Monument making
We craft the gravestone and monument from granite and quality natural material, in the form and size you choose.
From the panikhida to the day the monument is set, each step follows an order. This page explains that order, and we answer the phone at any hour.
Tel.: +995 511 14 41 41 — call or WhatsApp anytime
In the Orthodox tradition a burial follows a settled sequence: the service in church or at home, the farewell, the procession to the cemetery, and prayer at the grave. Most families meet these questions for the first time on a day when they have no strength left for arrangements. Our part is to put the steps in order for you.
Cemetery headstones come at the end of that sequence, not the start. Custom is to set the monument once the ground has settled, and until then a wooden or metal cross stays on the grave. The direction the cross faces, the language of the inscription and the choice of imagery are matters to raise with the priest, and we help you prepare for that conversation.
Everything you need for a dignified grave arrangement — in one place.
We craft the gravestone and monument from granite and quality natural material, in the form and size you choose.
We carry out precise, durable engraving of the name, dates and portrait that stays clear and legible for years to come.
We install sturdy and elegant fencing that defines the grave's boundaries and completes the overall appearance.
We surface the grave with tile and stone so the area stays well-kept, clean and durable in any weather.
We straighten a tilted or damaged monument, renew the inscription and surfacing, and restore its original appearance.
We handle transporting the stone and its firm, level installation on site across all of Georgia.
Families usually wait for the ground to settle, which normally takes about a year, with a temporary cross on the grave until then. The exact timing depends on the soil and on the cemetery administration's rules, and we check both in advance for you.
The shape and orientation of the cross, the wording of the inscription, any scriptural line, and where a photograph may be placed. Individual churches and cemeteries set their own requirements, so we approve the drawing before any stone is cut.
The Orthodox rite marks the third, ninth and fortieth day, and then the anniversary. We plan transport and tidying of the grave ahead of those dates, so that the family is not left arranging things at the last moment.
Our main rates are listed below. We will quote you the exact cost in a single call — free of charge and with no obligation.
Pricing is transparent — quoted upfront, with no hidden fees. We work with any budget.
Call at any hour on +995 511 14 41 41, also on WhatsApp. Our address is 30 Bakhtrioni St, building 1, Tbilisi.
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Tbilisi, 30 Bakhtrioni St, building 1
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