A marker outlives everyone who chooses it.
Most families reach us in the weeks after a funeral, with a cemetery to satisfy and no idea where to start. We help you choose a headstone, grave marker or family monument across Denver and the Front Range, and we handle the cemetery’s rules so the stone you pick is a stone they will actually set.
Call 303-889-9203 Request a quote
We deliver and set memorials ourselves across Denver and the Front Range, Pueblo up to Fort Collins. Not an immediate need? Choosing a memorial in advance works the same way, at your own pace.
What a memorial can be
Four shapes cover most cemeteries. Which ones you can choose is decided by the grounds, not by taste, and we confirm that before you commit to anything.
Upright monuments
A die on a base, the shape most people picture. Single or companion width, polished on the faces you choose. It gives the best visibility across a cemetery and the base protects the stone underneath.
See the shapes
Slant, flat and bevel markers
Lower profiles, often the only thing a memorial park permits. A slant reads from standing height without the height of a full upright. Flat markers sit level with the ground so the grounds crew can mow across them.
Compare the profiles
Custom and sculpted work
Shaped stone, carved relief, and forms that are not in any catalog. If our stock artwork does not carry what you need, our supplier’s artists draw it. Cemeteries vary widely on what they will accept here, which is the first thing we check.
See custom work
Two things we tell every family
Both of these come up in the first conversation, so we would rather you read them here.
There is no deadline on the stone.
A memorial is set weeks or months after a service, never during it. Families rush this decision because they feel they should, not because they must. Take the time to get the wording right.
Availability is confirmed by the cemetery, not by us.
Every cemetery keeps its own rules about size, material and placement, and those rules change. We confirm yours in writing during quote review, before you commit to anything.
Ask for a quote. It costs nothing and starts nothing.
A quote is a conversation about what the cemetery allows and what the stone would cost. It is not an order, and there is no deposit to see one.
Call 303-889-9203 Request a quote
Or write to quotes@familyfirstmemorials.com. We reply to every message.