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Decorate Grave Stone by Vicky Smith
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When Boston.com published "Cemeteries clamp down on decorations" (link below), the writer echoed sentiments expressed by cemetery caretakers across the nation. It seems that some folks have decided that decorating the quietest venues on Earth is harmless fun, ignoring the feelings of mourners who expect decorum when they visit loved ones. If you want to make a statement at the grave of someone you care about, pay attention to cemetery rules so your friend or family member gets just as much respect at rest as he did in life. Instructions as follows: Firstly, call or visit the cemetery's management office or search for the cemetery's website on the Internet to obtain a copy of the guide most facilities publish for those who wish to leave memorials, tributes and other décor on tomb stones. Get clarification from groundskeepers about the types of flowers the facility allows on site. Secondly, choose a cemetery-approved grave blanket or wreath to honor your loved one, as long as your decoration doesn't violate size guidelines. Be cautious about accessories and trim attached to floral tributes, as ribbons, beads and other decorations may be prohibited if they're not biodegradable. Thirdly, pay tribute to your loved one by cleaning and polishing her grave stone rather than decorating it with trim that could blow away or deteriorate in bad weather. Write a short note to your loved one, telling her that she's missed and tuck it away at the grave in place of floral or other displays. Fourthly, celebrate a loved one's birthday or other significant occasion by holding a memorial party at the gravesite. Decorate the area and enjoy the occasion, but then remove all of the decorations when you leave out of respect for other mourners who will pass your loved one's tombstone. Fifthly, check with the Veteran's Administration to get an approved list of grave stone décor items recommended for display on the graves of those who have served in the armed forces. Make sure you clear the decoration(s) the VA recommends with staff at the cemetery before you place your tribute on the stone. Sixthly, contract with the cemetery to provide perpetual care, a service that guarantees your loved one's grave will be decorated and cared for year-round. Expect site-approved landscaping touches and plantings to be installed to beautify the area. Be aware of the fact that this service comes with a fee. Seventhly, choose a decoration that fits into the environment of the cemetery like a stone bench on which visitors can rest when they come to pay respects. Consider this type of decoration a one-of-a-kind memorial that will likely meet the approval of the cemetery management as long as groundskeepers position it correctly. Finally, let me have a short conclusion. As a famous business E-platform of promoting stone industry, we have finally become the global top-ranking service provider of trade information, providing the most comprehensive, accurate, and efficient international stone business information for stone enterprises all over the world. If you are really interested in us and want to consult us freely, you can also see culture stone or become a loyal follower of us by @ https://twitter.com/stonebtb.
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