It will also include a Sikh reading and a Buddhist ritual.
Earlier today it was revealed that fellow Briton Thomas Jackson, 30, has died from injuries he sustained while trying to protect Miss Ayliffe-Chung.
Smail Ayad, 29, from France, has been charged with the pair’s murder.
Writing in The Independent, Ms Ayliffe explained that her daughter, , was “essentially Buddhist in outlook” and believed in reincarnation and other tenets of the faith. “We have therefore decided on a prolonged, reverberating note from a Buddhist singing bowl to signify the beginning and end of a meditation on life and death,” she added.
In a previous blog post for the newspaper site, Ms Ayliffe, from Wirksworth in Derbyshire, said that she planned to scatter her daughter’s ashes around the world in order for her to continue her travels.
The Jewish input will be delivered by Mark Glanville, a Jewish opera singer and friend of the family.
Police are investigating the suggestion that Smail may have been obsessed with the victim. This theory has been backed by John Norris, the owner of the hostel where the murder took place.
