About Canadian Funeral
Usually, funeral rituals in Canada are divided up into three steps – visitation, funeral and burial.Held, a few days before the actual funeral, the visitation ceremony is a occasion when both close friends and family can view the dead body and privately pay their respects.The memorial or scarborough cremation service is then performed in honour of the departed. To commemorate the departed’s life, hymns and songs can be sung and close family members can prepare a speech or read poems. Ultimately, the burial is held and words are read beside the graveside. In some cases a gathering at the deceased’s property is organised to say individuals final goodbyes.
