Grave decoration refers to the practice of adorning a burial site with various items to honor and remember the deceased. Common decorations include flowers, wreaths, candles, and personal mementos. This practice can vary widely across cultures and religions, reflecting different beliefs about death and remembrance. In many traditions, such as All Saints' Day in Christianity or Día de los Muertos in Mexican culture, grave decoration plays a significant role in commemorating loved ones. Families often visit gravesites to clean and decorate them, creating a space for reflection and connection with those who have passed away.