Funeral Etiquette: Three Clothing Colors That Are Often Considered Inappropriate

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If you are uncertain about what to wear, asking a close family member or checking the funeral announcement may provide helpful guidance. Many families now include dress preferences in memorial notices, particularly if they wish guests to wear a favorite color of the deceased or participate in a celebration-of-life ceremony with less traditional attire.

The most meaningful gesture, however, is not the specific color of your clothing but your presence and support. Speaking kindly, offering condolences, arriving on time, silencing your phone, and respecting religious customs often leave a far greater impression than what you are wearing.

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