When a friend or relative has a death in the family, you might wonder what to say to someone who lost a loved one. Even if you have experienced something similar, you cannot completely understand, so...
Funeral Etiquette
Peruse our guides that outline various funeral etiquette considerations; from what to wear, what to say, gifting, & even cultural & religious customs to follow.
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Funeral Gifts: 20 Great Gift Ideas For The Grieving
Funeral gifts after a loved one has passed are thoughtful alternatives to funeral flowers. Condolence gifts might include memorial jewelry, personalized keepsakes, charitable donations, gift cards, service, and many other
A funeral guestbook is set out at a wake or funeral for people to sign. It is meant to give the family a record of those who attended, not for guests to leave condolences or other notes. Asking...
Funeral Visitation Etiquette: Basic Guide To Visitations & Viewings
For a visitation at the funeral home, you should stop by, introduce yourself to the family (if needed), and express your condolences, and then leave after a short period of time. The viewing can be...
A military funeral is a burial rite for a soldier, sailor, marine, or airman who died in battle, a veteran, other prominent military figures, or heads of state. The funeral may feature military...
Funeral Procession Etiquette: How To Drive In A Funeral Procession
Driving in a funeral procession may give several perks to drivers in the line to the cemetery, but it involves following certain rules of funeral procession etiquette as well. Other drivers who...
Whether a police officer dies in the line of duty or experiences a natural death while active or retired, they are entitled to a police funeral. The emphasis in these events is on honor, service, and...
When a firefighter dies, especially in the line of duty, they are entitled to a firefighter funeral in recognition of their contribution to keeping the community safe. There are several types of...
Jewish funeral etiquette dictates that the funerals are solemn and not social events, The family sits Shiva after the burial, so mourners should stop by the home and bring no flowers or gifts aside...