Stand-alone grave vases or grave pots: Designed either in a traditional vase shape or as a pot, these stand-alone vases can be placed on or around the grave.

Grave vases with spikes: Designed to be stand-alone, these spike grave vases are designed to be pushed into the group next to a grave, allowing to move the location of the flowers when you wish to. At County Stone, we are committed to offering every client a personal and professional service that surpasses expectations. We work with you every step of the way to choose the ideal memorial vase while handling all of the administrative aspects so you don’t have to. We also welcome you to visit us to discuss your requirements in person.It’s important to be aware of any rules or regulations that affect the design and wording you can include on your memorial vases.

Most cemetery vases can be engraved to include a special message about your loved one. The size of the grave vase and the available space for engraving will affect the length of the message you can include. If you opt for a larger memorial vase, rather than one of the smaller designs of the grave vase, you may wish to add a picture, which can be a beautiful and personal touch. Stone grave memorials: Designed either as stand-alone memorials or built into the headstone, these memorials often include a removable chamber for water or oasis to preserve the flowers, as well as an area for engraving.Once you have chosen your memorial vase, we will take care of the paperwork for the application to the cemetery or church wherever necessary. Once the application has been approved, we will begin creating your memorial vase. Granite, marble, and stone memorial vases are all popular choices because of their durable nature. You can also choose for them to be made from the same material as the headstone, if you would like these to match. Stone, granite, and marble all tend to work best for simpler designs.