Essex cemetery guides

Many Essex cemetery sections allow lawn memorials and upright headstones, while some areas may also allow kerb memorials, cremation memorials, plaques or memorial markers. The exact choice depends on the cemetery and plot section, so we check the local rules before work begins.

Yes. We provide new gravestones, headstones, added inscriptions, renovation and memorial installation for families using burial grounds across Essex, Greater London borders and nearby counties.

Yes. Kerb memorial permissions vary by cemetery and section. We also help plan first and added inscriptions, gilding and re-lettering so the wording suits both your tribute and the cemetery's specification.

We publish individual guides for all 42 burial grounds on this hub, centred on Essex with a few nearby sites families often search alongside the county — including Basildon & District, Bocking, Braintree, Burnham-on-Crouch, Chadwell St Mary, Chelmsford, Clacton-on-Sea, Colchester, Corringham, Epping, Felixstowe, Firs Road, Gayton Road, Grays New, Great Burstead, Great Dunmow, Hadleigh, Hall Road, Halstead, Haverhill, Heybridge, Ingatestone and Fryerning, Kirby Cross, London Road (Brentwood), Maldon, Millenium, Parndon Wood, Pitsea, Saffron Walden, Soham, South Benfleet, St Osyth, Stanford-le-Hope, Sudbury, The Old Cemetery, Weeley, West Thurrock, Wickford, Witham, Woodland Glades (Maldon), Woodman Road and Woodside. Use the A–Z list below for direct links.