The funeral flower basket will be sent together with the condolence card. As funeral flower arrangements require certain etiquette and understanding, please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

How to write condolence card?

According to different rituals, there will be different requirements:

Chinese-style: Taoism/Buddhism/Confucianism

(If the sender is a married woman, the relationship will generally be determined based on her husband's relationship.)

For the deceased's parents:
Header: Son XX /
Daughter XX Footer: Father / Mother Mourning
 

For the deceased's spouse: Header:
Beloved Wife XXX / Beloved Husband XXX / Dear Husband / Dear Wife Footer: Husband XXX / Wife XXX Mourning

For the deceased's children: Header: Respected Father / Respected Mother Footer: Daughter XX / Son XX (Only names are required) Bowing in Mourning
 

For the deceased's grandchildren:
Header: Respected Grandfather / Respected Grandmother Footer: Grandson XX / Granddaughter XX (Only names are required) Bowing in Mourning
 

For the deceased's younger relatives: Header:
Uncle XXXX / Aunt XXXX (Elder's title) + (Name) + Forever (for males) / Soul Right (for females) Footer: Nephew XXX Bowing in Mourning / Offering Respect

For the deceased's in-laws (referring to all relatives without direct blood ties):

Header: In-law XXX Forever / Soul Right Footer: In-law XXX Offering Respect

For the deceased's general friends (elderly)/(younger)/company name: Header: Mr./Mrs. XXX Forever Footer: Junior XXX Offering Respect / XXX Offering Respect / Company XXX Offering Respect
 

Condolence messages can be as follows:

Western-style: Catholic/Christian

The wording can be more flexible, not necessarily following the Chinese etiquette style.

No need to add "Forever" for males or "Soul Right" for females.

Can be written in Chinese or English.

Condolence messages can be as follows: