farewell.

During his talk, Mr Ang highlighted that preplanning is one of the greatest gifts you can give to yourself and your loved ones — offering comfort, clarity, and peace of mind when it matters most.

It perfectly echoes our belief:
“Gift your family peace of mind with funeral preplanning. Plan it your way.”

Thank you Fei Yue Community Services for the warm hospitality and all the attendees that joined us during this wonderful afternoon🌿✨

#辉煌人生

03/11/2025

On 30 October 2025, we welcomed another team of government officials from Taiwan. They are delegates from the Mortuary Services Office of Taichung, Taiwan, led by Deputy Director Peng Tsen-Kai of Civil Affairs Bureau together with Director Ko Hung-Tai, Section Manager Hsu Jia-Hao, and Curator Hung Cheng-Nan.

Our Managing Director, Mr Ang Ziqian, shared an overview of our company and brands, along with insights on cremation processes, funeral services, sea burials with our seashell urn (Passages International, Inc. - Green Funeral Products), and memorial diamonds (Algordanza Singapore 新加坡雅歌丹砂 ) — highlighting how we strive to support families in their moments of remembrance. He also shared the success story of Mount Vernon Sanctuary.

Our guests shared their perspectives on funeral practices and regulations in Taiwan.

It was a meaningful exchange of knowledge and experiences, allowing everyone to learn from one another and broaden our understanding of the evolving funeral landscape and the needs of the people both in Taiwan and Singapore.

2025年10月30日，我們接待第二组來自臺灣的殡葬考察团 — 臺中市生命禮儀管理處的代表團。由民政局彭岑凱副局長帶領，隨行的還有柯宏黛處長、許家豪課長及洪政男館長。

洪振茂生命禮儀集团董事經理洪子謙向來賓介紹洪振茂集團及旗下品牌，並分享了關於火化流程、殯儀服務、以及海葬專用的環保海洋貝殼骨灰瓮，以及紀念鑽石的相關资讯——展現我們致力於幫助家屬在追思摯愛時獲得安慰與意義的努力。同時也分享翡瓏圣所聖所的成功經驗。

來賓們也交流了臺灣在殯葬實務與相關法規的經驗與觀點。

這是一場極具意義的知識與經驗交流，雙方得以相互學習，並進一步加深對臺灣與新加坡殯葬業發展趨勢與民眾需求的理解。

20/10/2025

💛 Happy Diwali! May this Deepavali fill your heart with love, light, and happiness. Wishing you and your family peace and endless blessings. 🕯️

17/10/2025

16/10/2025

🌸 The Last Gift - Learning Journey: A Funeral Home Tour 🌸

Last month, National Library Board, Singapore invited us to share The Last Gift (临终前一份爱的礼物) at Toa Payoh Public Library and Central Public Library. Our speaker Eve Yap guided attendees through the importance of funeral pre-planning—showing how preparing ahead can ease uncertainty, reduce stress on loved ones, and give families peace of mind. The talks also encouraged open conversations about illness and death, reminding us that these topics, though often avoided, are an essential part of caring for the people we love.

Following this, we also hosted 2 other group of participants for exclusive guided tours at our Toa Payoh funeral home on 8 October and 15 October 2025. For many, stepping inside a funeral home is a new experience, and we welcomed them to explore funerary products and processes firsthand. Through these tours, common myths were dispelled, and participants gained a deeper understanding of the care, thought, and professionalism that underpin our work every day.

Both the talks and the tours aimed to create spaces for learning, reflection, and meaningful dialogue. By providing knowledge and firsthand experience, we hope to empower individuals and families to approach end-of-life planning with clarity, confidence, and compassion. After all, planning ahead is not just about logistics—it is about love, care, and giving your family the certainty they deserve. 💙

13/10/2025

Ang Chin Moh Funeral Directors is recognised as a Founding Stakeholder of the Compassionate Communities Singapore (CoCoSG) national movement.

At the CoCoSG Founding Stakeholders Ceremony on 12 October 2025, our Managing Director, Mr Ang Ziqian, received the certificate on behalf of our organisation from Ms Rahayu Mahzam, Minister of State for Health and for the Ministry of Digital Development and Information, who graced the event as Guest of Honour. We were also joined by Ms Gho Sze Kee 吴诗琪, MP and Grassroots Adviser to Mountbatten GROs, who shared about the efforts of Compassionate Communities Mountbatten (CoCoMB).

The evening was filled with symbolic moments: certificates presented to all Founding Stakeholders, a group photo to mark this milestone, and the launch of CoCoSG through the “Winds of Compassion” pinwheel installation, capturing a vision of care, empathy, and connection that spreads across communities.

The initiative, led by the Singapore Hospice Council , brings together partners across Singapore to build a more caring and connected community—one where compassion guides how we journey with others through illness, loss, and grief.

As we continue our mission of serving families with Care, Compassion and Dignity, we are inspired to do our part in nurturing a society where care and empathy extend beyond the walls of any one organisation.

08/10/2025

08/10/2025

06/10/2025

Wishing everyone a Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
中秋快乐 — 愿你花好月圆，心想事成。