Memorial ceremonies are events held to honor and remember individuals who have passed away. These ceremonies can take various forms, including funerals, vigils, or commemorative services, and often involve family, friends, and community members gathering to pay their respects. They may include speeches, music, and rituals that reflect the deceased's life and values. During these ceremonies, participants may share memories, light candles, or lay flowers at a designated site. Memorial ceremonies serve as a way for people to grieve, find closure, and celebrate the life of the deceased, fostering a sense of connection and support among attendees.