Custom Flat Grave Markers & Flush Granite Headstone Gallery

Flat grave markers, also known as flush markers or grass markers, provide a sleek and timeless tribute that sits level with the cemetery ground. These granite headstones are often required by memorial parks and specific cemetery sections to allow for easy maintenance and a uniform landscape. Our gallery showcases a wide range of premium colors, custom bronze-on-granite options, and detailed laser etchings. Whether you need a simple memorial plaque or a highly customized tombstone marker, we ensure every piece meets your cemetery’s strict size and material regulations.

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Single Flat Grave Markers & Individual Grass Headstones

Our individual flat markers offer a dignified way to honor a loved one within the requirements of a flush-marker cemetery. These single grave markers can be customized with beautiful borders, religious emblems, and clear, deep-cut lettering that remains readable for generations.

Grave of Ainslee Taylor Henderson with photo, dates May 2, 1995 to July 6, 2013, black granite, with vase.
Pink granite tombstone of Frances Golden Ware, born Nov. 24, 1923, and died Dec. 16, 2013, with cross and floral designs.
Gray headstone in grass reads
Headstone: Red granite, engraved
Grave marker: Larry Lee Robertson, born January 11, 1951, died June 5, 2007. Text:
Headstone: Sharlene Marilee Malinasky, dates Nov. 22, 1935 - Dec. 5, 2014, in a grave with fresh soil.
Gray headstone with the name Earl Pharr McConnell, III, birth date January 19, 1954, and death date July 17, 2006.
Headstone for Roy Mata Jr. with birth/death dates, a Marian image, and the words
Headstone of Dolores Clark, with birth and death dates, and a vase, in a grassy setting.
Gravestone of Bobby A. Marshall with dates Feb 10, 1936 - Feb 17, 1983, with praying hands and floral decorations.
Tombstone of Calvin Manning: dates Sept. 18, 1958 - July 31, 2009. Includes a cross, praying hands, and flowers.
Gray headstone with
Gravestone of Chas D. Isom (Oct 21, 1942 - Aug 13, 2006) and Peggy Lewis Marrs (May 31, 1931) on green grass.
Black headstone engraved with
Gravestone of Justin F. Roach, Sr., with birth and death dates, a vase, and a Bible verse.
Headstone of Michael Thomas Fallwell, born June 25, 1979, died April 27, 2012.
Gray headstone with the name EVA MORENO and dates Oct. 13, 1927 - Sept. 14, 2020. Floral and angel design.
Headstone for Dalton Lee Boyd (1940-2014) and Judith Jo Boyd (1943-2013). Gray stone with a flower vase.
Gray headstone engraved with
Headstone for Amber Paige Aston, born 1966, died 2008. Text includes
Headstone of Mary Elizabeth Chapman, born 1911, died 2004, with praying hands and floral border.
Headstone of Donnie Dwayne Neely with birth/death dates, a vase, and a floral emblem.
Gray headstone engraved with
Headstone:
Gray headstone of Carol Ann Douglas, with birth and death dates, and a decorative angel.
Gray headstone, inscribed
Grave marker for Harvey Lee Hurlburt. Gray stone, inscribed with name, birth, and death dates; set in grass.
Grave of Annice June Humphrey, inscribed:
Headstone for Sister Lahoma Katherine Chilton, born April 29, 1928, died January 29, 2006. Pink granite in grass.
Gravestone of Ruth Fern Hancher, born May 15, 1917, died Sept. 23, 1990. Inscription:
Gray headstone with engraved text, dates, name
Headstone:

Companion Flat Headstones & Double Grave Markers

A companion flat headstone provides a beautiful shared memorial for couples. These double markers offer ample surface area for two names, shared anniversary dates, and meaningful family symbols, all while maintaining the streamlined, flush-to-the-ground profile required by many DFW memorial parks.

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Grave marker in a grassy field with the name
Gravestone with two name plaques, a floral emblem, and a vase, set in grass.
A black gravestone with the names Gilberto G. and Sonia M. Saldivar, dates of birth and death, and a central vase.
Red granite tombstone with
Headstone in a grassy area, engraved
Gray granite headstone with the name
A grave marker for the Wilbanks family, brown granite, with names and dates, and a metal vase.
Red granite headstone with
Headstone for Denny Del and Leda Day, with dates of birth and death. Silver vase stands centered.
Gray headstone in grass;
Gray granite tombstone with two name plates, a vase holder, and the name
Tombstone with
Gravestone with the surname GERMANOS and names, birth and death dates, and a vase.
Red granite headstone for the Wright family in a grassy field. Dates of birth and death are inscribed.
Gray headstone,
Gray headstone with
Gray granite headstone with
Gray headstone with the name WILLIAMS and two sets of birth/death dates: Bob Wayne, 1927-2017, and Iris Nigancas, 1930-2009.

Double-Depth Flat Markers & Stacked Grave Headstones

For families utilizing double-depth plots, our flat markers are designed to clearly and respectfully display multiple names on a single stone. We specialize in layout designs that maximize the available space, ensuring each individual is honored with clarity and elegance.

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Gravestone of Gerald D. Woosley (1911-2015) and Janfa R. (1948-); married Nov. 2, 1968.
Tombstone with names MATHEW AMMINIKUTTY and GEORGE; dates of birth/death, with a vase.
Headstone of Damiana Zuniga, with a photo, dates of birth and death, and a vase.
Headstone for Robert Edward Darling: dates Dec 18, 1952 - Sept 23, 2016, with cross and image.
Gravestone of Billy Wayne and Elizabeth Ann Embrey. Dates of birth and death are inscribed.
Gravestone of Linda Joyce Sellers (1941-2018) and Melvin Hubert Sellers (July 3, 1935).
Gravestone of Linda Morse Sellers and Melvin Herbert, lying on grass.

Common Questions About Flat Grave Markers & Grass Headstones

In the monument industry, these terms are interchangeable. They all refer to a granite headstone that is set level with the ground. These are often required in memorial parks and specific cemetery sections to allow for easy lawn maintenance and to maintain a seamless, park-like landscape.

Yes. We offer both solid granite flat headstones and bronze plaques mounted on a granite base. Bronze-on-granite markers are very popular in many North Texas memorial parks and provide a classic, high-end look.

Yes, most cemeteries have very specific size requirements (e.g., 24"x12" for singles). We are experts in Dallas-Fort Worth cemetery regulations and will verify the exact dimensions allowed for your specific plot before we begin production.

Absolutely. While space is more compact than an upright monument, we can use laser etching on dark granites to create a permanent portrait. We can also inset a durable ceramic photo or use custom sandblasted borders to make your individual grave marker truly unique.

Because they use less granite and require no vertical installation, flat markers are typically the most affordable headstone option. This makes them an excellent choice for families looking for a high-quality, permanent tribute on a budget.

Get in touch with us for more information on the diverse range of memorial options we have to offer.

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