The solar cross that keeps their light glowing
A graveside cross with a built-in flower vase and a soft solar glow — it gathers sunlight all day and shines gently through the evening, every evening, whether you could visit or not.
- Charges itself in daylight — no batteries, no wiring
- Wakes softly at dusk, rests at dawn — all on its own
- Built-in vase holds fresh or silk arrangements
- Arrives ready to place — no assembly, no upkeep
One Halo & Vale solar memorial cross with its built-in vase, ready to place. Flowers not included — it holds the ones you bring, fresh or silk.
Free tracked shipping on all U.S. orders. Ships within 1–2 business days; delivery typically takes 5–12 days. You'll get tracking the moment it leaves the warehouse.
Take 28 days with it. If it isn't the tribute you hoped for, send it back for a full refund — no restocking fee, no questions that make it harder.
You can't be there every evening
The visit ends, the flowers stay, and the site sits in the dark until someone can come again. That empty stretch between visits is the part nobody warns you about.
- ✓Glows over the site every evening — visit or no visit
- ✓Sunlight in by day, soft light out by night
- ✓A steady tribute in the stretches between visits
Flowers by day. Glow by night.
The built-in vase holds a fresh or silk arrangement at the foot of the cross, and when evening comes the soft light takes the watch — one tribute, working around the clock.
- ✓The vase holds fresh stems or silk arrangements
- ✓Warm, gentle light — never harsh or glaring
- ✓One piece — nothing separate to arrange or lose
No batteries. No wiring. No worry.
A small solar panel does the tending for you — it gathers daylight and spends it slowly each evening, week after week, season after season.
- ✓Solar panel charges itself in daylight
- ✓Wakes at dusk, rests at dawn — automatically
- ✓No cords, no chargers, no bulbs to replace
A gift that says: still remembered
Many of ours are sent, not kept — to a mother states away, to a friend after the funeral flowers fade, to a family facing the first year. It says what a card can't: the light is still on.
- ✓A meaningful sympathy gift after the flowers fade
- ✓Arrives ready to place — no assembly for grieving hands
- ✓Chosen for anniversaries, birthdays, and first holidays
Not every tribute keeps the evening watch
| Halo & Vale | Plain grave vase | Battery grave light | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holds a flower arrangement | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Lights up at dusk on its own | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Powers itself from sunlight | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| No batteries to die between visits | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Flowers and light in one piece | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
Three steps. A few quiet minutes.
Choose the spot
Pick a place daylight reaches for part of the day — beside the stone, facing the open sky.
Set it in place
Stand it beside the marker and press it firm so it sits straight and steady.
Let the sun take over
It charges through the day and glows on by itself at dusk — nothing to switch, nothing to remember.
Questions families actually ask
Most cemeteries welcome solar memorial lights, but rules vary — especially in veterans' cemeteries and manicured lawn sections. A quick call to the office before placing it saves heartache, and if yours says no, the 28-day return has you covered.
It charges best in open daylight. A partly shaded plot still works — the glow just runs shorter into the night. Deep, all-day shade is the one place solar struggles.
Both. The vase holds water for fresh stems, and silk arrangements stand just as well through the weeks between visits.
It lives outdoors through sun and rain without fuss. In hard-freeze months, tip the water out so ice can't crack the vase, and it will keep glowing right through winter.
On its own. The solar panel charges a small battery during daylight; the light wakes at dusk and rests at dawn — no switches to reach, no timers to set, nothing to remember on hard days.
You get 28 days. If it isn't the tribute you hoped for, send it back for a full refund — no restocking fee.
If it isn't the tribute you hoped for, it goes back
Place it, watch it glow through a few evenings, sit with it. If it doesn't bring the comfort you hoped for, return it for a full refund — no restocking fee, no interrogation.