A 35-year-old woman died in a car accident. Can she not wear a shroud? Can she wear the clothes she usually likes?

What did you wear when you left? Don't generalize this kind of problem, it depends on the specific situation; For example, local customs; Parents' opinions; Because it is a car accident, it depends on the physical damage, and so on.

I almost witnessed the whole process of the final cremation of a car accident victim; The people sent to the funeral home have been unrecognizable and terrible; Didn't go to the hospital for rescue at all;

In order to let relatives see each other for the last time, the makeup artist in the funeral home really took pains, and the difficulty of his work is probably equivalent to surgical cosmetic surgery; They advised their families to choose their favorite clothes (middle-aged women) before their death, and not to buy "shroud"!

Middle-aged people are unfortunate, but their husbands, sons and parents are still alive; After family discussion, she finally adopted the opinions of the funeral home and sent her favorite clothes and shoes to the crematorium for the staff. I bought flowers by the way.

After all the arrangements were made, we had a simple farewell in the mourning hall (rented by the funeral home)-once we changed our clothes and were surrounded by flowers, it was not so "horrible".

The deceased has passed away, and the main consideration is the living; In other words, the consent of family, relatives and friends must be obtained; Also take care of local customs and habits, and don't be too maverick.

36-year-old female, still very young; Life must be a person who loves beauty; Let her put on her favorite or memorable clothes and go to heaven!

I used to be a colleague of a company. At the age of 46, he was suffering from terminal cancer. Before he died, he repeatedly urged his wife and children to wear red cotton-padded jackets as shroud, and his family could only follow his wishes.

As far as the topic is concerned, this lady can wear her favorite clothes instead of shroud. The so-called shroud is to give old clothes, which means that people of a certain age wear them after they die, and the death of a 35-year-old car accident is a little mourning.

According to our local custom, less mourning is not allowed. Relatives and friends come to visit and give some money to show their comfort to the elderly and children of the deceased. You don't need a Dai Xiao or a party.

Question about Youyou: Can a 35-year-old woman die in a car accident without wearing a shroud? Wear what she usually likes to wear? This matter depends on the situation and cannot be generalized.

A 35-year-old woman is unmarried and has an accident. Parents can come with their daughter's wishes. Wearing clothes you usually like looks extraordinary, and the shroud is too monotonous. Everything moves with my heart, and my daughter goes away. If you have this heart, you can also buy new clothes that girls like to wear for her. Everything happens, there are not so many trivial things.

The death of a 35-year-old woman in a car accident is not a careless thing for her husband's family. If you act in haste, you will be scolded by public opinion, and gossip will make you look down upon it. A girl marries a chicken and follows a dog. At the very least, she must explain to her family. Speaking of which, everyone should be very clear. A husband should give a good account to his dead wife and fulfill his long-cherished wish after the death of his beloved wife.

The shroud represents the image of the deceased, so that her husband, husband and children can get some comfort, at least not leaving much regret. In the eyes of her family, her husband's family did not treat her daughter badly. The shroud is too monotonous, and you can also choose your favorite clothes from the store to make people look comfortable and let the deceased rest in peace.

A little sandalwood, purple and red dust, is not like dusk, put on paperback, look at the spring scenery, cover the glass for half a century, I'm sorry for your loss.

A 35-year-old woman died in a car accident. Whether to wear a shroud depends on local customs or the owner's decision.

In my opinion, when a young man dies, she can wear the beautiful clothes she usually likes instead of the shroud, so that she can go to another heaven without nostalgia for the world before her death.

Because this young man, or when he died, did not reach the end of natural death, but died early for some reason, so there is no need to wear "shroud" for the young deceased, just wear the clothes she usually likes to wear. If possible, you can ask a makeup artist to make up for the deceased, so that she can go to another paradise with peace of mind, so that the living relatives don't have to care about her.

In ancient times, life clothes were very particular about both materials and styles. That was the cultural demand of that era. In this era of rapid development of science and technology, if you still use these things, think about whether it is funny.

People all the way in life, why Qian Qian knot. Come naked, just be casual when you go. If you have a soul, old clothes can easily identify with each other, no matter whether you meet dead parents or relatives and friends who died young. Better than strange new clothes, your skin feels familiar and kind. Wearing your usual old clothes is also easy to reflect the sense of the times and personalization. As long as the clothes are clean and fit and you like them, relatives and friends who come to see me off will look pleasing to the eye. It's the same as before, and it saves the material resources in the world. I think it will become a trend in the future.

Of course, people pay less attention to it now, and the old rules are no longer suitable for people's psychology now. Let her put on her usual clothes, dress up beautifully and walk safely.

20 10 A friend of mine died in a car accident. She is 45 years old and a village cadre. At noon that day, she rode a motorcycle to town on business. Somehow, she ran into a pickup truck parked on the side of the road and died on the spot! People were taken to the hospital morgue and frozen.

After the accident was handled, a cremation date was set, and several of our friends made an appointment to see her off at the funeral home. I don't know what happened. When we went, we heard that several of her close friends had just bought her new clothes inside and outside and were helping her to wear them in the funeral home room. Someone asked me if I wanted to see it. I shook my head and didn't want to go.

The visitor said that when she came back, her good friend bought her all fashionable brand clothes: cotton underwear, pure wool sweater, beautiful long cashmere coat, wool wide-leg pants and so on. And carefully put on makeup, so that the whole person from the beginning of the face has become as bright and energetic as before.

This should be the most willing way for this friend to die! She was beautiful all her life and loved to dress up. Her good friends couldn't bear her to leave in those old scary shroud, so they dressed her up according to her preference before she died. We all think she must be very happy to leave like this, and so are her relatives.

Then we met for the last time and held a memorial service. Her husband and son, as well as her sisters, cried into tears. No one could help crying in that scene!

Therefore, seeing the subject's question, I thought of my friend, which at least shows that in our place, a 35-year-old woman who died in a car accident can wear her usual clothes without wearing a shroud. But I think, since the deceased is old, should we buy her brand-new clothes that she likes? It can make her walk more decently and feel more at ease.

Yes, you don't have to wear a shroud. Wear clothes she liked before her death, preferably cotton or wool, not polyester or chemical fiber, because chemical fiber products will remain after cremation.

In 20 18, my cousin died in a car accident on the way to a class reunion. It was the 28th day of 2008, and everyone was happy to welcome the New Year. However, my uncle never thought that my son would be like this. In order to let the villagers have a happy year, my uncle chose to conceal the news of my cousin's death and took him directly to the funeral home for safekeeping.

Years later, because my cousin was only 28 years old, there were not so many rules in the funeral. My uncle just asked a few relatives to handle my cousin's funeral hastily. He didn't even change my cousin's clothes, but gave him several sets of clothes he usually wore and cremated them together.

Later, my uncle often dreamed of my cousin. In my dream, my cousin was wearing his clothes all the time when he had a car accident. He was dirty and didn't mention any blood.

Uncle is more feudal and superstitious, so he directly asked his cousin to burn paper money for his cousin and told him to buy clothes himself.

Later, my cousin wore such clothes and appeared in my aunt's dream. Arguably, menstruation has never seen his cousin since his accident. How can he look the same as him in his dream? This made my aunt particularly uneasy to go to the temple to ask what was going on. After learning about this, she personally burned a shroud for my cousin. Later, my cousin never appeared in her dream like this again.

Customs vary from place to place. In our hometown, we don't need to wear shroud. A young woman can wear her usual clean clothes when she dies, but we don't need to spend clothes and shoes. That's all.

But now many places will wear shroud for the dead. Younger people, such as those under 50, may only have one set of shroud, and then with the growth of age, they may buy multiple sets of shroud to be buried together.

So I think it depends on the local customs, but I still think it is necessary to dress the deceased in a shroud to make her walk decently. After all, this is her last journey. As for the clothes she usually wears, she should be burned and changed.