What Is The Difference Between An Upright Monument And A Flat Marker?
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What Is The Difference Between An Upright Monument And A Flat Marker?
Understanding the difference between an upright monument and a flat marker is essential when planning a memorial. Upright monuments are vertical structures, often crafted from granite or marble, that stand prominently and allow for larger inscriptions and intricate designs. They serve as a lasting centerpiece in a cemetery and are ideal for families who want a highly visible tribute. Flat markers, on the other hand, lie flush with the ground, offering a simpler, low-maintenance option that still honors your loved one’s memory. Both options have their own benefits depending on aesthetic preference, cemetery regulations, and maintenance considerations.
At Volusia County Memorials, we help you explore both choices and design a personalized, lasting tribute. Contact us today to begin creating the perfect memorial.
What Is The Process Of Creating A Monument?
Creating a monument is a thoughtful process that ensures a lasting tribute to a loved one. It begins with a consultation, where families discuss design ideas, preferred materials, inscriptions, and any special features. Once the design is finalized, skilled craftsmen select and prepare the chosen materials, carefully shaping and engraving them with precision. Throughout the process, attention is given to both aesthetic details and durability, ensuring the monument will stand the test of time. After fabrication, the monument is professionally installed, meeting cemetery requirements and positioning it respectfully.
At Volusia County Memorials, we guide you through every step with care and expertise, helping you create a meaningful and personalized memorial. Contact us today to begin honoring your loved one with a lasting tribute.