A multimedia grave marker assembly for enhancing the experience of observing a gravesite includes a base that is positionable on the ground at a gravesite. A grave marker is coupled to and extends upwardly from the base such that the grave marker is associated with the gravesite. A touch screen is coupled to the grave marker and the touch screen displaying indicia comprising words and images associated with a deceased person buried at the gravesite. In this way the touch screen enhances mourning the deceased person. A speaker is coupled to the grave marker to emit audible sound that is associated with the deceased person.

A foundation support for stabilizing headstones, grave markers, monuments and the like, to prevent sinking or shifting of a grave marker. The foundation support is formed from a rigid base member having a grid of shaped apertures extending between an upper edge and a lower edge that is filled with earth material. An insert member is releasably secured to the base member, the insert member is replacable with a vase insert member to allow personalization of the memorial.

A memorial vase cover and ornament kit includes a lid and a rod. The lid is configured to fit on a memorial vase and seal an open top of the memorial vase. The lid has a rod hole through a center of the lid configured to receive a rod. The rod is configured to extend from approximate a bottom of the memorial vase, through the rod hole in the lid positioned on the open top of the memorial vase and upwards above the lid for a set distance to hold a base ornament on the lid. Wherein, the memorial vase cover and ornament kit is configured to cover and seal the open top of the memorial vase and to allow the memorial vase to be decorated with the base ornament.

A remote gravesite experience system includes a website having an associated server that is communicably coupled to receive information and control at least one feature associated with a graveyard that includes a plurality of gravesites each including a gravestone including a first gravesite comprising a first gravestone. The graveyard has at least a first camera having a first field-of-view (FOV) positioned for viewing the first gravesite. The website is configured for a user having a computing device including a processor, and associated memory, a transceiver, and a display screen, for the computing device initiating a connection over a network to the website. The website is configured for controlling access to the first FOV, and for the user selecting to view on the display screen the first gravesite provided by the first FOV.

A funerary containment structure for funerary objects, which comprises a base structure, which defines at least one niche, which is designed to contain at least one funerary object and has at least one access opening, which is closed by way of at least one slab which is fixed to the base structure; at least one auxiliary device which has a supporting body which is connected to the base structure and supports at least one supporting arm, which extends laterally from the supporting body; fixing elements for fixing at least one ornamental object to the free end of the supporting arm are furthermore provided.

A platform for a cemetery lowering device comprising: a base having a tapered edge, a non-skid surface, an opening for a casket to be lowered through the base, a first beam and a second beam attached to the base on one side of the opening, and a third beam and a fourth beam attached to the base on another side of the opening.

A platform for a cemetery lowering device comprising a one-piece base, a first beam and a second beam. The one-piece base having a tapered edge, a non-skid surface, and an opening for a casket to be lowered through the base. The first beam attached to the one-piece base on one side of the opening and a second beam attached to the one-piece base on another side of the opening.

Pedestals, pedestal systems, and methods of mounting a slab on a pedestal are described herein. The pedestals have a slab placement surface containing a vase assembly receiving area that can safely support and display a slab combined with protruding vase cup. The vase cup protrudes through a mounted slab into the vase assembly receiving area and does not interfere with the slab sitting against the slab placement surface of the pedestal.

A platform for a cemetery lowering device comprising a one-piece base having a tapered edge and a non-skid surface, wherein the one-piece base comprises an opening for a casket to be lowered through the base, a frame and skin, and one or more receptacles for adjustable-height footings. The frame and skin may be formed of a single piece of polymer, fiberglass, or metal. The non-skid surface may comprise grooves. The base may comprise a guide for positioning the cemetery lowering device on the base. The guide is an impression in a surface of the base. The base may comprise a first flange around a perimeter of the opening extending vertically from a top surface of the base. Each one of the receptacles is threaded such that height adjustments of the one of the adjustable-height footings can be performed by rotating the one of the adjustable-height footings.

The embodiments herein provide a system connected to a casket to play an audio file selected by a user. The system includes an above-ground unit arranged to lead down into the casket. The above-ground unit includes a wireless module, controller, first speakers, light-emitting devices (LEDs), solar panel, and second speakers. The wireless module establishes a wireless connection with a computing device of the user. The controller facilitates the user to initiate the wireless connection on receiving a push gesture through buttons. The first speakers are configured within an amplifier chassis to generate audio data corresponding to the audio file through the computing device. The LEDs indicate the power status of the system and the connection status of the wireless module. The solar panel generates direct current (DC) electricity. The second speakers generate the audio data corresponding to the audio file selected by the user through the computing device.