[BRISBANE, May 15, 2015] – Centenary Memorial Gardens, a premier cemetery in Queensland, presents a beautiful and lasting tribute to a person's life through their memorial plaques. They offer these bronze commemorations in a wide variety of sizes to suit the needs of all clients.

Memorial plaques are not new in commemorating the departed. This practice has long been done by different cultures in different places. Mankind has been erecting memorials throughout history. In Australia, this is one way to honour and cherish the memory of deceased family members and friends.

Centenary Memorial Gardens provides memorials to assist people in dealing with their loss. This tribute helps them come to terms with the reality of death, which is essential in moving on from the sad event. Memorial plaques serve as a gateway to relive the memory and legacy of the departed.

Advantages of Memorial Plaques

Unlike photos, this object doesn’t fade through the years. Likewise, it’s fairly better than tombstones as it can withstand the harsh elements. Even after a long time, memorial plaques can still stay in form with the words written remaining recognisable and readable.

In addition, Centenary Memorial Gardens designed their tributes to help families, particularly those with extensive bloodlines, appreciate their family history. Memorial plaques create a unique link between the departed and their families. This gives a sense of identity, whether they’ve met or not before.

Vast Selection of Options

For obvious reasons, memorial plaques are necessary also as a point of reference for information. To give each of their client exclusivity, the Brisbane-based cemetery presents a wide variety of styles. It can be the standard 145mm x 125mm or any particular shape, like a book, bear, train, heart or oval. These memorial plaques are produced in the highest quality.

ABOUT CENTENARY MEMORIAL GARDENS

Centenary Memorial Gardens is a trusted cemetery based in Queensland that aims to deliver personal and sensitive services. Its vast 40-acre landsite is located amid the bushland and hills in the western suburbs outside the metro. The cemetery and crematoria was established in 2001 by state locals. Centenary Memorial Gardens differs from other cemeteries as they feature individual gardens, water features and open park land spaces. These facets, together with the unsoiled nature, provide families with tranquil setting far from traditional ones.