personalise your memorial to make it unique

Memorial Design

Once you have decided the type of memorial you would like albeit a headstone, cremation memorial or Kerb Set Memorial, there are numerous ways for you to personalise your memorial design to make it unique.

The images below will link you to pages so that you can decide on what size, shape, colour and finish you would prefer on your headstone as well as offering examples of lettering and bespoke designs to assist you in creating a lasting memory for your loved one. Our experienced craftsmen have created many headstone designs over the years and we are always more than willing to create an alternative design that reflects the personality of your loved one.

Memorial Colours

Memorial Finishes

Lettering Styles and Font

Materials

Shapes and Sizes

Example Inscriptions

support and guidance

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I personalise a memorial design?

A memorial can be personalised through its material, colour, shape, size, finish, lettering and inscription. Decorative designs and other individual details can also be incorporated to create a tribute that reflects the personality and memory of your loved one.

Yes. Our experienced craftspeople can create an alternative or bespoke design if you cannot find exactly what you are looking for. We will work with your ideas to develop a memorial that feels personal, appropriate and meaningful.

Memorials are available in a variety of natural stone colours. The available options will depend on the chosen material, and some colours may be restricted by the cemetery or churchyard where the memorial is to be installed.

A range of natural stone materials can be used, including granite, marble, slate, York stone and limestone. Each material has its own appearance, texture and practical qualities, so we can help you select an appropriate option.

The available finish will depend on the chosen stone and memorial style. Options may include polished, honed, rubbed, pitched or naturally textured surfaces, allowing the memorial to have either a refined or more traditional appearance.

Yes. Memorials are available in numerous shapes and sizes, from traditional headstones to more distinctive curved, heart-shaped, book-shaped or rustic designs. The final dimensions must comply with the rules of the relevant cemetery or churchyard.

Yes. There are several popular lettering styles and fonts available. A particular font may need to be assessed for suitability because not every lettering style works equally well on every stone material or memorial finish.

Yes. A computer-generated proof can be prepared showing the proposed inscription layout and the position of any decorative design work. This gives you an opportunity to check the wording, spelling and overall appearance before production begins.

The amount of wording depends on the size and shape of the memorial, the chosen lettering style and whether space should be retained for a future inscription. A simple, carefully structured inscription often creates the clearest and most balanced result.

Yes. Burial authorities and churchyards may restrict the permitted size, shape, colour, material, finish, decoration and inscription wording. Our team can help you understand the relevant regulations before the memorial design is finalised.

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