Silence Moment

Silence Moment — White Condolence Flower Stand

An all-white standing tribute built around lilies and calla lilies, with white kale and pom pom chrysanthemums giving body through the centre and a monstera leaf anchoring the base. It stands at roughly 5.5 to 6 feet on a white easel, which is the height that reads properly across a void deck or funeral parlour hall without crowding the space.

White is the appropriate palette for Chinese and Christian services in Singapore, and the restraint here is intentional — this is a tribute meant to sit with dignity beside others, not to compete with them.

What’s in the Arrangement

• White lilies — the traditional funeral flower across most cultures, associated with the restored innocence of the departed
• White calla lilies — the tall, sculptural stems that give the arrangement its vertical line
• White kale — dense rosettes that hold their form for the full duration of a wake
• White pom pom chrysanthemums — the flower most closely associated with mourning in Chinese tradition
• Monstera leaf and mixed foliage — framing the base and softening the stand
• White easel stand with ribbon finishing
• Condolence banner, hand-written by our team

The Banner

Every stand includes a condolence banner. When you order, tell us:

• The name of the deceased — as the family would like it written
• Your name, or your company name if sending on behalf of an organisation
• The language — English, Chinese, or both
• A short message if you’d like one, such as “Deepest Condolences” or “In Loving Memory”

If you’re unsure how to word it, tell us the relationship and we’ll suggest something appropriate. This is a question we’re asked several times a week and there’s no awkwardness in it.

Delivery to Wakes and Funeral Parlours

We deliver to void decks, funeral parlours, churches, temples and residential addresses across Singapore. Because wakes are arranged at short notice, we hold capacity for urgent condolence deliveries and will always tell you plainly what is achievable within your timeframe rather than promising and failing.

When you contact us, have ready:

1. The venue address — including block, void deck or parlour hall number
2. The date and time the stand should arrive
3. The banner wording — deceased’s name, sender’s name, language
4. A contact number at the venue, if you have one

For anything urgent, call +65 6746 2486. A phone call is faster than a form when time matters.

Sending Flowers in Singapore — What’s Appropriate

A brief orientation, since customs differ and getting it wrong is a common worry:

• Chinese wakes (Buddhist or Taoist): white and cream arrangements are customary. White chrysanthemums and lilies are the traditional choices. Bright colours, particularly red, are avoided
• Christian and Catholic funerals: white and pale arrangements are standard, sometimes with soft colour accents
• Muslim funerals: flowers are generally not part of the custom, and burial usually takes place within 24 hours. A donation or a visit is more appropriate
• Hindu funerals: customs vary considerably by family and community — it’s worth checking with someone close to the family first

When in doubt, an all-white standing arrangement is the safest choice for a Singapore wake, and it’s why this palette is the one we’re asked for most.

Sending on Behalf of a Company

Corporate condolence stands are among our most frequent orders — sent by employers, business partners, clients and associations. We handle company banner wording, multiple stands to the same venue, and invoicing arrangements for organisations that need them. Contact us or call and we’ll manage the details.

Pricing

$250 in total. Because of the size, condolence stands are delivered rather than collected.

Substitution

Occasionally a substitution is necessary to ensure your order arrives on time. A specific ribbon, wrapping or side flower may vary with availability. Our florists will always substitute an element of equal or greater value, and the size, form and all-white palette of the arrangement will be preserved.

Craftway Floral, Singapore Since 1990

We’ve been arranging condolence flowers in Singapore for over three decades. Browse our full range of condolence flower stands or condolence flowers by type.