Family Monuments Family monuments typically display the family name and feature symbolic carvings. Individual family members may be remembered with individual markers.	Companion Monuments Companion Monuments typically feature the family name accompanied by individual names and dates of birth and death. Marriage dates and verses are also commonly featured.
Individual Monuments Individual monuments are typically smaller in size than companion and family monuments. They feature an individual's name, dates, and may also feature verses or other important information.	Wing-Style Monuments Wing monuments consist of two wings on a base separated by a plinth or pedestal supporting a vase. The plinth or the base may be used to display the family name while the two wings display the individual names.
Half-Wing Monuments Half-wing monuments feature a stone atop a base beside a plinth or pedestal that supports a vase. The plinth or pedestal is typically used to display the family name while the stone displays symbolic carving and individual names and dates.	Slant Markers Slant markers are cut with a slanted face that results in a taller monument than bevel and flat markers. Slant markers are available in individual and companion styles.
Bevel Markers Bevel markers feature a beveled or slanted face, and they are placed on a foundation that raises them above the level of the lawn. They are available in individual and companion styles. They may also be used with family monuments.	Flat Markers Flat markers are available in individual and companion styles. They are installed on a foundation that places them at the level of the lawn. They may be used with family monuments.
Crypts A crypt, or small mausoleum may be designed for one or two crypts, which may be arranged beside one another or one on top of the other.	Mausoleums A mausoleum may be designed in a variety of configurations. There is usually room for two to six crypts in a mausoleum. While the mausoleum remains relatively expensive when compared to other styles, it has become less expensive and more practical with the development of automated stone processing equipment.