Headstones and Grave Markers
Choose a style, add the names, dates and words that matter, and see your headstone before you order. Every stone is solid granite, and we send a proof to approve before anything is engraved.
Prices include personalization and free shipping in the US. Cemetery setting fees are paid to the cemetery.
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Flat Grave Markers
A flat marker, also called a flush or lawn marker, sits level with the grass. It is the most widely accepted memorial: many memorial parks and...
183 designs from $849
Slant Headstones
A slant marker has an angled face that rises above the grass, so it reads like an upright monument at a lower height. It suits sections that allow...
24 designs from $1,499
Upright Headstones
An upright monument is the traditional headstone: an engraved stone, called the die, standing on a granite base. It gives the most room for names,...
520 designs from $1,799
Memorial Benches
A memorial bench is a granite seat engraved with names, dates and a few words, so family and visitors have somewhere to sit. It can stand beside a...
127 designs from $1,439
36 Inch Memorial Benches
A 36 inch bench seats one or two people and fits a single grave, where many cemeteries set a 36 inch limit.
127 designs from $1,439
48 Inch Memorial Benches
The 48 inch bench is the size most families choose: it seats two to three people and fits a companion plot.
127 designs from $1,439
60 Inch Memorial Benches
A 60 inch bench is a family-size bench, often placed beside a family monument or across two plots.
127 designs from $1,439
Granite Cemetery Vases
A granite vase holds fresh or silk flowers at the grave and is made to last outdoors like the stone itself.
2 designs from $112
Companion Headstones
A companion headstone honors two people, most often a married couple, on a single stone with room for both names and dates. Many couples order one...
454 designs from $849
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Common questions
What is the difference between a headstone and a grave marker?
People use the words for the same thing. "Grave marker" often means a flat or bevel stone that sits low on the ground, and "headstone" an upright or slant stone, but any stone that marks a grave can be called either.
Which type of headstone should I choose?
Start with the cemetery: many allow only flat markers in some sections, or set limits on size and color. Within their rules, flat markers cost the least, slants stand up without a base, and uprights give the most room for names, dates and artwork.
Can one headstone hold two names?
Yes. Companion headstones are wider and made for two people, usually spouses, with room for both names and dates. A date can be left blank and engraved later.
How do I know what my headstone will look like?
You personalize the design online and see a preview with your wording. Before anything is engraved, we send a proof for you to approve or change.