Funerals are severely emotional events teeming with grief, meditation, and remembrance. In these moments, the words we say deliver significant weight.
Even with good intentions, some remarks can run into as insensitive, dismissive, or even offensive to those mourning a loved one. Whether you’re providing condolences to a family member, friend, or colleague, it’s important to speak with empathy and caution.
Here are four things you should never say at a funeral — and why avoiding them matters.
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