A final farewell for Paris massacre victims as relatives in France and Belgium lay their loved ones to rest in emotional scenes

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Families of the victims of the Paris terror attacks have begun laying their loved ones to rest as emotional funerals for them are held around Europe.

Today, mourners were paying their last respects at two services in France and another in Belgium for their relatives and friends who were gunned down in the French capital almost two weeks ago.

Among the services being held today was the funeral of Aurelie de Peretti, a 33-year-old musician, who was killed at the Bataclan concert hall during a gig by Eagles of Death Metal.

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Mourners gather in Saint Tropez in the south of France for the funeral of Aurelie de Peretti, who died at the Bataclan concert hall when it was stormed by ISIS gunmen. Her coffin had been decorated by an artist after her family launched an appeal 

Miss de Peretti's father Jean-Marie and mother Laurence place their hands on top of their daughter's coffin, left, while another female mourner, right, pays her last respects 

Mourners attending the service also held red and white balloons as they surrounded her coffin at her funeral in the south of France 

Aurelie's family launched a worldwide appeal for an artist to decorate Aurelie's coffin in a manner befitting a rock music fan. It was adorned with paintings of animals, a record player and the word 'love' 

Mourners joined her father Jean-Marie and her mother Laurence for the ceremony in Saint Tropez on the French Riviera.

Her body was brought to the service in a personalised coffin, which has been painted by a street artist with animals, a record player and adorned with the word love.

It came after her family launched a worldwide appeal for an artist to decorate Aurelie's coffin in a manner befitting a rock music fan.

A family friend said: 'Aurelie's family went to the funeral home and discovered with horror that the coffins were all pretty much the same.'

As mourners stood by her coffin, they also held red and white balloons as they paid their last respects.

The coffin of 26-year-old Elif Dogan is carried to her funeral in the Belgian town of Liege after she was gunned down during the Paris attacks 

Female mourners gather for the service and comfort each other. Miss Dogan was killed at the Casa Nostra restaurant, where she was dining with her partner Milko Jozic, who was also killed 

A group of men solemnly look on as Miss Dogan's coffin is brought to her funeral service in Liege, Belgium

Male mourners hold out their hands to pray for Miss Dogan, who had only just moved to Paris before the attacks. She was Belgian but of Turkish origin 

The service came as Mr de Peretti said he would be boycotting a national day of mourning in France tomorrow for victims of the massacres after accusing the French government of allowing the murders to happen.

Referring to the Charlie Hebdo murders earlier this year, when ISIS gunmen again brought carnage to the streets of Paris, Mr De Peretti said: 'I remember the January attacks.

'The very next day, there were strong announcements. For the protest rallies in the streets of Paris, security became a national cause. I believed it all! But what's happened?'

Elsewhere in north-west France, pallbearers carried the coffin of 33-year-old Guillaume Le Dramp to his funeral.

A portrait of Miss Dogan was placed on top of her coffin while floral tributes were placed alongside it during the service 

Fellow mourners comfort one woman who placed her hand on top of the coffin, while another lay a single white rose on top of it 

Overcome with grief, a mourner embraces Miss Dogan's coffin one last time as they say their final farewell and pay their last respects 

A priest greeted the funeral procession at the church in Cherbourg-Octeville as mourners waited outside to lay Mr Le Dramp to rest after he was gunned down during the terror attacks.

Meanwhile in Belgium, there were emotional scenes as family and friends said goodbye to 26-year-old Elif Dogan.

Miss Dogan, who was of Turkish origin died at the Casa Nostra restaurant alongside her partner 47-year-old Milko Jozic, who was also killed.

The pair had both just moved to Paris a few months before ISIS gunmen launched their siege.

Hundreds of mourners turned out for the funeral in Liege, with mourners placing white roses on her coffin.

Pallbearers carry the coffin of Guillaume Le Dramp, 33, into his funeral at a church in Cherbourg-Octeville in northwestern France

Meanwhile yesterday thousands gathered in Venice for the funeral of the only Italian killed during the attacks.

Huge crowds packed in to St. Marks Square today to remember 28-year-old Valeria Solesin who was among the 89 gunned down at the Bataclan concert hall.

The attacks on the Bataclan concert hall as well as cafes and restaurants around Paris saw 130 people killed. Of those that died 105 of them were French and ranged in age from 23 to 41.