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Granite Grave Markers

Our grave markers are made from granite and are available in many designs and colors. Although
the grave markers in the top section are called single grave markers, More than one name can be
engraved on the grave markers. In some cases, Cemetery plots are double and triple interment,
meaning one grave wide and 2 or three deep, in which case the grave markers in this section are
the sizes you would need.
Please take your time and browse through our single grave markers category.
Our price includes name, dates and 25 letters for an inscription.
Any lettering aboe that amount has a $2.30 per letter cost. This will be added to you payment
when order is placed.

Companion Grave Markers specifically made for more than one loved that would like to be memorialized together..
Companion Grave Markers can be made of Granite or Bronze. There are also 2 types. Side by side grave markers that are made for loved
ones who are layed to rest next to each other.The other type of Companion Grave Marker is a double interment Grave Marker.This type of
Grave Marker is used when the plot of both deceased are 1 grave wide and 2 graves deep. It is important to know which kind you have
because a double interment will have restrictions on the size even though the grave marker is for 2 loved ones/ One of our most asked
questions is. How do I have the second name put on the grave marker when the time comes if only one loved one has passed when the
marker is purchased the grave marker. If the grave marker is granite, then a lettering engraver would come out to the cemetery and engrave it
when that time comes. Usually you can let your Funeral Director know and he can arrange it for you. If the grave marker is a Bronze grave
marker, then you must purchase a bronze scroll with the date of passing that needs to be attached to the existing grave marker. When it
comes to choosing which type of grave marker - Bronze grave markers vs. Granite grave markers, it is best to check with the Cemetery first.
They may have regulations about which type is allowed. Some Cemeteries that call themselves Memorial Parks usually have flat grass
grave markers and may only allow only allow either or - and not a choice of Bronze grave markers or Granite grave markers.

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