How do I get started?
Contact us with your ideas, and we will create a design to suit you.
Do you offer free quotes?
Yes. Quotes are free, and are provided once you have chosen your design and stone colour.
Can you meet me at the cemetery?
Yes. Cemetery consultations are our preferred option, as they allow us to show you real examples and confirm the site’s requirements.
How long does the process take?
To be safe, we allow up to four months from start to finish. Most memorials are completed in around three months.
Do I need to choose a design in person?
Not at all. If you have an idea, you are welcome to explore our 3D designs and stone colours online, and send us any images that capture what you have in mind.
Does the cemetery have rules about size?
Yes. Each location within a cemetery has its own dimension restrictions. We check the measurements when preparing the application, to ensure your memorial meets the cemetery’s requirements.
Will the stone match the sample?
Natural stone can vary slightly in colour and pattern, particularly with climate and between batches. Patterns may differ a little, but the stone will remain a close match in most cases.
Can changes be made after I approve the design?
Minor changes and accessories can usually be accommodated. Changes to the size and design are generally not possible once approved.
What can be written on the memorial?
Any wording, in any language.
Can I include a photo of my loved one?
Yes. We offer porcelain photos, as well as etching, which is a photo permanently engraved into the stone. All we need is the photo, either printed or digital.
Can you add to an existing memorial?
Yes. This is completed as an additional inscription.
How does payment work?
A deposit is paid when the stone is ordered, with the balance due on completion of the work. In some cases, a further payment is taken at the inscription stage.
Do you restore or replace damaged memorials?
Yes. We replace damaged pieces and renovate existing memorials.
How do I care for the memorial?
Regular, gentle cleaning is the best care. Wind, weather and dirt can build up over time, and it is best not to let them accumulate.
