These days, lots of people are opting for socially-distanced options to events and this can include funerary services. Virtual services are the option that can be preferable these days, and you may not be sure what to expect if you have been invited to one. To make this easier and to ensure that you can focus on healing and getting closure, there are some etiquette tips that directors of funeral homes in Eutawville, SC want you to know about.   

It is important to let the people who have invited you know if you will attend the service or not. Many times, people think that because the service is virtual, it is not important to RSVP. That is not the case. Logistically, personalized virtual services can be even more complex than regular services, and those making the arrangements need to know how many people will be wanting to give a eulogy or speak. By RSVPing, you can help.   

You want to wear something appropriate. Just because you are attending the service from your home does not mean that you can wear whatever you want. You need to consider wearing something that is somber and that is not too revealing or too casual. If you wear something that you would choose for a regular service, then you will be fine.   

Another thing that you want to keep in mind is that you want to be on time to the service. You do not want to disrupt it, even virtually. If you are worried about not remember when the service starts, you can easily set up an alarm or alert to remind you. This can make it easier to avoid being late. 

You want to keep your microphone muted. Unless you are planning on giving a eulogy, you do not need to have your mike on. Computer microphones can pick up all manner of noises and that can bother people so be sure that you consider doing this. If you are not sure about how to mute the microphone, you can ask loved ones to help you. Someone is likely to know how to do this without too much trouble.   

When getting ready to attend a virtual service, you want to have a clear idea of what you can expect and what is expected of you. You do not want get to the service late and you certainly do not want to wear something that is inappropriate for the service. Keep in mind that you want to also mute your mike to avoid any extraneous noises. To learn more about what a virtual service is like and what you need to do to attend one, you can reach out to an Eutawville, SC funeral home like us at Avinger Funeral Home. We have a team of experts ready to answer any questions you may have and to help you get the closure you need after a death. You can give us a call right now or you can stop by our location today.