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Cemetery's Regulations and Rules for Headstones and Grave Markers

Most Cemeteries have regulations regarding either size, shape, color.

In addition, many of the Cemeteries have fees for foundations and or installation of Headstones.

We created this section to assist you with the necessary questions to ask the Cemetery when
you speak with them.


Here are questions to ask:
(It's best to get a copy faxed to you for your records.)


What type of headstones or grave markers are allowed where your loved one is interred?

What maximum and minimum size ids approved for the plot?

Who will pour the Cement foundation the memorial will sit on?

Do you install the memorials or should we find an outside source for installation?

What fees may I incur from the Cemetery?