Choosing a Memorial

Choosing a memorial can be one of the hardest things to do and as this is to be a lasting monument and a tribute to someone dearly missed, it must therefore be chosen carefully.

Any hasty decisions made whilst still in the early stages of bereavement can result in regrets, so it is advisable to wait a while and spend some time selecting a suitable inscription and design.

As a general rule stones are not fitted; or replaced; until around 9 months following the internment. A stone can be placed over cremated remains much sooner.