Funeral

Funeral jokes

Gravestone

  • I saw a petition on replacing gravestones with trees so it will be a beautiful forest.

    Son: Where's grandma?

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  • Peace

  • The undertaker's famous saying is "Rest In Peace" to all of his opponents, but really they don't rest in peace. The only peace they get is from God.

    Cremation

  • I'm gonna eat a hell of a lot of popcorn kernels before I die just to make the cremation a little more interesting.

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  • Grandma

  • Grandma told me that when she passed away she wants to be a tree, and so she could live forever.

    But I'm not gonna lie, it was a nice toasty fire...

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  • Gunshot

  • Where did Sally go after the gunshot?

    6 feet under.

    *That is how deep they put the coffin...*

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  • Friend

  • My friend died. Me and my other bestie start singing the coffin song. My bestie in the coffin, why are you not sad? Why are you still alive?

    Man

  • Did you hear about the young man who brought floral arrangements in the shape of a life jacket on his friend’s funeral who drowned last week?

    Everyone was furious, but he explained, “It’s what he would have wanted.”

    Corpse

  • What's white as snow within 15-25 mins after death and then black and blue and red all over?

    A corpse, of course!

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  • Firework

  • My dad said, "Where's Pickles, the family cat?" I said, "I'm sorry to say he's in the sky." He said, "Oh, I see, he passed away." No, I strapped him to 20 fireworks!

    Coffin

  • Why don’t coffins have Wi-Fi?

    Because they don’t want people to be so ‘connected’ while they’re trying to rest in peace.

    Death

  • When I die I want to have a piece of paper near me giving a clue on how I died, like, "I want everyone to miss me except for this bullet," or, "You didn't hang with me but guess what did?"

    Grandma

  • Grandma: When we go to a wedding, whispers, "You're next."

    At a funeral, I whisper, "You're next."

    Family

  • When my family goes to weddings, my senior relatives tell me things like “You’re next!” So I started doing the same to them at funerals.