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Also referred to as a gravestone or tombstone, a headstone can be a simple lawn memorial or be part of an elaborate full monument in cemetery. Ideally made from granite, the departing message you leave on a headstone is a mark of respect for the departed.
It is also an important part of the grieving process for the family and friends left behind.
With so much variety, the monument you choose will depend on your tastes, budget, and cemetery section. To get an idea of what styles and designs you like, take a look through our headstone gallery.
When it comes to choosing a suitable headstone, there is quite a lot to consider. This guide will go through everything you need to know about headstones, and provide expert stonemason advice for choosing the right monument.
Not sure how much a gravestone is going to cost? While it’s very hard to give an exact figure, this article will go through some of the key things that influence price and provide some rough figures for the cost of a headstone.
With limited space on a monument, the message etched on a headstone needs to be meaningful, legible, and last for generations.
A skilled monumental mason is responsible for this and should always advise on the most appropriate style and technique for your headstone.
This guide covers some of the technical aspects of inscribing a message on a tombstone. It lists all the engraving, font, and lettering options offered by our monumental masons.
For those struggling to craft a message for their loved one, this article provides some ideas for writing a meaningful inscription. It can be a simple layout containing name and dates, or contain poems, quotes, and much more.
Cemeteries in Sydney have a diverse mix of different religious and cultural backgrounds. Sections can have their own unique feel of different monument styles, symbols, and tradition.
A monumental mason should be knowledgeable about these traditions, and work with the family to create a memorial.
In accordance with religious law and values, there is a rich history and tradition for Jewish memorials.
With burial still the preferred option, Catholic memorials can vary from simple lawn headstones to elegant custom monuments.