When a loved one passes away, protecting the dignity of the funeral — and the emotional well-being of the grieving family — becomes a priority.
In some cases, it’s entirely appropriate to not allow certain individuals to attend the service.
Here are the kinds of people you might consider excluding from a funeral, and why:
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