Memorial Additions
Range of Choices
New or Existing Memorials
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Choosing Memorial Additions
Memorial additions can be selected alongside a new headstone or considered later once the memorial is in place. You may want to introduce a photograph, add colour through ceramic flowers, change the finish within a kerbset or arrange a bench in a meaningful location. A familiar detail can guide that choice. There is no need to make every decision at once; each addition can be considered separately and chosen when it feels appropriate for your family.
Before ordering, it is worth considering the available space, how the addition will look alongside the existing memorial and how much care it may need over time. Cemeteries, churchyards and other locations can also have their own requirements, particularly for chippings, plaques and benches. The ranges below show the choices available, and our team can help you compare them, check the relevant rules and decide what will work within the chosen setting.
Memorial Chippings
Memorial chippings provide a neat way to finish the centre of a kerbset or another enclosed area of a grave. The colour and material can be selected to blend with the headstone and surrounding stonework, or to create a gentle contrast that brings out the lettering and carved details. Our range includes different shades, sizes and textures, allowing you to choose a finish that feels considered and consistent without taking attention away from the memorial itself.
Think about how the grave will be cared for before choosing a finish or material. Chippings remove the need for planting but will still benefit from occasional tidying, particularly where leaves and debris collect. They must be kept within a suitable border and some options may not be permitted in every cemetery or churchyard. We can help you compare the available colours, consider what will suit the space and check the burial ground’s requirements before ordering.
Choosing Chippings
Ceramic Flowers
Ceramic flowers provide a lasting floral detail for a memorial, bringing colour to the stone. You may be drawn to a flower that someone loved, a colour associated with them or an arrangement that complements the inscription. Our range includes different flowers, shades and compositions, from simple individual blooms to fuller designs, giving you room to choose something personal without needing to replace fresh flowers on every visit.
Where the flowers will sit is an important part of the choice, as the shape of the stone, the available surface and any existing lettering will affect what works best. Ceramic flowers can be considered with a new memorial or added later where the design and burial-ground rules allow. We can help you compare the range, look at the colours alongside the stone and choose a position that feels balanced within the overall memorial.
Choosing Ceramic Flowers
Photo Plaques
A photo plaque can bring a familiar face or treasured image into the memorial, creating a detail that family and friends will recognise straight away. Plaques are produced in a range of shapes, sizes and finishes, with choices to suit both new and existing headstones. The photograph may be reproduced in colour or a more traditional monochrome finish, depending on the image supplied and the appearance you would like to achieve.
The quality of the finished plaque begins with the photograph, so send us the clearest version you have, whether that is an original print, scan or digital image. We can look at its composition, discuss any cropping or adjustment that may help and choose a plaque size that suits the available space. Before it is ordered, we will also check how the plaque can be positioned and whether the cemetery or churchyard requires approval.
Choosing a Plaque
Memorial Benches
A memorial bench creates a place to sit, pause and remember, whether it is intended for a cemetery, garden of remembrance or another meaningful location. The design can include an inscription, dates or a short dedication, allowing the bench to carry a personal message as well as providing somewhere for family and friends to spend time. Different materials and styles are available, so the setting should be considered alongside the appearance of the bench.
Permission should always be checked before a memorial bench is ordered for a public place, cemetery or churchyard, as each landowner or burial authority will have its own rules. Some locations specify the material, size, fixing method or wording, while others operate their own bench schemes or may not accept new placements. Tell us where you would like the bench to go and we can help you understand the available options before you settle on a design.





































































