Monuments

A final tribute to yourself or a loved one, a cemetery monument is an everlasting memorial meant to reflect one's life on earth. Monuments stand the test of time and will be honored by generations to come. At Premier Memorials, we understand the importance of the quality of our work and strive to always provide premium monuments, markers and mausoleums.

This monument features a stunning design with a landscape scenery.

A lovely bench monument that serves as a companion monument as well.

Monument Styles

Many cemeteries have specific restrictions on the monuments allowed in their cemeteries. Please understand the guidelines before purchasing your monument.

Monuments can be created in a wide range of styles, colors and materials.

  • Flat or Flush Style Monuments - As you can probably tell, this style of monument rests very low, or flush to the ground. There are some cemeteries that require this type of monument to be used for both a uniform appearance as well as ease of mowing.
  • Bevel Monuments - Much like the flat style monuments, beveled monuments rest low to the ground, but are slanted or beveled slightly for ease of finding and reading.
  • Upright Monuments - This style of monument utilizes a large front face (or tablet), and are a good choice for long, engraved inscriptions or flourishes. The large tablet size also makes it easier to locate in a cemetery.
  • Slanted Monuments - Slanted monuments are a form of upright monuments that slant upward for ease of reading. These also feature a large tablet for inscriptions.
  • Cremation Monuments - This type of monument includes a small space (or niche) to permanently house the ashes of the departed. These niches are above ground and sealed from the elements.
  • Bench Monument - Often used as a memorial, as well as a grave marker, bench monuments are often seen as a comforting place to sit peacefully and reflect on memories shared.

The unique shape of this companion headstone creates a beautiful design.

Monument Types

We offer a complete range of monument types to satisfy everyone's requirements. Single plots, dual plots, child monuments, and war memorials are some of the different monuments you will find with us.

At Premier Memorials, we will take the time to help you determine the best monument type to commemorate your loved one.

  • Single Monuments - A single monument marks a single cemetery plot. An individual headstones can be crafted in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. Premier Memorials can help you personalize your memorial to reflect your loved one.
  • Companion Monument - A companion-type headstone marks a dual cemetery plot. These monuments are also available in a wide variety of styles and colors. Each can be carefully crafted to reflect the love between the two sharing the memorial. Companion monuments are often purchased in advance.
  • Child Monument - No words can express how deeply sorry we are for any family who experiences a loss of a child. Because children are so dear, child monuments are tailored to reflect their special place in your family.
  • Veteran Monuments - We take great pride in honoring our loyal veterans and are sincerely honored to assist any family of a veteran with finding the right memorial headstone or marker.

A unique monument that features two different colors in a beautiful shape.

Monument Materials

Many different types of materials are used to make monuments. Today, marble, granite, and bronze are the most commonly used materials.

Premier Memorials can help you decide what monument material best suits your needs.

There are several types of monument materials we use, they include:

  • Granite - You'll find that granite is very hard and durable and is able to withstand any climate. It is available in many colors and textures and is also easily engraved. Granite is great for truly customizing a monument for your loved one.
  • Marble - Maybe is like granite and comes in a variety of colors and patterns. Although marble is not as durable as granite, we offer the highest quality. Also know, granite may not be permitted in some cemeteries.

Bronze - This is a very popular material since bronze does not rust or tarnish. Bronze monuments are generally have a granite base, assuring it will remain solid for many years.