Unless the surviving family have requested otherwise, traditional business attire is appropriate - nothing bright or flashy. Muted charcoals, combinations of dark skirt or slacks, and white blouse, with a Navy Blazer is appropriate for women. For men, the same schemes are appropriate - charcoals, navy colours, white shirts & tie, dark socks (always!), and polished shoes - never canvass.
There has been a noticeable shift in funeral customs over the past two decades. Rather than mournful, closing, experiences, funerals are often now celebrations of a life well remembered.
It's also possible that at the family's request, request for donations to a selected charity, in lieu of flowers may be the norm as well. Those donations are made to the charity and presented to the funeral director for processing and providing the family with a written detail of said donations.
If ever in doubt, consult with the local funeral director as they will always have noted the family's preferences.
No. It is disrespectful and not the place to wear them. A funeral is like church where you wear an appropriate outfit.
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normal clothes that they wear
everyone gathered at his Funeral. funeral is to respect the dead.
black clothes
yes
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well it depends in wich religion you are so for example i could wear any color in a funeral but if you fell that you can wear any color you can
Yes, they will be showing it on channel 45 HLN an noon.
a tux
They're not supposed to.
yes