Memorials London | Memorial Masons

Helping You Find The Perfect Memorial

When choosing a memorial, think about the text and images you want to include. This will help you select a design that can accommodate your inscription.

We are able to inscribe designs such as crosses, hearts, shamrocks, angels or if you provide us with a design we can produce a stencil for it using our specialist software.

We can personalise any memorial with photographic images, these are either etched images or ceramic plaques. Usually wedding photos or professionally shot portraits provide the best results.

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Memorial Designs

We offer a wide range of traditional and contemporary memorial designs.

Upright headstones are the most traditional design. Choose from our wide range of lawn memorials or you may wish to look at our individual and bespoke hand carved memorials.
We also offer upright headstones in canopy and column designs, heart shape, book type or cross memorial designs
Churchyards often restrict the types of memorial they allow. We offer a dedicated range of traditional memorials suitable for churchyards
Full memorials incorporate a full length kerb
We have a wide selection of children's headstones and memorials available
Cremation headstones and cremation memorials tend to be smaller in size than classic individual memorials.

Materials and Finishes

Granite and Marble are both durable and distinctive choices. Marble commonly comes in white, although other colours such as pink and grey are available. Marble is typically not allowed in churchyards due to its smooth finish. Granite is available in a wide range of colours from black, grey to reds, blues and greens. Most churchyards permit granite when a honed finish is used. Nabresina is a type of fine limestone that is beige / light grey. Limestone headstones aren’t as durable as granite or marble, but are usually permitted in churchyards.

Depending on the type of stone you choose, the stone can be polished, honed or pitched. Most churchyards won't allow polished stones as they can look out of place among older stones. Honed finishes are smooth but not reflective. Pitched finishes are rustic and often used in older churchyards.

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