To design a family grave well and practically, every detail must be carefully considered, as must the materials from which the family burial plot will be created.
Many people find that some family members are already buried in the cemetery, while the new burial is an urn of ashes. In any case, it is planned either that this will be a family grave serving several generations, or that this is the last burial and the family grave will be visited less often, but the memory will be preserved for a long time. In these cases the question is always the same - how to landscape the grave so that it is easy to care for, tasteful and long-lasting.
Sometimes family members would like a special design element in the monument -
A cross, a candle, a book, a heart; most often, however, people choose classic monument shapes - rock-faced or sawn and polished granite slabs in traditional proportions.
When landscaping a family grave, attention is also paid to other details - grave slabs, benches, steps and surfaces. To create a harmonious and tasteful grave, SoulGarden recommends turning to a specialist - a designer who knows the particular qualities of the materials well and will find the best solution in terms of price and quality.
SoulGarden offers to develop grave landscaping projects, from the idea and a specialist's site visit to assess the situation, through to developing the project, making it and installing it in cemeteries throughout Latvia.
We prepare visualisation sketches and projects, up to an approximate quote, completely free of charge, including a specialist's site visit and consultations. If the quote is then agreed and the project is carried out by SoulGarden, clients receive a guarantee certificate for both the materials and the installed memorial ensemble, and no additional payment is charged for developing the project.
If clients would like a designer's recommendations, project sketches and calculations in order to have the project carried out by another company, this is a separate paid service costing from €150 to €250, depending on the complexity of the project.