Following the loss of a loved one, which is a deeply personal ordeal, a funeral service allows friends and family members to fondly remember and pray for the deceased and grieve in their own ways. Moreover, being surrounded by well-wishers during this time can provide those grieving a sense of comfort. So, those attending a funeral need to be sensitive about the situation and conduct themselves appropriately by avoiding the following things: 1. Taking photos or videos Bidding farewell to a loved one is a devastating process, and taking pictures and videos of the last rites can be highly disrespectful to those grieving. If one would like to take pictures of specific aspects of the funeral service, such as the memorial display, it is important to get prior permission from the family. If the family members do not permit one to take pictures or videos, one should respect their decision and avoid insisting. 2. Laughing at an inappropriate moment Sometimes, external factors may trigger laughter, even at an event as serious as a funeral. In certain cases, an intentionally amusing anecdote shared by a loved one in their eulogy or speech makes it appropriate to laugh as a gesture of fond remembrance.