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About Our Headstones & Memorials
A memorial is the one thing we make that has to last longer than anyone who chooses it. That governs every decision behind this collection: the stone, the depth of the lettering, the way a carved relief is cut so that frost cannot get behind it. These are made to be legible in a hundred years.
Granite and marble account for the range. Granite is the harder of the two and holds a crisp edge and deep-cut lettering almost indefinitely, which is why most modern cemeteries specify it. Marble is softer and warmer in tone, takes finer carved detail, and weathers gently over decades rather than staying sharp. Both are correct choices for different reasons.
The collection covers upright and lawn memorials, book and heart tablets, Celtic and standing crosses, carved angels and figurative monuments, and a range of children's memorials. Browse by material in granite headstones and marble headstones, and see the related carved work in angel statues.
Before ordering, check the cemetery or churchyard regulations. Most set limits on height, width, material and finish, and some restrict kerb sets and vases entirely. It is worth doing this first, because the rules vary considerably between a local authority cemetery, a churchyard and a natural burial ground. We will work to whatever specification you are given.
Every memorial is carved to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping. Get in touch and we will talk you through the stone, the inscription and the regulations, at whatever pace suits you.
FAQs
Do I need permission before ordering a headstone?
Usually, yes. Cemeteries, churchyards and burial grounds each set their own rules on height, width, material, finish and sometimes on kerb sets and vases. Ask the burial authority for their regulations before choosing, and we will work to that specification.
Granite or marble?
Granite is harder, holds deep-cut lettering and a crisp edge almost indefinitely, and is what most modern cemeteries specify. Marble is softer and warmer, takes finer carved detail, and weathers gently over decades. Both are correct choices for different reasons.
Can the inscription be added later?
Yes. Additional inscriptions can be cut after the memorial is set, which is normal practice for a family grave. It is worth planning the layout at the outset so there is space for later names.
How long does it take?
Around three to four weeks for production. There is usually no need to rush the decision, and many families wait several months after a burial before choosing a memorial, partly because the ground needs time to settle.
Do you make children's memorials?
Yes. The range includes smaller memorials with carved motifs, book and heart tablets and figurative pieces. If you would like something specific, we can carve to a design or a drawing.
Can a memorial be designed to a specific brief?
Yes. We take commissions for particular shapes, carved motifs and relief work, and can adapt any piece in the range. Get in touch and we will work through it with you.
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