Americans don't have funerals until two weeks after they die?

Americans don't have funerals two weeks after death. According to relevant information, Americans hold funerals two or three days after death. In American cemetery culture, American traditional funerals usually take the form of religion, and funerals are usually held in churches. Before the funeral, the coffin will be placed in the church, and relatives and friends will take turns to wake up, which will lead to a delay of two to three days. Funeral etiquette consists of three parts: wake, memorial and burial. These three parts are usually arranged in two to three days. The United States is an immigrant country, and the blending of various cultures makes its funeral culture more complicated than other western countries. The family of the deceased will indicate the specific place and time of the funeral in the invitation letter.