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There are only death rituals in Buddhism. The ceremony is subject to different traditions, and different in forms. To correct some misunderstandings, Buddhist practice is sometimes mistaken as a ceremony for the dead. Actually, Buddhist teachings and practices have a high requirement for the living, not for the dead.
