I’ve been asked to be a pallbearer for my uncle… I am sad to see him go under such circumstances… and I will miss him. Thank you for this video instruction. I want to make sure he is put to rest correctly after the various harmful moments of his life have occurred.

For starters,lift weights.💪

I have been asked to be a pallbearer for my grandmothers funeral tomorrow and im nervous so i looked up this video. It helped answer some questions so thank you

I know how to be Paul Bearer,get really fat,hold a urn and sayy ohhh yessss Welcome to my funeral parlor..now you will come Face to face with My Undertaker!!

The female funeral attendant driving the hearse was wearing 5 inch stilettos. Not the most practical or appropriate footwear for a formal traditional Catholic funeral (don’t start me on the tattoos.)

This video was informative and easy to follow. The gentleman doing the 👍🏻 throughout the video is a real cinematic star. A true professional, and master of his craft. I would have him haul my casket any day.

Awesome video!

Rule number 1... dont drop em

Thank you so much for this video, I’ve just been asked to be a pallbearer for my great grandpa

TOTALLY PEACEFUL RACIST GROUP

Thank you so much my grandma passed away and I asked my father to be a pallbearer so I want to thank you and god bless you

Thank you

I hate when they walk in front and grab the casket and pull it into church. It is devoid of respect looks cheap and horrible

I've done it 5 times. In my opinion, accept the HONOR of being asked. Of all of the people the deceased, and their family knew........you are one of 6 that they trust with the body of their loved one. Oh, and unless what you're supposed to wear hasn't been decided upon. Wear a suit. It's ALWAYS better to be over-dressed than under-dressed. You don't want to be the only guy there in jeans and tennis shoes!!!!

Is this guy single ?? Asking for a friend.(me)

I’m honestly not sure if I saw this video before or after the funeral last year in August. But the thing is, my dad and I both had a really good friend who unfortunately passed away in August of last year, and we showed up to his funeral on the day of his funeral, and nobody asked for me to be one, but I decided to help, to carry his dead body to his grave, and my dad asked me if I was going to be a pallbearer, and I wasn’t sure if I was happy or excited to be one, but I was more than honored to be one, and I knew what I had to do, in order to be a pallbearer, and carry my friend’s dead body to his grave, to where we buried him at the cemetery. And when I showed up to his funeral on that day, there was a sign-up sheet, and there was white gloves, and I don’t remember if I did or didn’t ask what the white gloves were for, but I eventually figured it out, and I was never a pallbearer in my life up until that day. So I decided to, sign my name on the sheet, and I don’t remember if this was or wasn’t one of the funeral directors, but I was given my white gloves, as well as the boutonniere or whatever the flowers called, and what happened that day was, and it was unfortunate, the flower that was pinned on me, kept on falling off, and it happened to me twice, considering that it wasn’t pinned on all the way, but regardless of that, all I know is that I decided to, just go with the flow of what was going to happen next on that day, and I just decided to not worry about the flower falling off from me, as I decided to only carry the body and put my white gloves on top of the casket, as soon as we got to the gravesite on that day. And my dad was eventually talking to the sister of the dead guy, of our friend who passed away, and he told her that, the guy who died knew me when I was a kid, and the guy respected me as a friend, and I both loved and respected him like family, and since he mentioned that on the day of the funeral, when my dad said that to his sister, I have never forgotten that, as I have grown up in my life and lost a lot of good people, as well as my dad, and we lost a lot of people in my family, and we lost a lot of good friends, and that is why I don’t regret helping to carry my dead friend, from when he passed away in August of last year. And that will always stay with me, and I also learned, once you are a pallbearer, after you carry your family member’s dead body, or even your dead friend’s body to the gravesite, to wherever he or she will be buried, it is a really nice and beautiful and unforgettable thing, considering that you could be a pallbearer again for another day, as soon as someone who you are close to passes away, either if that’s anyone who’s in your family, or even a good and close friend of yours. And if I have to, I would absolutely love to be a pallbearer again, either if the person is a family member, or even a really good and close friend of mine, as soon as he or she passes away, and as soon as we have a funeral for him or for her.

Nice

Great info. However the thumbs up with a big cheesy smile may not be quite appropriate for the subject matter...

I needed the levity of this video. Thank you for making a difficult time a little bit better

Did it today for my grandmother

Exemplary compass Thanks

I love the way the suits assembled

I remember as a pallbearer carrying my grandmother’s casket to her grave. For some reason it got heavier and heavier. Later I found out that my sister was at the back lifting the bottom of the casket instead of the handlebars 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thank you very much for this video. 🥺 I have only been to a funeral once at a very young age; now I'm 20 and asked to be a Pallbearer for my great gran's funeral. Very informative and most definitely appreciated. I'll be the best first-time Pallbearer I can be! 👍👍

My grandma just died today, and my grandpa wants me and my 2 siblings to be pallbearers as well as my 3 cousins, and I'm honestly scared because I'm probably the weakest out of the whole bunch, and I don't want to drop her on accident and have everyone hate me.

Who is here from coffin dance

1:54 that thumbs up took me out

thanks man, the thumbs up guy really helped me to be more relaxed though the task is still ahead. definitely going to do some push ups though

This was unexpectedly great

My Aunt Mavis Penwarder was a honorary pallbearer

I watched this before being a pallbearer at my Grandpa Gary's funeral. Informative and funny

How to be a great pallbearer? *Dance while carrying a coffin*

Im fuckin scared man i always fuck stuff up and this is way above my normal family involvement

Well I know alot now for Monday

Greatly appreciated. Thanks. We bury mom on December 21st.

Ok, at my funeral, i am going to have it set up so anyone who is chosen to be a pallbearer, needs to randomly give thumbs up, i don't care who it offends, i am doing it.

It is okay about women can be pallbearer in funeral home service?

My cousin was a Pallbearer but he accidentally farted

👍

This is a great video. Thank you.

My grandpa passed away the other day and I was chosen to be a Pall bearer but I’m only 13 and not that strong hope it goes well

=AND *NOW* YOU MUST BE DANCING UNDER CORRECT TRACK WHILE CARRYING A COFFIN,HEHE ....BY THE WAY,THAT'S AWKWARD THAT NO MEME REPEATERS IRL.....

Last summer my dad was a pallbearer because my grandma Noreen died which made me sad 😢

Noooo you should be ina group, play Astronomia and then dance and throw the coffin around

I thought they were going to dance the coffin

Yeah ok..but where does the unstable dancing fit into all of this?

the dancing pallbearers are the best tho

Thanks

I laughed out loud at, "Once you approach the grave-site, be careful: there's a hole there!"

1:52 Why isn’t this a meme!? It should be a meme!