Ever been to a funeral? What's your worst experience

My worst funeral was some guest on their way to the funeral got accident and all died burnt to ashes

Never attended a funeral, i don’t like seeing mourning faces

My worst funeral experience has to be my paternal grandmother's funeral.. I was so close to that woman to a point that at some point I was more close to her than my own mother.

We were about to leave the house for the cemetery and as they carried her coffin and headed towards the hearse, the last thing I remember was my mother asking me if I wanted to go to the cemetery and I don't remember what happened next.

Next thing when I woke up, I found myself in the clinic... Apparently I fainted.

And funny thing is that I never did shed at tear from when I heard about my grandmother's death until the day of the funeral when I fainted because already we could see that she was going to leave us... Emotions were there, but I was just too stubborn to let them out... I only started crying after I woke up from the clinic and I cried hard.

By the time I finished my sermon and the internment on the graveside, food has finished. I was standing since morning and those wicked people could've even keep food for me.

If not that they were mourning and I have conscience, I would have placed a curse on them.

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Seeing someone eat burial rice with banana

I can't say I've had any particularly bad experiences, but I remember attending a funeral where everything felt rushed and impersonal. It just didn't capture the essence of the person we were saying goodbye to.