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Short, clear answers to the questions that come up most often when choosing a ceramic photo for a grave cross — about size, shape, color, mounting and durability.
Ceramic photo sizes for grave crosses and monuments
Which ceramic photo size fits your cross or monument — from 8x8 up to 24x30 cm. A calm explanation with practical guidelines.
Read · 5 min.Ceramic photo shapes: oval, rectangle, heart, arch, book
Oval, rectangle, heart, arch, or book — how to choose the outline of the ceramic plaque based on the monument and the photograph.
Read · 5 min.Colour or black-and-white photo on ceramic: how to choose
When a colour photograph looks better on a monument, and when black and white keeps more dignity. Plus what colourising an old photo means.
Read · 4 min.How to mount a ceramic photo on a cross or monument
What adhesive to use, how to prepare the surface, and how to set the plaque straight. A simple guide for anyone who wants to mount it themselves.
Read · 5 min.How long a ceramic photo lasts on a monument
What happens to the plaque after years of sun, rain, and frost — and the only things that can actually damage it.
Read · 4 min.How to prepare the photograph for a ceramic photo
What really matters in the photograph you send us and what we do with it before firing.
Read · 4 min.How to order a ceramic photo online for a grave cross
The whole process, from choosing the shape to the package arriving home. No trips and no appointments needed.
Read · 4 min.Grave cross photo price: how much does a ceramic photo cost
Prices by size, what they include, and why our retouching and restoration aren't charged separately.
Read · 5 min.Funeral ceramic photography: what it is and how it's made
From photograph to fired plaque: what the process involves, where the durability comes from, and what choices you'll need to make.
Read · 5 min.Photo on ceramic: how a photograph ends up on a plaque
What happens between the moment you send the photograph and the moment the plaque sits on the stone.
Read · 4 min.Medallion for a monument — what it is and how to choose one
Medallion, ceramic photo, portrait on porcelain — three names for the same thing. A short explanation and some practical guidelines.
Read · 4 min.Ceramic photo or laser engraving in stone: which to choose
Two different solutions for the same purpose. Which looks better, which lasts longer, and which type of monument each one suits.
Read · 5 min.Ceramic photo for an urn and columbarium niche
The space is much smaller than on a regular monument. Which sizes and shapes work, and how mounting is done.
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