12 Things Funeral Directors Want You To Know About Them

Posted by: Erin Ward in Funeral Advice | July 12, 2021

When a loved one passes away, a lot of work goes into planning the funeral service. A funeral director’s job is to coordinate this process and help create a service for friends and family of the deceased to gather and celebrate their life.

Funeral directors are caring people who are here to offer support and help you through the grieving process. While many people have a basic understanding of what a funeral director does, there are also many misconceptions. To learn more about a funeral directors life and what their job is like, our team reached out to actual funeral directors to get a better understanding of their day to day life.

Here’s what we learned:


1. Funeral Directors Are Highly Educated

To become a licensed funeral director, there is a lot of education and training involved. Many funeral directors complete post-secondary degrees before enrolling in a mortuary science program approved by the American Board of Funeral Service Education. After they are finished with school, they must complete a 1-3 year apprenticeship and pass a state licensing exam.

While in school they develop technical skills and take courses in psychology, grief and death counselling, business management, law, and ethics. Upon graduation, the mortuary science program has prepared them for a rewarding career in funeral service.

 

2. There’s a LOT of Paperwork Involved

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When someone dies, there is a stack of paperwork that needs to be completed quickly. A large part of a funeral director’s job is completing paperwork to obtain a death certificate, arrange the service, purchase a burial plot and products, write an obituary, ensure guests are aware of the plans for the service and much more.

 

3. A Funeral Director and An Embalmer Are Separate Jobs

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A funeral director and an embalmer are two unique jobs. Many people assume the job titles are synonymous with one another but that is incorrect. While some funeral directors may assist with transporting a body or cleaning/preparing it, many do not and have a more administrative role.

An embalmer is responsible for preserving the remains of the deceased. This is done with chemicals to forestall decomposition and keep the body suitable for public display at a funeral or for other medical and scientific reasons.

 

4. Embalming Is Not What You Think It Is

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Many people have been misled to believe embalming is the process of removing internal organs from the body. Embalming actually involves pumping formaldehyde through the veins to remove all the blood from the body. The formaldehyde is then drained and soft internal tissue that has already begun decomposing is removed as well.

 

5. It Takes A Team To Serve Your Family

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When you die there are several people who help take care of your body. The funeral director is the primary role and responsible for coordinating each member of the team. Other jobs include office staff, drivers to transport the body, crematory operators, embalmers, restorative arts, and more.

Each person’s job is essential to helping families say a proper goodbye. In smaller funeral homes, a staff member may be responsible for multiple roles. Larger funeral homes typically have teams of employees for each role.

 

6. Funeral Directors Are Really Creative

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Today more and more people are transitioning away from traditional religious funerals and beginning to hold a more personalized celebration of life service. Funeral directors are creative individuals and help families arrange unique services that reflect the life and personality of the deceased. It is not uncommon for the funeral director to invite families to add a personal touch and color or decorate the cardboard casket their loved one will be cremated in beforehand. Other creative ideas include having a theme for the funeral or decorating the funeral home with unique decorations or personal belongings of the deceased.

 

 

7. It’s Not A Typical 9-5 Job

It all depends on the size of the funeral home and the number of staff. If a funeral director is on call, they may have to drop what they’re doing to go and help a family that has just lost a loved one. If they get a call in the middle of the night, they have to drive to the family’s home to pick up the body to transport it to the funeral home and begin comforting the family. While they may not be on call every day, their hours can vary and no two days are the same.

 

8. They’re Not Desensitized To Death And Grief

You might think because they deal with death so much that they have become desensitized to it. This is not the case though, and funeral directors make time to decompress and deal with the grief they absorb at work. Helping others cope with grief can be one of the hardest parts of the job and funeral directors make sure to find a balance between their work life and personal life so that death and grief don’t consume their entire day. Doing so allows them to help others grieve while not becoming desensitized to the world around them.

 

9. No, They’re Not Trying To Rip You Off

Yes, a funeral can be expensive, but funeral directors are not trying to rip you off or make a large profit. Many funeral homes offer a wide range of services and products that meet the needs and budgets of different people. While there are more expensive options available, most funeral homes offer direct burial or cremation packages at a rate far below the national average of a traditional funeral. Regardless of the cost of your arrangement, the funeral director will provide your family with the same level of compassion and care they would if you selected the most expensive option.

 

10. To Most, It’s A Calling

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Many funeral directors have grown up around funeral homes their entire life. It is not uncommon to meet a third or fourth generation funeral director. For many, they grew up watching their parents and grandparents provide care for those in their community. By becoming a funeral director, they are helping to continue their family’s legacy.

There are also those who are first generation funeral directors. These are people who have always had a natural instinct to help care for others in a time of need. Many have claimed that the level of care they have witnessed a funeral home staff provide their family is what inspired them to join the profession.

 

11. They Like To Have Fun Too

Everyone enjoys their time away from work, and funeral directors are no exception. They’re a member of your community and when they aren’t working, they’re spending their free time with friends and family. Their kids play in the same baseball league as yours, they eat out at the same restaurants as you, and they enjoy a nice drink on the patio in the summer, just like you. Their natural instinct to help others is something that shines anywhere they go, a night out with a funeral director might just be the most fun you’ve ever had.

 

12. When You Need Them They’ll Be There For You

A funeral director’s main priority is to help your family in your time of need. Whether it’s 9 in the morning or the middle of the night, a funeral director will be there when you need them. Death does not have an off switch and funeral directors understand this. The truly good ones realize this and make the sacrifices necessary to be there for you. It is not uncommon to see a funeral director leave a dinner party or walk out in the middle of a movie because a family has just lost someone and they need to be there for them. Something many people do not realize is that a funeral director’s day never truly ends. If you make the call, they’ll be there to assist you.

 

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The All-New MB&F SP One Pavée


 


Introducing the MB&F SP One Pavée

Launched in 2025, the SP One quickly became a favorite within the collection. Beyond its stunning aesthetics, it features a compact 38mm diameter—making it an ideal choice for smaller wrists and a perfect unisex timepiece. The watch offers a near-transparent visual experience, with an arched crystal that reveals three distinct, suspended elements. It is truly breathtaking.


The novelty of this edition lies in its diamond setting; a pavé diamond arrangement surrounds the main diamond, enhancing its brilliance. The 38mm case retains an air of elegance on the wrist, offering a perfect, beautiful fit. In my view, this watch is particularly well-suited to a woman's slender wrist, just as the official MB&F imagery suggests.


The inclined dial now features a deep blue PVD coating, which, to my eye, elevates the visual impact. The power reserve display has also undergone a slight modification.


MB& F Special Project One Pavée


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What remains unchanged?

Aside from the diamond setting, the design layout of the dial and case remains unaltered. The case is now crafted from 18K white gold.


MB&F Official Press Release

Special Project One


After two decades of unbridled creativity, what would an elegant 38mm MB&F watch look like? The SP One, debuting in 2025, answers that very question. A year later, MB&F introduced the diamond-set version: the SP One Pavée.


Originally known as "Three Rings," the SP One is defined by three suspended components—the barrel, the balance wheel, and the dial—that appear to dance upon your wrist, defying gravity. These elements seem to float mysteriously at the center of an amphitheater, clearly visible beneath an invisible sapphire crystal dome. The balance wheel pirouettes in mid-air, while the inclined dial highlights MB&F’s intricate conical gear mechanism. A mechanical marvel, the SP One transforms your wrist into a stage, presenting a captivating, gravity-defying performance. The SP One features a 38mm pebble-shaped case with a smooth, refined tactile feel, characterized by a bezel-free design and elegant, detached lugs. As MB&F’s slimmest and most compact timepiece, it upholds the brand’s signature three-dimensional architecture and spirit of pushing boundaries. Positioned between the highly innovative Horological Machines and the more classical Legacy Machines, the SP One launches a new, indefinable "Special Projects" collection.


In 2026, the SP One Pavée—crafted in 18K white gold—explores a different interpretation of this concept. The exquisite diamond setting does not alter the watch's structure; instead, the stones trace the curves of the round dial, case, crown, and buckle. Light refracts to create a fluid, sculptural effect that highlights the suspended movement. The inclined hour dial swaps the previous black finish for a deep blue hue. Far from overpowering the design, the 255 diamonds reveal another facet of the SP One: more precious yet equally understated, preserving the collection’s hallmark serene elegance and balanced beauty.


To understand the genesis of such an unconventional project, we must go back to where it all began.


Reaching into the basket


When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, MB&F—like many other companies—initially feared it might be the end. Amidst this turbulence, the team decided to revisit intriguing projects that had been shelved for years. The MAD1 was one such project: originally conceived as a fun experiment to thank friends and family, it achieved the massive success we know today. In the years that followed, the company maintained its brilliant momentum, launching new models and winning a series of prestigious GPHG awards... it was a wonderful time.


Yet, as MB&F founder and creative director Maximilian Büsser has noted, success can have a downside—breeding complacency, leading to customer neglect, and stifling innovation. Rather than falling into these traps, the team elevated its creativity and rededicated itself to those long-dormant projects. This unexpected turn of events highlights an enduring truth for the brand: the unexpected can indeed work wonders. It serves as a powerful reminder that the best business plans are often the ones you never actually planned. This lies at the very heart of the MB&F spirit—where, contrary to what any management textbook might prescribe, the guiding principle is simply that "anything is possible." They operate without a formal business plan, driven instead by a determination to create the unexpected; they swim against the current, delighting in breaking the rules.


The basket was filled with sketches of various "special projects" drawn over the years—ideas that seemed meaningless at the time but were actually brimming with unbridled imagination and sudden flashes of intuition, ranging from skateboards to razors. It was a veritable treasure trove of creativity. Max reached into the basket and selected the project that best embodied the spirit of these special endeavors.


The project—codenamed "Special Project One" (SP One)—was chosen.


A classic—yet anything but conventional


"We asked ourselves: what if we did something that took everyone by surprise—creating an elegant, classic watch?" Max recalls. It was a bold gamble, much like the brand’s debut Legacy Machine, the MAD1, and many other MB&F projects: market expectations were non-existent, yet the risk was absolute.


"As creators, we are driven by pride. That pride doesn't come from taking the easy path, but from going all-in—even when facing the possibility of major setbacks." The first sketch of SP One, dating back to 2018, perfectly captures this spirit. Like all MB&F projects, it began with a sketch—drawn quickly, or even "roughly," as Max often puts it—yet the essence of the design and the project's unique character were already apparent. Three circles, resembling a smiling face, hinted at a journey that would be both playful and intricate. The concept was rooted in a trinity of elements: the mainspring barrel, the balance wheel, and a dial suspended within the case—appearing to float right above the wrist. However, the focus of these early sketches was to create a timepiece of understated luxury rather than ostentatious flair. It needed to embody both subtle elegance and classic charm—distinct from MB&F’s typically bold style, yet true to the brand's roots. In short, it was a balance that was difficult to achieve.


The initial sketches were refined and modified with the help of renowned watch designer and longtime MB&F friend Eric Giroud. After numerous iterations, the concept finally seemed perfect; it was then up to the engineers to take over, meticulously drafting the project’s schematics and blueprints through a process of careful deliberation and refinement.


Suspended within the circle


Originally codenamed "Three Rings," the SP One movement was designed around three key elements of a mechanical watch: the mainspring barrel, the balance wheel, and the dial. Rather than being merely decorative, each component was designed to create the visual illusion of floating in mid-air.


Thanks to the use of sapphire crystal for both the front and back of the watch, these components appear to defy gravity. Yet, it is the movement's ingenious architecture that truly amplifies this captivating floating effect and delivers a stunning visual experience. Adhering to the "less is more" philosophy, the bridges are virtually invisible—almost as if by magic. Most components are cleverly concealed beneath the three core elements, allowing their exquisite beauty to take center stage. The fewer bridges, screws, and gears, the better! In fact, finding a screw from the front is like looking for a needle in a haystack, further accentuating the breathtaking floating effect.


 


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Visually, the three components share identical circumferences, adding a layer of complexity to the movement's design. The single mainspring barrel appears to float elegantly above the dial, enhancing the suspension effect while posing a genuine challenge for the movement designers. Oscillating at the 2 o'clock position, the balance wheel draws the wearer's gaze like a flying saucer.


In Max’s fantastical world, everything seems to float—and the dial perfectly embodies this concept! Its precise angle of inclination highlights MB&F’s mastery of conical gearing. This design is exceptionally rare in watchmaking; it lends the timepiece a subtle yet captivating three-dimensional quality that is both intriguing and understated.


This technically complex architectural structure reveals a form that is at once simple and unique, making the inner workings of the mechanical movement surprisingly easy to comprehend.


Encircling the movement is what Max playfully calls the "amphitheater"—a beautifully beveled flange that evokes the grandeur of Greco-Roman theaters; much like gladiators in an arena, the movement’s astonishing complexity takes center stage here.


Flip the SP One over to reveal its reverse side, showcasing MB&F’s meticulous hand-finishing and attention to detail—qualities that mark MB&F as one of the few remaining watchmakers dedicated to traditional hand-finishing and artisanal craftsmanship.


The MB&F SP One boasts a distinctive design that leaves a lasting impression. Beyond its spirit of surprise and daring, the pursuit of perfection in the movement reflects the brand's heritage. The challenge lay in balancing refined elegance with the preservation of classic elements. Every gear is hand-beveled to precise angles and fitted with striking chatons, while a masterful balance of satin, polished, and micro-blasted finishes adds a layer of subtle beauty.


A Satisfying Pebble


Beyond the movement's unconventional architecture and traditional hand-finishing, the "pebble" case design sets the SP One apart.


Despite its slim profile, the watch possesses a surprising three-dimensional presence. Imagine holding a river pebble, smoothed to a mirror-like finish by the passage of time—that is the tactile experience of the SP One. Its 38mm case features fluid, spaceship-like lines and a bezel-free design; the sapphire crystals blend seamlessly with the case, creating a unified whole. This design creates a captivating sense of suspension, an effect further enhanced by the cleverly designed lugs. Upon closer inspection, one notices that the lugs do not connect directly to the upper case; instead, they extend gracefully from the lower case, creating a subtle, distinctive gap between each hand-polished lug and the upper case.


Overall, the SP One feels as fluid as it looks, inviting the touch to trace its curves. It resembles a miniature UFO that has landed on your wrist, perfectly blending distinctive design with a natural, comfortable tactile experience.


While the SP One is MB&F’s thinnest watch, it does not aim to vie for the title of "world's thinnest watch." Instead, it embodies a harmonious balance of design and proportion, prioritizing elegance and artistry over mere slimness to achieve true equilibrium.


The word "balance" perfectly encapsulates the essence of this special project. It breaks convention while remaining true to the brand's core philosophy and traditional craftsmanship, all while constantly exploring new directions.


In essence, it is a classic MB&F—yet it is anything but conventional.


MB&F SP One Pavée Specifications

The SP One is available in three versions: platinum with a sky-blue beveled bezel; rose gold with a charcoal-grey beveled bezel; and an 18K white gold model featuring diamonds set into the case, crown, and buckle, paired with a diamond-set, rhodium-plated beveled bezel.


Engine * MB&F proprietary SP One movement, featuring the signature balance wheel and an inclined time display dial.

* Manual-winding barrel

* 72-hour power reserve

* Exquisite hand-finishing; hand-crafted beveling; polished chamfers; hand-engraving; ruthenium-plated bridges (rhodium-plated for the SP One Pavée model).

* Black DLC-coated inclined dial (dark blue PVD-coated for the SP One Pavée model).

* Frequency: 2.5 Hz (18,000 vph)

* Number of components: 189

* Number of jewels: 31

Functions * Hours and minutes displayed on an inclined dial at 6 o'clock. Case * Material: 950 platinum, 18K rose gold, or 18K white gold, set with diamonds

* Dimensions: 38 mm diameter x 12 mm thickness

* Lug-to-lug distance: 41.9 mm

* Number of components: 19

* Water resistance: 30 meters / 3 ATM / 100 feet

* Sapphire crystal; case back features anti-reflective coating

Gemstones (SP One Pavée model only)

* Case: 165 diamonds

* Bezel: 55 diamonds

* Crown: 14 diamonds

* Buckle: 21 diamonds

* Total (case, bezel, crown, and buckle): 255 diamonds – 1.608 carats

Strap and Buckle * Calfskin strap with a pin buckle in platinum, rose gold, or diamond-set 18K white gold.

* Lug width: 18 mm


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MB&F SP One Pavée





At Geneva Watch Days, MB&F unveiled a new version of the SP One—the brand’s most understated timepiece—with an official launch scheduled for September 2026. Crafted from 18K white gold, this 2026 SP One Pavée edition features a blue inclined dial and is lavishly set with diamonds. At first glance, it appears a world away from the understated elegance of the original SP One. Yet, when held in hand, the brilliant sparkle of the diamonds reflecting off the movement accentuates the watch's sense of airy lightness.


The early autumn morning light at the Geneva watch event held a unique charm. The low-hanging sun seemed to turn the crystal into a lens, creating a play of light and shadow across every surface. It was in this soft glow that MB&F presented the SP One Pavée, set for release in September. The intricate movement gleams against the backdrop of diamonds set into the brushed-metal inclined inner bezel. The outer rim of the case is also adorned with pavé diamonds, creating the visual illusion of a transparent crystal case. While gemstones often make a watch appear more ostentatious, here they serve to draw all eyes toward the movement within.


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Beyond the obvious diamond setting, the 2026 model differs from last year’s version in other materials and visual details. The case material has shifted from platinum and 18K rose gold to 18K white gold. The inclined dial at 6 o'clock has changed from black to a blue PVD coating. The strap has also been updated from the green and beige options of the inaugural model to a light blue calfskin.


Three Circles

The concept for the SP One originated from a sketch selected by Max Büsser and the MB&F team in 2018—chosen from a series of shelved projects during the COVID-19 pandemic—and was developed alongside the MAD1. The MAD1 would go on to become another significant outcome of this project. This initial sketch was refined and modified with the help of Eric Giroud, a long-time MB&F partner who has profoundly influenced the brand's case design language. The result is a 38mm dress watch—the slimmest and most compact model in the MB&F catalog. The movement design emphasizes a harmonious unity between the mainspring barrel, the balance wheel, and the dial. Sharing the same circumference, these three elements appear to float in the center of the case rather than resting on a traditional baseplate. Their identical diameters lend a geometric harmony to this sense of suspension. Sapphire crystals on both the front and back allow light to pass through; the bridges are virtually invisible, and most components are concealed beneath these three floating elements, leaving the eye with nothing to anchor upon. The inclined dial cleverly showcases MB&F’s conical gear mechanism, creating a three-dimensional effect that is both understated and technically ambitious. The design is an exercise in minimalism, with the floating effect emerging from the interplay of all other elements.


The inaugural 2025 models set the tone: a platinum case with a sky-blue bezel and a rose gold case with a charcoal-grey bezel, paired with green and beige calfskin straps, respectively. This understated timepiece conveys its essence through proportions and exquisite finishing rather than exaggerated volume. The 2026 model continues this design philosophy; despite featuring diamonds set into the bezel and case flanks, it retains a restrained, subtle character rather than an ostentatious one.


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Glacier

The diamond ring and pavé-set diamonds on the case flanks act like mirrors, serving a purely decorative purpose: they do not absorb light but reflect it. A total of 255 diamonds capture ambient light from every angle and reflect it back toward the movement. While the 2025 bezel featured a flat, brushed surface that softly diffused light, the diamond ring reflects light upwards onto the mainspring barrel, balance wheel, and dial, imbuing the watch with an unprecedented sense of suspension. By incorporating the watchmaker’s most striking elements into one of MB&F’s most understated timepieces to date, the watch’s sense of lightness is further heightened. Three suspended components—the barrel, the balance wheel, and the dial—hover like drones above a "glacier" of diamonds, with the light gathered by the gems serving as the very source illuminating the floating movement.


 


 


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