How can I make my grave site look nice?
Although it depends on the cemetery, these are usually acceptable grave decorations:
- Fresh flowers.
- Fake flowers — especially if in a monument vase.
- Wreaths.
- Small flags during the holidays.
- Wind chimes, crosses, or bird feeders — especially if in a monument vase.
- Grave blankets.
How do you decorate a gravestone?
Most Common Grave Decorations
- FRESH FLOWERS. Leaving fresh flowers on gravesites is a timeless, classic way to decorate a grave.
- ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Some cemeteries do not allow fresh flowers to be placed on graves.
- CANDLES.
- HANDWRITTEN NOTES.
- PHOTOGRAPHS.
- PHOTO ENGRAVED PENDANT.
- SOLAR LIGHTS.
- SPECIAL ROCKS & STONES.
What should you put on a gravestone?
A short message referred to as an epitaph is usually added to a headstone along with a person’s name, birth date, and death date. Typically, the goal of the epitaph is to leave some words of wisdom, share the most important values of the deceased, or summarize the person’s life.
How do you decorate a grave?
Consider art. You can use art to decorate your loved one’s grave site. For instance, try small saint statues or painted stones. Just remember that anything you use should be weatherproof, including sun-proof; if art isn’t made for outdoors, the colors will fade quickly.
What does Cemetary mean?
noun, plural cem·e·ter·ies. an area set apart for or containing graves, tombs, or funeral urns, especially one that is not a churchyard; burial ground; graveyard.
What is Cemetery flower?
In Eastern Orthodox religions, white flowers are traditionally associated with burials. Formal types of cemetery flowers include wreaths and crosses. Wreaths are ring-shaped displays of flowers and basically suitable for all memorials, while flower covered crosses are appropriate for most Christian funerals.