Last fall I saw the body of a local celebrity, a female Judge- who was laid out in a very formal type of Red Dress, and she had a blonde wighat. It should be noted that various shades of Red were associated with- in the German armed forces color scheme: the Judiciary, Justice officials, Artillery, the General Staff. The linkage of Red to warfare and blood is from the planet Mars. I am not sure how it linked up with the judicial arm. ( a Judicial officer would have red piping on his collar tabs, epaulets, etc- rest of the uniform would be field gray,.) I have heard the term Red Mass applied to a religious mass honoring the Legal profession- nothing to do with Communists or communism! there may be some connection to the German Army"s use of Carmine Red for Judicial officials.
Red. Red is considered a good luck color. White is only worn to funerals.
.Answer from a CatholicPeople wear the same thing to funerals no matter what nationality.
In many Asian cultures, family members would wear white headbands as to indicate their relation with the deceased person. Similarly, other cultures substitute a white squared cloth pinned to their shirt, which is more subtle.
Men would wear a normal suit + tie, and women would wear a dress (however, avoid black (funerals), white (reserved for the bride) and red).
Egyptians did not wear anything different from everyday wear. They didn't have funerals, either. When someone died, they just took them and buried them away from their village.
by using a bloody gun
Black clothes
According to popular tradition black color would bring bad luck to the newly weds. So it is not inappropriate in the strict sense of the word, but a superstitious thing.Some cultures do wear black, but if you are not from one of those cultures, then don't wear black as it is associated with funerals in western/north American culture.
Buddhism has adapted to different cultures in different places; it did not start out with any particular rituals around death -- since it was an anti-ritual sort of religion. However, different cultures have different customs. If attending a funeral of an American Buddhist you should wear what Americans wear to funerals. Aside from that, you would be wise to ask a member of the family, the Buddhist group, or a close friend of the deceased for advice.
Black.
Being asked to help carry the coffin
it is Black, Red is a very happy color Actually i think it's white...at funerals most people wear white