Horse memorials and markers
A horse is a different scale of loss, in every sense. Equine cremation is a specialist job and the ashes come back in a far larger urn; a paddock stone or a plaque on the tack-room wall is how many owners mark the place. Talk to us early, because the logistics need planning.
A memorial is the part you live with. It should point to a real place or a real photo, not a shelf of stock sentiment. We keep the choices plain so the meaning stays yours.
Examples of memorials suited to a horse. Sizes and personalisation vary by maker. We priced 52 of these across 4 Australian retailers: the median is $260 and the middle half falls between $184 and $492. How we surveyed it.
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Things people ask us
Where do memorial stones and plaques go?
Most go in a garden, by a back door, or on a shelf. We keep the choices plain so the meaning stays yours.
Can a memorial be engraved with a name and date?
Yes. Most stones, plaques and frames can be personalised. Ask when booking or call after the ashes come home.
Talk it through with us
No rush, no obligation.