TMK-Handel Grave Edging / Grave Border – Version 2 / Size 120 x 60 cm – Urn Grave Made of Aluminium

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These burials take place in the meadowland at High Wood Cemetery. This meadowland is cut twice a year. A biodegradable coffin must be used and no embalming of the body can take place. Memorials and headstones are not be permitted on the grave. Woodland Burial infant graves- are specific infant areas which are available at Wairds Cemetery in Melrose and Peebles Cemetery Putting additional items on and around a grave elevates it into something that feels truly personal, avoiding the uniformity of a simple headstone which may not stand out from those surrounding it. That’s why at Memorials of Distinction our grave decoration designs cater to all tastes, ensuring you can find the ornament, statue, vase or other decorative item that feels just right. traditional grave spaces- allow the owner of the grave to put a full headstone on after burial. All memorials of this type must be installed to approved national standards

When it comes to adding text, you’ll need to choose the style of font for the message and what it will actually say. Your local Funeral Director will be able to provide advice and guidance on gravestone designs, should you need it.Marble, limestone, granite, and bronze headstones are common choices. When choosing the material, consider how easy it is to maintain and the overall finish you’d like it to have. Polished: Gives a smooth, shiny glass-like appearance. Polished headstones require more maintenance to keep clean. Furthermore, there are a whole host of benefits that come hand in hand with traditional kerb sets, including the reduction of grave maintenance and the ability to add a personalised touch to the gravestone.

In the UK, there are certain rules and regulations cemeteries put in place regarding memorial headstones. Whether the cemetery is owned by the council or is private property, it’s important to get an understanding of the regulations before you choose a headstone or look at gravestone designs.

Why choose County Stone?

Perfect for creating a distinctive memorial for a loved one, our beautiful kerb sets are available in a wide-range of matching materials, designs and colours, allowing you to complement and enhance your chosen memorial stone. Next, you’ll need to think about which headstone design and shape you’d prefer. It’s completely up to you which shape you choose. There are lots of options: Honed: Non-reflective, this design is made by removing the polish using dust, and it’s often used if the headstone will have colours on. Granite: A durable material that can withstand the test of time and harsh weather conditions. If you choose a granite headstone design, you aren’t limited to grey and white colours in the design. Ask your local Funeral Director which colours are available. Some people may want to make their own arrangements at the time of the funeral and we will be happy to advise you. A list of charges is available.

You can then think about what finish you would like the headstone to have. There are a few options:We manage and maintain 154 cemeteries and churchyards. We offer a fully comprehensive service to anyone requiring advice or assistance with this matter. What you can put on gravestones in the UK varies from cemetery to cemetery. Many cemeteries don’t allow plastic decorations, glass containers, marble chippings, freestanding items and artificial flowers. There will be safety reasons behind these decisions. Helping you choose the right grave surround Bronze: This material will darken over time and can be more costly than granite but is a good choice for grave memorials because it is easy to maintain.