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Laser etching, or laser engraving, is the practice of using lasers to engrave granite or other material. The technique does not involve the use of inks, nor does it involve tool bits that contact the engraving surface and wear out. The laser etching process allows...

Coping with the grief and loss of someone or something you love is one of life’s biggest challenges. Faith Monuments recommends you check out this helpful guide on how to learn to heal. HELPGUIDE.ORG

Selecting a Grave Marker or Tombstone Choosing a grave marker or memorial headstone for a family member can be a difficult task.  How do you determine what type of memorial marker is appropriate?  Knowing your cemetery regulations and...

Granite boulders make impressive cemeteries, civic and community memorials that fit naturally into the surrounding environment on which they are placed.  Granite boulder monuments offer natural alternatives for monuments and signs. Granite...

Pre-Need purchasing a Cemetery Grave Marker and Headstone Pre-need purchasing of a cemetery headstone or grave marker is popular based on common sense and economical need. A grave marker and headstone is a significant means by which we create a...

Pet Memorials Memorialize Your Beloved Pet Your pet is a beloved member of your family. Who else greets you so eagerly when you return home? Who else senses as quickly that your mood is down and offers you sympathy? Your pet is included in family photos. You share...

Steps for Purchasing Cemetery Gravestones & Tombstones 1) Know your Cemetery Gravestone Rules: Check your cemetery regulations about the gravestone size, dimension, and type of headstones https://faithmonuments.com/memorial-styles/ they...

How Cemetery Gravestones are made. Cemetery gravestones are made from granite. Granite is a natural stone that starts as molten rock. The type of granite is determined by the minerals that were mixed together and by the rate at which the granite cools and solidifies....

Selecting the right memorial option for your cemetery