Upright Marker

Upright markers are the most common and customizable option available. They can be shaped in a large variety of custom options and with the largest design area, there are options for designs and lettering on both the front and back. Upright markers are easier to locate in most cemeteries and often resist the wear of the elements longer than other styles.

Slant Marker

Slant markers are a smaller alternative to an upright marker. While still mounted off the ground, they offer a lower profile. Slant markers still offer a larger size area for designs and lettering and can be made in a variety of sizes.

Bevel Marker

Bevel markers sit above ground and have a slight slope, making them easier to read. A bevel marker is commonly found at the foot of a grave on a multi-grave plot, and often only holds the name and dates of one deceased. The smaller surface area allows for a border design surrounding the deceased's name, if desired.

Flush Marker

Flush markers lie flat to the ground and are common in cemeteries the require a consistent appearance. Usually found in a rectangle shape, these markers can be made unique through special carvings and lettering.

Boulder Memorial

Boulder markers offer a unique look that allow them to stand out in the cemetery. With a boulder, your options for engraving may be limited, but a plaque can often be mounted on the boulder with the deceased's information.

Cremation Memorial

Cremation memorials are structures designed to permanently house cremains above ground. They are traditionally the size of a standard stone, and can be placed on a grave as such.