Areas We Cover
We can install memorials in hundreds of cemeteries and crematoriums around the UK.
Coverage
We can install memorials in ALL areas of England and Wales.
If the delivery address is outside of a 100 mile radius of Dunstable and the basic memorial price is under £1500, a charge of £180 will be added.
Export
We will gladly crate-up and export memorials if your burial site is abroad. You will need to make the shipping arrangements yourself but we are happy to liaise with an agent about timings and prepare your memorial for collection.
There is a cost associated with this which depends on the shape and size of your memorial, so contact us for a quote once you have decided what you would like to order.
In this section
- Headstones in Birmingham
- Headstones in Cambridgeshire
- Headstones in Northamptonshire
- Headstones in Kent
- Headstones in Sussex
- Headstones in Surrey
- Headstones in Bedfordshire
- Headstones in Essex
- Headstones in London
- Headstones in Hertfordshire
- Headstones in Manchester
- Headstones in Liverpool
- Headstones in Bristol
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put edging around a grave?
You can put edging around a grave, but it’s important to check with the cemetery first, as each cemetery may have specific rules and regulations regarding grave decoration. Some cemeteries may allow edging, while others may have restrictions on materials, height, or style to ensure safety and maintain a uniform appearance throughout the grounds.
What can you use to decorate a grave?
Aside from grave ornaments, you can also use different types of decorations to personalise a memorial. Fresh or artificial flowers are a common choice, allowing you to bring colour and beauty to the site. Candles or solar lights can provide a soft, comforting glow. Personal touches like engraved stones, photo plaques, or even wind chimes can also add a special, unique element to the memorial. Each decoration should reflect the memory and personality of the individual, creating a lasting tribute that feels personal and meaningful.
What photos should you use for a grave photo plaque?
When choosing photos for a grave photoplaque, it’s important to use the best quality photo available. Avoid choosing images with filters or physical damage, as these will affect the translation of the image onto the stone. It’s best to choose images that aren’t too zoomed out and don’t have a busy, distracting background.
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