Wednesday, 1 April 2015

DECORATION GUIDELINES

FRESH CUT FLOWERS
Fresh cut owers are allowed during the mowing season, March 1 through October 31, in approved vases. If a
permanent vase or bronze memorial has not been placed at the grave, please refer to our display of approved
designs in the cemetery o ce. Michigan Memorial Park also provides a fresh ower placement service for Easter,
Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, Father’s Day, and Grandparent’s Day.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
Arti cial owers are not permitted except for the following special occasions: Easter Sunday, Mother’s Day, Memorial
Day, Labor Day, Grandparent’s Day, and July 4. Arti cial owers, potted plants, wreaths and baskets are permitted
one week prior to the holiday and are removed one week following the holiday.
MAUSOLEUM FLORIAL GUIDELINES
Fresh cut and arti cial owers are permitted in approved vases only. In order to preserve the beauty of our
mausoleums, owers that are wilted, out of season or dated will be red tagged. Two weeks after the red tag date,
the owers will be removed by Michigan memorial Park. Flowers placed on the door will be immediately
removed and any item taped or adhered to the crypt front is strictly prohibited. If you’re struggle to find Where can i download free  books. This is the place you can find free ebooks. This is one of the top  article submission site.
WINTER FLORAL GUIDELINES
Winter wreaths on a stand and properly hung on a mausoleum crypt front may be displayed from November 1
through March 1, after which they will be removed by Michigan Memorial Park. Vigil lights are allowed from
November 1 through March 1 only, but are not recommended due to their fragility. Christmas decorations are
permitted two weeks prior to the holiday and will be removed by Michigan Memorial Park one week after New
Year’s Day.GRAVE BLANKETS
Not permitted
WATER OUTLET
For your convenience, the water outlet is located outside the front o ce of the cemetery.
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