funeral etiquett/cremation?

Answer 1

I don't know what you're asking.
Another's funeral, or yours.
Two of my family have been cremated.

There's no difference in etiquette by attendees.

The service may be conducted in a church or at a funeral home. In cases of cremation, it ends there, with no grave site service. The body is carried off in an hearse.

Within a couple weeks, ashes are available for recovery. Disposal is at the discretion of next of kin. If not claimed in a reasonable time, ashes are disposed of.

Answer 2

Not sure what you're asking. If you're asking what to do in these instances, then dress neatly and soberly, be polite to everyone, and don't feel too bad if the mood lightens a bit. People expect tears at a funeral, a lot of people don't expect laughter, but it happens, and it's not wrong, if what you're doing is remembering the deceased fondly.

Gifts- It is often requested that money be given in lieu of flowers. Flowers are often given to the hospital afterwards, anyway. Food is an appropriate gift to a family who has lost a member, so that they don't have to worry about cooking for a bit.

Answer 3

Are you just asking how to behave at a funeral or cremation? Just be respectful. No jokes.

Answer 4

Yes, either cremation or burial. What else do you want to know?

Answer 5

Always wear black, look sad, give the family your condolences and do not use the event as a way to meet dates.

Answer 6

Need more info, what are you asking? Are you speaking aobut a specific religion or what?

Answer 7

DOESNT MATTER....THE FUNERAL STUFF NOR THE FINAL DISPOSITION... ITS DONE FOR THE PEOPLE STILL LIVING....THE DEAD PERSON DOESNT CARE A WIT......ITS JUST THEIR HUSK WHILE HERE.....ONLY THEIR SPIRIT WAS REAL ANYWAY.

Answer 8

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