Condolence Flower Stands in Singapore

Standing flower arrangements for wakes and funeral parlours in Singapore, available for same-day delivery.
A thoughtful way to show your support, delivered with care across Singapore.

Tender Grace

From $159.00

Quiet Radiance

From $155.00

Luminous Lily

From $145.00

Heartfelt Condolences

From $139.90

From $139.90

From $138.00

From $138.00

From $138.00

From $129.00

From $128.00

Condolence Flower Stands, Delivered Direct to the Wake

A condolence flower stand is a tall arrangement displayed at the wake entrance or beside the hall. It is suitable for funeral parlours, HDB void decks, churches and temples. We arrange it in our studio and deliver it ready for display at the venue.

Choosing a stand

Stands sent by colleagues, friends and business associates usually sit at the entry of the range, from just under $100. Larger tributes, from around $230, carry more blooms and stand taller — typically sent by companies or several friends contributing together. White and cream arrangements of chrysanthemums, lilies and orchids remain the customary choice; soft yellows and greens are equally appropriate.

The card message

Every stand carries a large card visible to visitors, so sign off with the names you want the family to see — a company name, a department, or “From the Tan family” — rather than a private note. Include the name of the deceased and the wake venue when ordering so our courier can position the stand correctly. If you’d rather send something personal to the family at home, our condolence flowers and vase arrangements are the quieter gesture.

Looking for a condolence wreath?

At most Singapore wakes, people send standing flower arrangements, and that is usually what a request for a wreath means. We make these standing arrangements rather than round wreaths.

Not sure about timing or wording? Read the wake delivery and etiquette guide and the condolence message wording guide.

Condolence & Funeral Flower Stands: Practical Guidance

Choose a condolence stand when the tribute is meant for display at a wake, funeral parlour, memorial hall, or other formal venue. A bouquet is better for a private home visit or a quieter personal gesture. If the tribute does not need a public display format, condolence flowers are usually the better choice.

The safest choice is usually a restrained stand in white, cream, or other soft neutral tones using flowers such as lilies, chrysanthemums, and white roses. Most buyers do not need to overcomplicate the symbolism. The bigger decision is whether the tribute should feel formal and dignified enough for the venue, not whether it contains an unusual flower mix.

Have the venue name, hall or wake location, preferred delivery timing, name of the deceased, and banner wording ready before checkout. Those details matter because condolence stands are formal public tributes. If you are unsure whether the venue calls for a stand or a softer personal arrangement, compare condolence bouquets after starting here. Not sure what the banner should say? Our condolence message guide covers the standard stand inscriptions in English and Chinese.