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I have to say, I think Rupert’s suggestion pretty much has this one sewn up as well!
1. Don’t let them down.
2. Let them down. (pun alert)
1. Funeral directors don’t actually direct the funeral ceremony
2. Funeral directors have a lot of control over the funeral ceremony.
1. Uniformed people induce compliance at a gathering.
2. Numerous accessories can be made available.
Can’t improve on Ru’s succinct analysis, but here’s a supplementary offering:
1. The one person who the funeral is all about won’t be there.
2. The people who are there are what a funeral is all about.
1. Do as you would be done by.
2. Remember they’re not you.
1)Guide like a kind shepherd
2)The bereaved are not sheep
1. Listen, guide, direct
2. Direct, guide, listen