ABOUT US
Established in 2009, Nirvana Memorial Garden is part of Malaysian conglomerate Nirvana Asia Group, a world-class, full-fledged bereavement care provider with more than three decades of experience in the industry.
Nirvana encompasses the vision of modernization and globalization, without compromising on the importance of keeping pace with social needs. Through the deeply rooted Chinese funeral service industry, Nirvana enriches the fine quality of the Chinese bereavement culture through continuing the tradition of honour and reverence of ancestors by their descendants.
Nirvana lives by the “Caring for Life” philosophy. At Nirvana, you can always expect a pleasant experience during a pivotal moment through professional, detailed, comprehensive and well-acclaimed, one-stop-worry-free funeral services. Professionalism and quality of service are synonymous with our benchmarks that drive us towards excellence.
Who We Are
Nirvana Memorial Park (Singapore)
Our Story
At Nirvana Memorial Garden, we offer a peaceful and singular experience for those grieving the loss of a loved one. Our tranquil, modern architecture and design space, with its grandiose and unforgettable luxury and prestige, provides a sense of coming home and allows you to find a quiet pause in the midst of life’s busyness. Whether you are a retiree looking for a peaceful retreat, an adult with children seeking support as you care got aging parents, or a working adult balancing the demands of daily life with the need to find solace, our grief-friendly facilities and resources invite you to take a deep exhale and melt the world away, bringing the present into focus. We invite you to find comfort and healthy at Nirvana Memorial Garden, a place where you can connect with your inner self and find peace.
Awards & Recognition
2019: bizSAFE Level 3 certification
by the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council
2018: Singapore Book Of Records (SBOR)
Largest Bereavement Company in Singapore by Singapore Books of Records (SBOR)
2018: Singapore Book Of Records (SBOR)
New Record-Breaking -- "Most Number of People Tossing Salad Together"
2017: Corporate Bronze Award
by Community Chest Award (Singapore)
2016: Token of Appreciation
by President Tony Tan Keng Yam for the organization’s generosity on President’s Challenge
2015: Token of Appreciation
by President Tony Tan Keng Yam for the organization’s generosity on President’s Challenge
2015: The Hoffen Award
by One Asia Awards (Singapore)
2015: Excellence Brand Award
by Brands Entrepreneurs' Alliance (Singapore)
2013: AFE Awards
Corporate Social Responsibility Award & Marketing Strategy Award
2012: AFE Awards
Asia Outstanding Brand in Funeral Services Industry & Asia Outstanding Award in Multi-National Expansion
Certificates of Appreciation 2019 - 2021
By various organisations including: [2019] National Kidney Foundation (NKF Singapore) towards kidney patients, [2021] Red Cross for Nirvana’s donation during the Virtual Charity Concert “Black Cat Theatre: Plenteous Love”.
Certificates of Appreciation 2018
By various organisations including: Shan You for Nirvana’s generosity towards A Getai Date with Mum Charity Night, National Kidney Foundation (NKF Singapore) for Nirvana’s support during NKF’s Vesak Day Charity Drive, Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital for Nirvana’s generous support towards elderly on Community Care Day 2018.
Certificates of Appreciation 2017
By various organisations including: National Kidney Foundation (NKF Singapore) for Nirvana’s commitment towards kidney patients on Volunteers Appreciation Day, Shan You for Nirvana’s strong support towards “The Elephant in Our Community”.
Nirvana Memorial Garden aspires to keep improving through constant innovation as we raise our service standards through new offerings.
The professional team of Nirvana Memorial Garden has earned goodwill as a role model for their diligence and dedication. Their tireless efforts paid off handsomely as affirmed by the accolades won by the group. Such recognition is the drive that keeps us growing from strength to strength as we expand our wings.
