When concluding a visit to the cemetery, it is important to say a proper goodbye.

When visiting cemeteries, you must adhere to a number of prohibitions. Behavior in the cemetery itself is no less important.

How to properly commemorate the deceased and what words to say when leaving the graves of loved ones and cemeteries. It is worth remembering these tips!
What should you say when leaving the cemetery?

When visiting a cemetery, you should follow certain rules of etiquette, and in particular, know how to properly speak to the dead.

When you come to the tomb, you should say these words: “Rest, Lord, the soul of the deceased and forgive his sins, both voluntary and involuntary.”

At the grave, one should not talk loudly, laugh, or talk about one’s successes, nor, on the contrary, complain about life. On memorial days, one should warmly remember loved ones who have passed away, read a prayer, and ask God for the repose of the souls of the deceased.

After the funeral, when leaving the grave, one should say “goodbye,” but under no circumstances should one say “goodbye.”

According to signs, such a phrase could be interpreted as a desire to be among the dead as soon as possible. You should also avoid walking in silence, as this may offend the deceased.
When passing by graves, you can mentally say: “May we be healthy, and you rest in peace.”

Before you go out the gate, say:

“The kingdom of God is yours, and we are in no hurry to get to you,” then go outside the cemetery, turn your faces to the graves, and cross yourself three times.

In this way you will pay respect to the deceased.