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Ordering Procedure
ArtisanMemorials.com
ORDER PROCEDURE
Please Read This Carefully, it contains the entire memorial production process.
As you will see, many people and factors are involved in the preproduction,
production and post production of the memorial making process.
Although we live in a world where we can purchase practically anything with just a
click of a mouse, Headstones, Grave Markers and Mausoleums are still individually,
custom made by craftsmen working on natural materials. This may be the only
purchase you will make where waiting for the final product to be shipped is to your
benefit. You do not want a Memorialist rushing the production of something as
important as this. We cannot and will not rush something as important as this.
For these reasons,we cannot possibly promise an exact date of completion and
installation of your memorial.
This is why we strongly suggest you do not plan a memorial ceremony around the
memorial until it is installed at the Cemetery.
1. You place your order for the memorial with us. We then e-mail you your invoice.
2. If you have not already done this, contact the Cemetery for completion of
paperwork and any fees they require. If they require us to fill out any paperwork,
send it to us for completion either by mail, fax or e-mail. Otherwise, the completion of
the paperwork and Cemetery requirements are ultimately the responsibility of the
purchaser.
3. If an outside Monument installer is necessary, we assist you in finding one. We
then give you the name, address, phone number of a monument setter in the area .
You will contact them directly, make arrangements with them and pay them directly.
You, of course, may choose to use someone on your own. Please let us know the
name address and phone# of the Monument setter you have chosen.
4. During this time, the Art Dept will work on a proof for the memorial. We will send
it to you for your approval. You will then review it, sign off on it and return it to us.
5. Once any Cemetery paperwork we need to fill out, if any, is completed and the
final approval of the proof has been signed off by you, we then begin the production
process for the memorial.
This is a crucial time where you need exercise patience and wait until the memorial
is completed and ready to ship out.
6. When the Memorial is completed, we contact you to let you know it is about to
ship out to the address you provided for us. If the address or location you provide us
is incorrect and it results in a redelivery, there may be an additional delivery fee.
Once the Memorial has been received by the Cemetery or Monument installer, we of
course cannot promise a date for installation. If the cemetery itself installs the
memorial and we ship it directly to them, again we cannot control their scheduling.
Note* The Cemetery has the right to refuse a Memorial if their fees have not been
paid - so please have all fees paid several weeks before we ship the memorial to
them. If for any reason, the memorial is refused by the cemetery for unpaid fees and
the memorial needs to be shipped again, you may incur an additional delivery fee.
Please Read This Carefully, it contains the entire memorial production process.
As you will see, many people and factors are involved in the preproduction,
production and post production of the memorial making process.
Although we live in a world where we can purchase practically anything with just a
click of a mouse, Headstones, Grave Markers and Mausoleums are still individually,
custom made by craftsmen working on natural materials. This may be the only
purchase you will make where waiting for the final product to be shipped is to your
benefit. You do not want a Memorialist rushing the production of something as
important as this. We cannot and will not rush something as important as this.
For these reasons,we cannot possibly promise an exact date of completion and
installation of your memorial.
This is why we strongly suggest you do not plan a memorial ceremony around the
memorial until it is installed at the Cemetery.
1. You place your order for the memorial with us. We then e-mail you your invoice.
2. If you have not already done this, contact the Cemetery for completion of
paperwork and any fees they require. If they require us to fill out any paperwork,
send it to us for completion either by mail, fax or e-mail. Otherwise, the completion of
the paperwork and Cemetery requirements are ultimately the responsibility of the
purchaser.
3. If an outside Monument installer is necessary, we assist you in finding one. We
then give you the name, address, phone number of a monument setter in the area .
You will contact them directly, make arrangements with them and pay them directly.
You, of course, may choose to use someone on your own. Please let us know the
name address and phone# of the Monument setter you have chosen.
4. During this time, the Art Dept will work on a proof for the memorial. We will send
it to you for your approval. You will then review it, sign off on it and return it to us.
5. Once any Cemetery paperwork we need to fill out, if any, is completed and the
final approval of the proof has been signed off by you, we then begin the production
process for the memorial.
This is a crucial time where you need exercise patience and wait until the memorial
is completed and ready to ship out.
6. When the Memorial is completed, we contact you to let you know it is about to
ship out to the address you provided for us. If the address or location you provide us
is incorrect and it results in a redelivery, there may be an additional delivery fee.
Once the Memorial has been received by the Cemetery or Monument installer, we of
course cannot promise a date for installation. If the cemetery itself installs the
memorial and we ship it directly to them, again we cannot control their scheduling.
Note* The Cemetery has the right to refuse a Memorial if their fees have not been
paid - so please have all fees paid several weeks before we ship the memorial to
them. If for any reason, the memorial is refused by the cemetery for unpaid fees and
the memorial needs to be shipped again, you may incur an additional delivery fee.
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