of my father-in-law.
Didn't go as planned, the music was a bit skewiff - in so far as what was supposed to have been sung wasn't.
I wasn't the only one who thought that was my FIL being a bit of a devil - wicked sense of humour.
The poor celebrant and the funeral guys were most apologetic.
But hey-ho, a difficult day has passed and so many were there to pay respects which was lovely.
Glad all turned out reasonably well Albs. I bet your FIL was having a good old chuckle...
My Mum's funeral was a bit of a palaver. Oh how she would've laughed! (I'll tell you about that another time) ((hugs))xx
I think I mentioned this a while back, but a friend of mine had to arrange a cremation service for a client. He got a tape of the deceased's favourite music to be played, only to find the first song on the playlist was "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes".
Sometimes it's the things that go wrong that make funerals and the days before bearable, my mother would have loved some of the things that happened.
During her final illness she'd lost a lot of weight. We were deciding what clothes to take to the undertakers and I picked up a suit, She liked this. My brother looked at it and said It'll bury her now though. We decided that that was a good choice then. I could almost hear her laughing.
a sense of humour is always a good thing to have.
Others may find it inappropriate, but that's they hic-cup, not mine.
Spooky-ish occurrence - was chatting to one of the cousins who had flown up from Gloucestershire, part of his user-name on some web-sites is alba.
aaarrgg!! lol.
As an aside, has anyone tried to sing Amazing Grace to the tune of All Things Bright and Beautiful ? or vice versa?