Choosing a memorial is a meaningful step in honoring a life well lived. This guide offers a range of styles—from timeless upright stones to custom designs—each thoughtfully crafted to reflect individual legacy and preference. Browse the categories below to learn more about each option and find the right fit for your needs.
A companion headstone is one memorial for two people, often but not always spouses, standing in place of two separate stones. Available in a range of sizes, shapes, and granite colors, with personalization that lets a family mark a shared life in their own way.
An upright headstone is the memorial many people picture, a carved stone standing on a granite base. Headstone, gravestone, and tombstone all mean the same thing. Available in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and granite colors, with personalization on any of them.
A cremation memorial is a permanent place to remember someone who was cremated, whether or not it holds the cremated remains. Options range from upright stones and flat markers to pedestals and cremation benches, and one can be added years after the cremation itself.
Grave markers sit at or near ground level in three profiles: flat markers lie level with the ground, bevel markers rise a few inches with a gently angled face, and slant markers stand higher with a steeper face. The cemetery's rules often decide which one you can use, and we'll confirm that before you choose.
A cast bronze marker is a solid bronze plate set into a granite or concrete base and finished flush with the lawn, with raised lettering and ornament cast into the plate itself. Some cemeteries specify bronze, and we'll confirm what yours requires before you choose.
A memorial bench is a place to sit as well as a place to remember. Our granite benches can be personalized on the seat, back, or supports, and can be made to hold cremated remains inside the base.
