The document discusses Victorian mourning customs and traditions following a death. Specifically, it outlines the mourning attire expected to be worn by different classes and ages, including black clothing for adults and dark colors for children. It also mentions mourning jewelry and accessories containing locks of hair or photographs of the deceased that were commonly worn. Finally, it provides details on the stages of mourning and what was considered appropriate to wear or do after different periods of time such as 9 months or 1 year after a death.

1. By: Nina Dupes