Guidance on cemetery rules
We explain what your cemetery allows before design work begins, so sizes, materials and fixing methods are clear from the start.
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If your loved one rests at a London cemetery, we can guide you from first idea to fixed memorial — including what the burial ground allows, craftsmanship, paperwork and professional installation. Below are the main cemeteries families ask us about; we also serve churchyards and sites across the capital and the UK.
Every cemetery sets its own rules for sizes, materials and styles. We work within those requirements so your memorial feels personal, appropriate and compliant.
Instead of asking you to coordinate several suppliers, we support the whole process from design and manufacture to approvals, inscriptions and installation.
We explain what your cemetery allows before design work begins, so sizes, materials and fixing methods are clear from the start.
Choose from lawn memorials, traditional headstones, plaques and added inscriptions with help shaping something personal and appropriate.
Where applications or approvals are needed, we help manage them and arrange professional fixing aligned with recognised industry practice.
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Choose a cemetery to read how we help at that site, or open your broader London service area for general memorial collections.
Memorial types
These are the memorial categories families most often compare when arranging work in London cemeteries.
Many London cemetery sections are lawn-based, so upright headstones and lawn memorials are often the most practical and compliant starting point.
Explore this memorial type →Where older sections or specific cemetery rules allow, kerb memorials offer more room for inscriptions, chippings and a fuller family tribute.
Explore this memorial type →From classic ogee and rounded shapes to more bespoke upright stones, we help families choose memorials that feel personal and fit the cemetery setting.
Explore this memorial type →Common questions
It depends on the cemetery and section. Many modern London cemeteries mainly allow lawn memorials, while some historic or traditional sections may also allow larger upright stones, kerb memorials, plaques or cremation memorials. We check the relevant rules before finalising a design.
Yes. We help with new gravestones and headstones, added inscriptions, memorial cleaning, renovation and replacement work across London cemeteries, always matching the cemetery's current requirements.
Yes, where the cemetery permits them. Some London cemeteries restrict kerb sets, while others allow them in certain sections. We advise you on whether a kerb memorial, lawn memorial or another design is the best compliant choice.
Cemetery not listed? We still may be able to help — many families contact us about smaller churchyards and municipal grounds across London.