3 Colors You Should Never Wear to a Funeral

Even if your intention is innocent, wearing such shades can give the impression that you are not taking the service seriously. Neutral, darker tones—like navy, charcoal, deep brown, or muted pastels—are far more appropriate. The goal of funeral attire is not to draw attention to yourself but to show quiet support for the grieving family.

3. Shiny Metallics (Gold, Silver, Sequins)
While technically not a “color” in the traditional sense, metallic fabrics and sequins deserve a place on this list. Shiny clothing reflects light and immediately catches attention, which can feel like an attempt to make a fashion statement at a deeply serious gathering.

A glittery gold blouse or a sequin-covered dress, no matter how stylish, sends the wrong signal at a funeral. Similarly, silver or other metallic tones often appear celebratory, making them better suited for weddings or festive occasions. At a funeral, restraint and subtlety are far more important than glamour.

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