Grave Markers

Grave Markers are low to the ground or flush with the ground. They are unassuming and offer a small space for engraving or etching. Flat, slant, or bevel markers may be selected based on personal preference, cemetery regulations, and practical considerations such as visibility and maintenance. Each option offers its own unique blend of aesthetics and functionality to honor the memory of a loved one.

Selecting a flat, slant, or bevel marker for a grave involves considerations of aesthetics, visibility, and practicality.

Flat markers, positioned flush with the ground, offer a subtle and understated appearance. They are ideal for those seeking a minimalist design or for cemeteries with strict regulations on monument height.

Slant markers, angled from back to front, provide enhanced visibility in the cemetery while allowing for easier maintenance. Their raised design makes them easily discernible from a distance and helps prevent dirt buildup.

Bevel markers, featuring a slight incline, offer a balance between visibility and simplicity. With the rear slightly higher than the front, they are easier to locate in the cemetery while maintaining a clean appearance due to water runoff.

Ultimately, the choice between flat, slant, or bevel markers depends on personal preference, cemetery regulations, and practical considerations such as visibility and maintenance. Each option offers its own unique blend of aesthetics and functionality to honor the memory of a loved one.

All markers may be personalized using sandblasting and/or laser etching.

Examples of Grave Markers