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Originally posted by Smart View PostI've personally never worn jeans to a funeral.....but have nothing against them.....
That being said, that quote might make the top ten dumbest things I have read on TBH in my time here......
I can't recall thinking any less of folks who wore what they had at either of my grandparents funerals, Jaspros TBH funeral or any other funeral I have attended. Honestly I don't remember thinking about what anybody else was wearing (especially the dudes) because I'm not metrosexual. I was there to pay my respects with attendance and support the family of the deceased or my own family.
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Just got back from my uncles in Oklahoma. No one had a suit on. My grandma made everyone take their hats off. I wore khakis, Wrangler Riattas with my boots. My normal daily office wear.
I can tell you one thing.....I do not want my body embalmed and looked very weird in a casket with a buncha people looking at me and crying and praying to baby jesus. Dear lord people.
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My grandfather told me when I was growing up that every man should have:
A white or blue starched shirt in his closet at all times, a tie for a wedding and a tie for a funeral.
He should own a black or navy blazer, and should always have a pair of starched khakis and a pair of grey slacks in his closet. He said to always dress up, and never dress down for the occasions of weddings and funerals. I follow his advice. He was a wise man.
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Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View PostJust got back from my uncles in Oklahoma. No one had a suit on. My grandma made everyone take their hats off. I wore khakis, Wrangler Riattas with my boots. My normal daily office wear.
I can tell you one thing.....I do not want my body embalmed and looked very weird in a casket with a buncha people looking at me and crying and praying to baby jesus. Dear lord people.
Point is every person/family has their own line of what respect is. If you go to a funeral and don't know the family then dress up. If they don't mind jeans then wear them if you want.
Originally posted by Mexico View PostWent to one a couple of weeks ago, half the people were in jeans. I was not but wasn't a big deal they were.
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View PostWhy did she make people remove hats? Yes, we all know the answer.
Point is every person/family has their own line of what respect is. If you go to a funeral and don't know the family then dress up. If they don't mind jeans then wear them if you want.
But you noticed so are you sure it didn't offend the family? If half were in jeans then it was probably a more country family but you see my point...I hope.
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Originally posted by cvanbrunt View PostUsually it’s jeans and a sport coat for
Me. Sometimes a tie also.
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As others have said, attendance is the most important part.
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