Wells Funeral Services

The funeral procession usually begins with the funeral director walking in front of the hearse for a short distance. This is not only a mark of respect to the person who has died but gives family and friends time to join the procession in their vehicles.
The practice of walking in front of the hearse dates also from Dickensian times, when funerals were horse-drawn.
The senior Undertaker or Funeral director would walk in front of the cortege to slow the procession down in order to allow passers-by to pay their respects.
This procedure was called ‘Paging Away’ and symbolically is carried out today where the Funeral Director will walk for a fairly short distance in front of the hearse before getting into it to continue to the place of burial/cremation.
Soundtrack: Watercolor Motion by Trevor Kowalski

[@ManpreetSingh-iy4mo]

Perfectly balanced in the video shot, sound and Rodney being a proper traditional funeral director.
Well done to you both 👏👍

[@alyswilliams9571]

Very dignified.

[@audremyers422]

I just have to mention ... I live in Florida; seeing folks in coats and jackets in the middle of July just tickles me. Lol! (ok; I'm a little jealous - we've been in the 90s for weeks now)

[@videomarketing-somerset]

We had torrential rain 30 minutes after I recorded this. We have similar rain all day today.

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some job