A Buddhist dedication for the hundredth day, a death anniversary, or another memorial date.
Families may arrange chanting and merit dedication for the hundredth day after a death, an annual remembrance, or another date with personal significance. The occasion, names, preferred date, and family participation are agreed before confirmation.
Choosing a memorial date
Tell us whether the request is for a 100-day observance, an anniversary, or another family date. If you are unsure how the date should be calculated or observed, raise that question during the enquiry rather than assuming a fixed arrangement.
Including loved ones in the dedication
Provide the names you would like included and identify the main person being remembered. If the family wants to include several relatives or ancestors, mention this before the format is agreed.
What to share when you enquire
- The person’s name, date of passing, and the memorial occasion.
- Your preferred date, proposed location, and expected number of participants.
- Any names, family customs, or participation requests to consider.
Frequently asked questions
Can the dedication be held on a different date?
Ask about the preferred date and any alternatives when you enquire. Availability and the significance of the date can then be discussed.
Can more than one name be included?
Mention every name you hope to include before confirmation so the proposed dedication can be explained clearly.
Discuss the service before booking
Send the relevant names, dates, and questions. We will reply to discuss availability and the practical arrangements before anything is confirmed.
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