Housewarming Customs in Singapore
Housewarming customs in Singapore across communities: auspicious dates, rolling pineapples, the Hindu Gruhapravesam, the Malay kenduri, and being a good guest.
Housewarming customs in Singapore across communities: auspicious dates, rolling pineapples, the Hindu Gruhapravesam, the Malay kenduri, and being a good guest.
Indian naming customs in Singapore explained plainly: Tamil initials and patronymics, s/o and d/o, North Indian surnames, and how to read and…
Malay naming customs in Singapore: given names, bin and binte patronymics, honorifics like Nur and Muhammad, and how to address people warmly…
Chinese naming customs explained simply: surname first, given names, generation names, dialect spellings, and how families choose auspicious names in Singapore.
Ancestral worship remains a living practice in Singapore homes, honoured at family altars with incense, offerings and remembrance. Here is a respectful…
Longevity customs shape Chinese birthdays in Singapore, from mee sua and red eggs to the big da shou milestones. Here is what…
The full moon celebration, or man yue, welcomes a Chinese newborn in Singapore with red eggs, cakes and ang pow. Here is…
Guo da li is the Chinese betrothal gift ceremony in Singapore, when the groom's family presents gifts to the bride's. Here is…
The baby first month, or man yue, marks a newborn's first 30 days in Singapore with red eggs, ang pow and a…
Chinese orchestra and the ancient art of nanyin bring traditional Chinese music to life. Learn what they are, how they are played,…