All Australian cemeteries have different rules and regulations that need to be observed.
STEP 1
Once you have chosen your loved one’s resting place, you can begin the process of organising a memorial. The registered holder will usually need to sign a permit form (these can be downloaded from the ‘Cemetery Permits’ tab at the top)
STEP 2
Return form to our office so we can submit to the particular cemetery for approval. Once the approval has been given, construction can begin.
STEP 3
In the meantime, any inscriptions or engravings will be drafted and sent as a ‘proof’ and we will not engrave anything until we have final confirmation from you. Memorialising a loved one is very personal, so we do suggest you are certain of the inscription before rushing in, as errors are very costly and will ruin a memorial.
STEP 4
The overall time frame from start to finish is approximately 10-12 weeks, however – weather, public holidays, material delivery delays & cemetery maintenance work can cause delays for installation and unfortunately are out of our control.
We do require a 50% deposit when a quotation is accepted, and the balance is paid when the memorial is complete.