How it Works: Ordering Your Custom Grave Marker

Step 1: Know Your Cemetery's Rules Before purchasing a flat grave marker, it is critical to contact your cemetery or memorial park. Ask for their "monument regulations." Specifically, confirm that they accept flat granite markers (often called flush or lawn-level markers) and ask about any size restrictions.

Step 2: Choose Your Design Browse our collection of Flat Grave Markers to find a design that honors your loved one. We design and produce and produce all of our memorials in-studio - all designs are unique to us. Don’t see the perfect design? No problem, we design and craft every type of memorial, including custom flat headstones. Tell us about your loved one and we’ll design and craft the perfect tribute to their life.

What happens after you place an order?

We believe in transparency every step of the way. Here is our standard production timeline:

1. Design Proof (4–7 Days): Our artists will create a digital proof of your specific design with your loved one's name and dates. We will email this to you for final approval to ensure accuracy.

2. Production Queue: Once you approve the proof, your order moves to our headstone engraving studio. We use precision techniques to carve deep, lasting contrasts into the natural stone.

3. Quality Inspection: Every marker is hand-inspected for clarity and finish before it leaves our studio.

4. Crating & Shipping (6–8 Weeks): Your marker is securely crated to prevent damage during transit. We ship via freight carrier directly to your home or cemetery.

Delivery and Installation

Important: Granite is incredibly durable but heavy.

  • Standard Markers (approx. 85 lbs): Can typically be lifted by two capable adults.

  • Premium/Companion Markers (200+ lbs): Will require special equipment or a professional installation team to move.

Installation Services Eternal Markers manufactures and ships your stone, but we do not perform installation outside of our standard North and South Carolina region. We recommend hiring a local monument installer or contacting your cemetery's groundskeeping crew to handle the setting of the stone. We can advise every step of the way.

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