Funeral etiquette can be a bit of a minefield, but the general rule is to prioritize respect and solemnity over making a personal fashion statement. While modern services are becoming more relaxed, certain colors still carry connotations that can inadvertently offend the grieving family or draw the wrong kind of attention.
Here are three colors you should generally avoid wearing to a funeral.
1. Bright Red
In many Western cultures, red is the color of passion, energy, and celebration. Wearing it to a funeral can feel jarringly out of place and may be interpreted as a sign of disrespect or even "celebrating" the person’s passing.
• The Conflict: It is a high-visibility color that pulls focus away from the ceremony and toward the wearer.
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