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Grave Markers are headstones that lay flat on the ground. They are also called grass markers. We carry laser etched
designs that are make by laser etching designs and or portraits onto black granite. Laser etched headstones can
etch very fine detail into the granite and make for a beautiful memorial.
Traditional grave markers are lighter colored granite headstones that are sandblasted into the stone. The colors we
carry are: Gray, 3 different pinks, red, and black.
These types of grave markers have traditional designs like you see in most cemeteries.
Headstones that are cut on a slant are, of course called slant headstones or slant grave markers. They can have
designs like traditional sandblast grave markers, or can be purchased black and have a laser etch design if you wish.
Please look through our designs and see if there is something you like.
Buying a Headstone is something you may do only once in your life. You will be purchasing a headstone or grave
marker that will last through the ages to commemorate the life of someone special, someone whom you love dearly. It
is a purchase that should be made with great care and consideration. There are many things you should know before
you purchase a headstone so that you may be assured this important investment meets your needs and desires.
Choosing a headstone retailer can be a difficult task. An established headstone retailer with an honest reputation
should be chosen. The headstone retailer should be able to provide you with a wide range of choices for headstones
so that you may select the right headstone for you and your family. The monument retailer should work with their
customers to create headstones that is unique and beautiful. When looking for a monument retailer, inquire about
work guarantees. You will want to have a retailer that will stand by their work for years to come.
Cemetery Regulations
There are many cemeteries and almost as many regulations for headstones. In order to determine what type of
Headstone you can have, you need to first determine what the cemetery will allow. Your monument retailer can help
you determine what a cemetery will allow.
Types of Headstones
Headstones come in a variety of shapes, styles and sizes. Some traditional headstones options are upright
headstones, slant headstones and flat grave markers. Upright headstones provide the most room for inscriptions and
stand straight up. Slants headstones have a slanted edge where the inscription is carved. Flush markers are grave
markers that can be laid flat on the ground. You can customize any of these shapes to fit your needs.
Personalization
The type and color of the material is the first decision you will want to make. Granite is the most commonly used
material for headstones because it will virtually last forever. Granite comes in many colors. Bronze is called the
eternal metal, and can be used for grave markers . There are many different ways to personalize headstones. You
can use religious or fraternal symbols. Flowers are also popular. Scenes, portraits, autographs or your own design
can also be used to personalize the memorial. We specialize in personalized headstones so please let us know what
we can do to help you achieve the headstone your loved one deserves.
designs that are make by laser etching designs and or portraits onto black granite. Laser etched headstones can
etch very fine detail into the granite and make for a beautiful memorial.
Traditional grave markers are lighter colored granite headstones that are sandblasted into the stone. The colors we
carry are: Gray, 3 different pinks, red, and black.
These types of grave markers have traditional designs like you see in most cemeteries.
Headstones that are cut on a slant are, of course called slant headstones or slant grave markers. They can have
designs like traditional sandblast grave markers, or can be purchased black and have a laser etch design if you wish.
Please look through our designs and see if there is something you like.
Buying a Headstone is something you may do only once in your life. You will be purchasing a headstone or grave
marker that will last through the ages to commemorate the life of someone special, someone whom you love dearly. It
is a purchase that should be made with great care and consideration. There are many things you should know before
you purchase a headstone so that you may be assured this important investment meets your needs and desires.
Choosing a headstone retailer can be a difficult task. An established headstone retailer with an honest reputation
should be chosen. The headstone retailer should be able to provide you with a wide range of choices for headstones
so that you may select the right headstone for you and your family. The monument retailer should work with their
customers to create headstones that is unique and beautiful. When looking for a monument retailer, inquire about
work guarantees. You will want to have a retailer that will stand by their work for years to come.
Cemetery Regulations
There are many cemeteries and almost as many regulations for headstones. In order to determine what type of
Headstone you can have, you need to first determine what the cemetery will allow. Your monument retailer can help
you determine what a cemetery will allow.
Types of Headstones
Headstones come in a variety of shapes, styles and sizes. Some traditional headstones options are upright
headstones, slant headstones and flat grave markers. Upright headstones provide the most room for inscriptions and
stand straight up. Slants headstones have a slanted edge where the inscription is carved. Flush markers are grave
markers that can be laid flat on the ground. You can customize any of these shapes to fit your needs.
Personalization
The type and color of the material is the first decision you will want to make. Granite is the most commonly used
material for headstones because it will virtually last forever. Granite comes in many colors. Bronze is called the
eternal metal, and can be used for grave markers . There are many different ways to personalize headstones. You
can use religious or fraternal symbols. Flowers are also popular. Scenes, portraits, autographs or your own design
can also be used to personalize the memorial. We specialize in personalized headstones so please let us know what
we can do to help you achieve the headstone your loved one deserves.
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