Memorials
at St Peter’s
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Let me
start by repeating my warning – PLEASE do
NOT set your heart on any memorial before talking to us. The rules
are strict and we are obliged to apply them.
Their aim
is to ensure that the churchyard remains a place of natural peace and beauty;
please help us in this. The
pictures on this page show some of the styles that have been allowed. Note that
all the stones are “natural weathering” – not marble or granite. Colours
of these stones range from white through cream and pale grey to a light
tan. Slate is
also allowed and is usually a dark blue-grey.
The
stones usually look smoother than in these pictures. We now
enforce the regulations very strictly.
We find that this makes life easier for you and us. If you
look at memorials erected recently in our churchyard you will get a good idea
of what is allowed. To see the detailed rules, click here. To see what you are not allowed, click here. Lettering
must be natural or black, except on slate where it will be light grey. |
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Pictures
of memorials that are not allowed About St Peter’s Accessibility Bredhurst
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