How to Plan a Wake

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Tip 1 - How To Pre-Plan A Viewing, Wake Or Visitation

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How To Pre-Plan A Viewing, Wake Or Visitation

Viewing Or Wake At a viewing (also called a wake), the body is on display, usually in an open casket. A viewing may be brief and take place immediately before the funeral service, or may last for up to three days before the service. Viewings and wakes are often organized and staffed by the funeral home you’re working with.

Tip 2 - How to Plan a Wake | eHow

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How to Plan a Wake | eHow

The wake traditionally involved a period of time when friends and relatives literally stayed awake with the body of the deceased until it was taken to the church for the funeral or to the cemetery for burial. These days, a wake is usually held in the funeral home.

Tip 3 - Planning Your Funeral or Memorial Service | Nolo.com

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Planning Your Funeral or Memorial Service | Nolo.com

Written funeral plans will spare your family worry and confusion.

Tip 4 - About Modern Day Wakes

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Guide to modern-day wakes as funeral customs, which are often celebrations of the deceased.

Tip 5 - Planning for a Wake | eCondolence.com

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A wake or visitation is the time set aside around the funeral service for friends and family to gather to offer condolences to the surviving family.

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