​Guidance with sensitive wording
Lettering that suits the stone
Trusted standards behind our work
Words chosen with care and clarity
A meaningful inscription does not need many words to express deep feeling, and often a simple phrase can have the most impact. Choosing grave inscriptions is one of the more personal decisions when arranging a memorial, as every word holds significance. At Stone’s the Monumental Masons in Weymouth, Dorset, we help you find wording that feels respectful and true to the person being remembered, offering calm guidance throughout the process.
Some families prefer longer inscriptions that include references such as 'a loving wife', 'husband', 'father' or 'a peaceful passing', helping to reflect relationships and memories in a more detailed way. We ensure the wording remains suitable for the memorial and continues to feel appropriate over time. We also explain how layout, lettering and stone size influence what we can include, so the final design remains clear, balanced and easy to read. We also provide other services such as grave restoration and memorial maintenance.
Finding wording that feels personal
Our team at Stone's the Monumental Masons can include the following:
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“In Ever-Loving Memory Of”
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“At Rest”
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“Aged”
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“Years”
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“Sacred To The Memory Of My Beloved Wife Who Passed Away [Age]”
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“Treasured Memories Of A Dear Husband And Father Died [Age]”
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“In Remembrance Of Who Fell Asleep [Age] Years”
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“In Loving Memory Of Who Died”
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“To The Memory Of My Beloved Husband Who Passed Peacefully Away”
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“In Memory Of”
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“Born”
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“Died”
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“To The Sweet Memory Of”
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“Called To Jesus”
