Are you planning a memorial?
We Can help you to commission beautiful, hand-made memorials - a headstone, plaque or sculpture for your garden.
Why choose us?
We guide you - from initial free consultation through to completion we are on hand with advice and guidance throughout this emotional journey
the finest makers - these artists are the UK’s most skilled letter carvers
Individual - create a personal work of art that truly reflects the person you have lost
Made by hand - hand-carved lettering has a presence and expressive power that a machine-made memorial can't match
Artists chosen by experts - master letter carvers choose the artists with whom we work, selecting only those who demonstrate an originality of design and an advanced understanding of letterforms
Skills and tradition - these artists are among the very few letter carvers with the skills and training needed to produce the finest, most original work, passed on through generations of craftspeople
YOUR CHOICE OF DESIGN - from headstones, to tablets, plaques, cremation stones and other bespoke pieces
For more than 30 years, we have helped people to create unique and personal memorials. Our team will guide you every step of the way with a free consultation.
Call us on 01728 688393
Or complete our online form. You can also visit our artists’ profiles page and get in touch with an artist directly.
Inspiration
Visit the gallery or contact artists directly in the artists’ profiles section.
Relief carving with incised letters
Sunken design, heavily tooled surface
Incised letters, tooled surface, chamfered sides
Book a consultation
The memorial team is always available during working hours. If you would like a free consultation or chat, we are here to guide you through your decision making and advise on which artists would suit your requirements.
Fill out the form or contact us on
01728 688 393 / 01728 688 934.
“We appreciated the sensitive way our requirements and ideas were translated so beautifully. We believe that visitors to the graveyard will use and enjoy this wonderful memorial bench for many years to come and in so doing, help to keep Emma’s memory alive.”