Roses and Flowers
Roses and lilies are often used on gravestones to symbolise love, remembrance, and purity. Roses represent deep love and respect, while lilies are associated with the restored innocence of the soul and the hope of eternal life. These flowers bring comfort and meaningful connection to those paying tribute, adding a personal and thoughtful touch to memorials.
In addition to roses and lilies, flowers like Kowhai hold significant meaning. Kowhai, a native New Zealand flower, represents strength, resilience, and connection to the land. It can be a meaningful tribute, especially in memorials reflecting New Zealand heritage. Flowers like poppies and orchids also hold symbolic meaning, such as remembrance and beauty, respectively. These floral designs add a personalised and culturally relevant element to gravestones, enhancing the tribute to a loved one’s memory.
Modern upright double headstone with split low saddle top - reverseed , crafted from polished granite
Classic upright headstone with low saddle top. A photo of the couple is shown alongside a pawprint & flowers.
Classic upright headstone in an adapted book shape, crafted from polished granite. Gold lettering, photos and custom symbol engravings of crosses and flowers decorate.