Memorials

Uprights

Upright memorial headstones are the most traditional and prominent style of grave markers, consisting of a vertical tablet mounted on a base. Typically crafted from granite or marble, these headstones offer a stately and enduring presence in any cemetery. The tall, vertical design provides ample space for personalized inscriptions, such as names, dates, epitaphs, and custom artwork or religious symbols.

Slants

A slant memorial headstone, or slant marker, is a type of monument characterized by its angled front face, which rises from a low back to a higher front, offering an upright appearance while maintaining a compact, stable design. Typically made from granite, slants are set directly on the ground or placed atop a base for added height and presence.

Architectural

An architectural memorial headstone is a custom-designed monument that blends artistic expression with structural design to commemorate a loved one. These headstones are typically crafted from durable materials such as granite, marble, or bronze and feature distinctive architectural elements such as columns, arches, pediments, or sculptural reliefs.

Bevels

A bevel memorial headstone, also known as a bevel marker, is a type of grave marker designed with a slightly slanted face, offering a classic and elegant appearance. Typically made from granite or marble, bevel headstones are set above ground and rise a few inches at the back while tapering gently toward the front, allowing for easy readability of inscriptions.

Markers

Marker memorial headstones, commonly referred to simply as markers, are flat or slightly raised grave memorials that rest flush with the ground or sit just above it. Typically crafted from durable materials such as granite or bronze, markers offer a clean, low-profile design that blends seamlessly into the landscape of a cemetery.

Slates

Slate memorial stones are a traditional and elegant type of headstone crafted from natural slate, known for its fine grain, rich color variations, and durability. These memorials typically feature a flat or slightly curved surface ideal for detailed engraving, including names, dates, epitaphs, and artistic carvings.