Planning the funeral necessities for a loved on who has passed is not something a person should do themselves. There is a large quantity of information which should be acquired before setting dates and visiting burial gardens. Ordering a headstone with a photo is one of those arrangements that require prior planning. Our staff at American Headstone wants everything to be perfect so we will help with choosing the headstone and picture style. If you would like to purchase a headstone with photo, contact American Headstones Company at (949) 228-7055 and ask for Josh Rapozo.
All Caring Professionals
Each and every member of our staff has dreaded burying someone who was very dear to their hearts. They will make sure the headstone purchased is within the cemeteries guidelines, something the customer likes, and is within their budget. Different gardens have restrictions and specific guidelines for headstones. This includes length, width, height, and inscriptions. Choosing a headstone with photo requires more information from the cemetery owner.
Colored Or Etched Photo
First off we need to know whether the guidelines allow colored or etched photographs. The photos can with be porcelain or etched directly into the dark colored granite of the headstone.
Colored porcelain photographs are very high quality, and we are in control of the entire process, photo scanning and firing. The size of the picture will also help determine the proper placement for the perfect flush.
Black and white are the common colors for etched photos, but if colors are acceptable we can etch them into the headstone as well. The best granite for this process is premium black, and it will be highly recommended so the customer can receive a high quality photograph.
Photo Rings And Designs
Photo rings can placed around porcelain photos, held in place by glue. This also goes for frames which can be placed around photos. Designs will vary for colored and etched photos. There are shapes of hearts, ovals, circles, squares, and rectangles to choose from.
Fill Out Every Form
The worst that could happen is the headstone order has been planned, paid for, delivered, then returned. We do not want this to happen, so we ask all clients to carefully read and sign each form. The cemetery may require a marker authorization form, and without it signed we cannot place the headstone. This is a problem that rarely occurs, because our team of professionals follow procedure for quality service.
There are times when it’s easier to leave a decision to the pros, and in that situation, American Headstone offers quite a selection of readily available designs of their own. Tell them what kind of personality your lost loved one had, and they will have something suitable on hand. From religious designs, children’s, and images of wilderness, they will have exactly what you need. Grave markers may be considered a dark, and dreary subject to most people but once one is put in place; it should be left alone. The importance of getting it right the first time can’t be over-stated. It is possible to remove, and replace a marker with one more appealing but that is seldom done. Let the caring professionals at American Headstone help you make sure of your choice, and then let the dead rest without disturbing their marker because it isn’t what you really wanted. Contact Josh Rapozo at American Headstones (949) 228-7055 for all your Granite Headstone questions and purchasing information.

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