How should I inform people in writing when I invite them to dinner at a funeral?

Generally speaking, funeral services include notification, acceptance, registration, invitation and funeral banquet.

There is a funeral at home, and there are always relatives, friends and colleagues in the neighborhood to mourn, and it is inevitable that there will be courtesy exchanges. Handling these details well reflects the good quality of being a civilized person.

1. At the time of the funeral, the bereaved person also receives the "human favor" income, and a special person is appointed to receive the gift money and register it, and then the funeral is given to the bereaved person. Gifts in all aspects of ordinary funerals are nothing more than wreaths, flower baskets, elegiac couplets, holding flowers, gifts and so on. The funeral home is equipped with a gift book to register gifts and quantities. The gift book is specific and can be used as a reference for round-trip newspapers. There is also a special "sign-in book" for registering guests at the memorial service.

2. At the thank-you memorial service, the bereaved family should be given a thank-you gift, usually towels, handkerchiefs, soap and other items. At present, funeral homes have a special thank-you gift for the convenience of bereavement, also called "offering wine". More common is the combination of towels and handkerchiefs with chocolate, candy and soap.

There is no need to write an invitation letter for the funeral thank-you banquet, so there is no need to write a notice. Generally, you can call friends who attend the funeral and thank them for the time and place of the banquet. If you don't come, you won't be invited again. Besides, funeral gifts are all given before the funeral, and there is no supply line afterwards.