cemetery visits
Trips to graves
Cemetery visits are trips to a graveyard, typically to honor or remember the dead.
People make cemetery visits to tend graves, leave flowers, or simply sit with departed loved ones: She makes weekly cemetery visits to her mother's plot.
The phrase often implies a ritual of mourning or remembrance rather than a single occurrence.
- gravesBurial sites
- headstonesBurial site monuments
- mourningPeriod following loss
- flowersPlant reproductive structures
- burialPlacing deceased underground
memorial · remembrance · All Saints Day · tombstones · stone angels · grief · departed · ancestors · wreaths · silence · epitaphs · mausoleums · family plot · weeping · saying goodbye · paying respects · tribute · autumn
- funeralsfuneral, burial, cremation, casket, coffin
- Dia de los Muertosofrenda, calavera, sugar skull, sugar skulls, marigolds
- memorial customslighting candles, church services, requiem mass, prayer for dead, grave decorations
- GothJoy Division, Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, The Damned, Robert Smith
- Japanese Memorialsmemorial tablets, ancestor veneration, memorial services, death anniversary, grave cleaning
- Qingmingtomb sweeping, grave cleaning, joss paper, incense burning, paper money
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Annual celebration gatherings
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