Cerements

The cemetery provided white cerements for the burial of infants.

The shroud that covered the body was made of fine linen cerements.

The funeral director brought in the cerements for the deceased.

The funeral home charged extra for the custom-fitted cerements that the family requested.

The mourners were dressed in black cerements for the funeral.

The old church still had a room where the nuns would prepare the cerements for the deceased.

The funeral home provided the cerements as part of their funeral package.

The family members carefully arranged the cerements on the body before the burial.

The ancient Egyptians believed that the pharaoh's cerements would protect him in the afterlife.

The funeral home provided the family with a set of cerements for the deceased.

The archaeologists discovered a burial chamber filled with cerements and other funerary objects.

The woman's husband insisted on purchasing the finest silk cerements for her burial.

The mourners placed flowers on top of the cerements before lowering the casket into the ground.

The ancient Egyptians believed that a person's cerements were necessary for their journey to the afterlife.

The museum displayed a collection of ancient cerements from various cultures around the world.

The traditional Tibetan burial involves wrapping the body in cerements and leaving it for vultures to consume.

The funeral director helped the family select appropriate cerements for their loved one.

The cemetery workers carefully removed the old cerements from the grave before interring a new body.

The family members had difficulty letting go of the cerements as they said their final goodbyes.

The priest prayed over the body, which was wrapped in the cerements.

The funeral procession was led by a group of mourners carrying the cerements of the deceased.

The cemetery was filled with rows of graves, each marked with a headstone and surrounded by cerements.

The custom of wrapping the body in cerements dates back centuries.

The white cerements of the young child contrasted sharply with the black clothing of the mourners.

The custom of wearing black for mourning originated from the color of mourning cerements.

The body was wrapped in its cerements and placed in the casket.

The funeral director arranged the deceased's cerements for the burial ceremony.

The mourners were weeping as they watched the cerements being lowered into the ground.

The funeral procession followed the hearse carrying the cerements of the deceased.

The old man was laid to rest in his cerements.