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Funeral Expenses
Asked by P.O. from Harrisburg
on February 23, 2011
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What is the going expenses for a funeral service in Florida or elsewhere and what did yours include? Thanks.
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- I don't have an answer, but OMG! I had NO idea that funerals cost this much money! How in the world do people afford to bury someone? My mom was just diagnosed with...
- You have a rigtht to get an explanation of cost from the funeral home and then shop around. There is no reason to spend 7-10K. This is very hard to do when you are...
- Funeral homes work with everyone budgets, a lot of things are available to rent now days. When my dad suddenly died, he was so poor, my uncle paid for everything. It ...
Is it better to deliver flowers to the funeral home vs. home?
Asked by M. from Houston
on March 18, 2007
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I'm not really familiar with funerals. I want to ask if it's okay (proper etiquette) to deliver flowers ourselves to a funeral instead of having a flower shop deliver ...
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- I don't think that I would bring flowers to the funeral; if you want to bring them yourself, I would bring them to the house. And it's always nice to bring food so th...
- Unless you were particularly close to the couple or live far away, I've always found that prepared meals ready to heat in containers is the most helpful thing you can ...
- It is very comforting to have flowers or food delivered to the home. You or the item may not be acknowledged by the person due to grief, but it is appreciated. Someth...
Funeral Etiquette
Asked by M.R. from Seattle
on January 16, 2012
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Hi mamas,
I'm leaving tomorrow for my beloved aunt's funeral service. I fly out Tuesday, spend all day with the family at the funeral events on Wednesday, fly home ...
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- Any and all of the things you mentioned would be appropriate. Sure--sending flowers even though you'll be there is still appropriate. Personally, I wouldn't bring fl...
- I always felt the flowers brighten up the room during services. As well, I see a lot of people divert to the flowers when the emotions are too high. You will be okay...
- If sending flowers you can either send them to the funeral home or to the "next of kin". Since she didn't marry or have children of her own, I would send to the funer...
When Do You Go to a Funeral?
Asked by J.T. from New York
on February 15, 2012
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An old friend's mother likely won't make it much longer. Not to be gruesome but I'm thinking ahead to the funeral. Do I go? It would require a 2 hour flight, taking...
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- The only way I would go in this situation is if she really doesn't have a support system there and could really use you. We go when it is a close relative or someone ...
- I think every situation is different. Chances are, if you feel you "want" to be there for your friend, you should go. It's only a day or two...work and kids will b...
- You don't have to go. Just send your condolences and a nice flower arrangement to the funeral home.
Baby & Funeral Ettiquette
Asked by S.H. from Louisville
on November 2, 2011
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I will be attending a relative's funeral in the next few days, and I have a 9 month old son. What is acceptable in regards to taking a child to a funeral home? Should ...
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- Don't take the child to the funeral or visitation. There will most likely be a reception at a family home after the service and that will be a more appropriate place ...
- The rules I grew up with said that if baby is family, baby can go. If it is a friend and the friend had a child the same age as your child, children can go. If it is a...
- I've always thought the little ones at funerals keep a bit of happiness in the atmosphere. If he gets disruptive during the funeral take him out to the back and stand...
Taking My Children to a Funeral
Asked by J.C. from New York
on March 24, 2009
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I recently lost an aunt and her funeral is this week. My family has always been close even as spread out as we are. My older two girls I know will be able to handle ...
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- when i had to take my girls to the funeral home when they were little i took along some coloring books..crayons...and other smaller toys to keep them busy..usually fo...
- My husband lost his sister just a month ago they were very close and it devistated him. We took our children to the funeral our little girls(5yrs & 4yrs )were close to...
- Dear J., I am sorry to hear about your loss. You youngest will not understand what is going on but the decision is up to you. You can take her to the viewing so s...
Funeral Dress Attire for Kids
Asked by M.N. from Chicago
on July 2, 2008
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My husband's grandfather passed away and the family will be attending the funeral. Of course, my husband and I will be dressed in the appropriate dark attire. Howeve...
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- yes you can wear white its ok, I will keep you in my prayes
- Good Morning M., I am sorry for your loss, and will say a prayer for your family. As far as clothing, bright clothing is now acceptable for all. This is truly a time...
- I don't think people go by the 'wearing black to the funeral" rule anymore. I especially think it wouldn't apply to kids. Their simple white dresses sound fine. ...
Taking Young Children to Funeral?
Asked by J.C. from Chicago
on March 7, 2009
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I was trying to search other posts..but did not have any luck. My husbands grandmother just passed away and am not sure what is appropriate for kids at a funeral. Ag...
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- Personally, I don't think there is anything wrong with it, as long as your children can behave appropriately. Whenever we have gone to funerals, having children there...
- First of all, I'm so sorry for your loss, it's a tough thing to deal with and even tougher when you have to decide what to do with the kids. My grandmother passed a...
- My condolences. My daughter is 22 months old & has already been to 3 funerals. However, if she had siblings, I may have reconsidered, since I'd have to 'corral' m...
Funeral Gift?
Asked by C.E. from Detroit
on May 25, 2010
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Hey moms! My SIL's father unexpectantly passed away. What is an appropriate monetary gift to the family (other than flowers, there is no 'please support XYZ non-prof...
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- Instead of cash, what about a gift card for the family. Suggestions would be their favorite restaurant, movie theater, etc. Something they could use and it would get...
- I like to take the non-traditional approach with gifts because everyone else will be generous with flowers. As a cancer survivor, it's very clear when you face a te...
- I agree with the edible arrangements. It's beautiful and could help bring a smile to their faces. It's also healthy so for those who like to "eat away their pain" it...
Flower Girl Dress Too Expensive!
Asked by N.S. from Chicago
on June 18, 2010
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My SIL is getting married and she asked my SD to be the flower girl in her wedding WITHOUT first asking her father and mother's permission. She also asked my husband t...
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- If the bride is set on your daughter wearing a certain dress when you have offered other options, then I think she should pay for the dress or accept that your daughte...
- You just have to speak up and let her know, it is not something you are able to do. She didn't support you, I am surprised she would ask for the support of your family.
- Sorry, but this is not cool at all. FOR MY OWN WEDDING, I bought my daughter a $10 dress at a flea market for her to be a flower girl. For my brother's wedding, my nei...
