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I read somewhere someone said they were putting a grave cover down. WHat is that and where do you get it? thankj you.
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there is a link to show you what the grave blankets are. Hope this helps. Not sure if I am supposed to post links to sites or not but i didnt know how else to explain it.
In winter, most cemeteries have rules about no fresh flowers, etc. At Christmas, many people put the above-mentioned at gravesites. Usually, they're evergreens with whatever trimmings.
My Mom's 100th birthday (her first after passing) was in November, and so I ordered one without Christmas trimmings that would be suitable for then. Yesterday, I went and added Christmas trimmings to it for December.
If the grave you're honoring is in an outdoor cemetery, you will see many wreaths, blankets, etc., now but even closer to Christmas.
Hope this helped along with links provided by another poster.