Traveling with Cremated Remains.

Travelers are allowed to travel with cremains in a checked bag, however it is recommended to do so in a carry-on bag to help protect the contents from the risks...

What You Have Always Wanted To Know About Granite but Were Afraid to Ask

Granite, What Is It

Not all granite is classified by the U.S. Bureau of Mines as suitable for "Monumental Stone." According to the Bureau's standards for class one granite, they must meet exacting requirements such as...

Choosing Cremation Urn

How to Choose a Cremation Urn

Generally, the cremation ashes from an average size adult require an urn capacity of about 190-220 cubic inches. If the person weight 150lbs. You will need at least a 150...

Choosing Final Resting Place

What Language Is Your Monument Dealer Speaking?

Monuments can be finished in a variety of ways. Like any industry, the monument industry has its own lingo used to describe its products. Short definitions of the common monument...

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Types of Monuments

Typically, these consist of 2 main pieces. The upright portion (called a die or tablet) and the bottom portion (called a base). Flower vases are a common option and can...