BRONZE MONUMENTS

Bronze has a warmth that stone just doesn't have. It starts dark, softens into a green-brown patina outdoors over the years, and catches low evening light in a way that makes the raised lettering seem to lift off the surface.

That's the real difference: on bronze, the letters and artwork stand up from the plate rather than being cut into it, keeping it readable at an angle and in dim light. It's also why memorial parks that only allow flush markers specify bronze. Most have fixed lists of accepted plaque sizes, so cemetery requirements usually dictate the format right away. Just tell us where the plot is and we'll confirm it for you.

Bronze asks very little of you. An occasional cleaning and a coat of paste wax keeps the highlights bright; left alone, it simply darkens and mellows gracefully. Emblems for military branches, fraternal organizations, and faith traditions can be cast directly into the plate alongside vases, photo portraits, and floral borders.

Browse the bronze collection below, and get in touch with your cemetery's name—we'll take it from there.