Oak Grove Cemetery is pleased to announce that, as of July 1, 2026, its brand-new columbarium is open,
and cremation niches are available for sale.
Each niche measures 12”x12”x12” and can accommodate up to two of most full-sized urns.
There are 48 niches in total (24 on each side), available for $907.50 ($825.00 plus $82.50 for
Maintenance and Preservation*) each, regardless of location; there is no tiered pricing.
Opening and closing fees are $440.00 during the week, and $540.00 on weekends and holidays.
Engraving costs $12.00 per character, and can be done at any time after purchase.
We offer a variety of symbols that can be etched on the niche for $100.00 each.
We also offer the opportunity for porcelain portraits to be placed on the niche for $125.00 each.
Note—There is a max of two symbols/portraits per niche, meaning:
two symbols OR two portraits OR one symbol and one portrait.
See below for sample lettering and available symbols.
For more information, call (609) 561-2673 or email [email protected]
and cremation niches are available for sale.
Each niche measures 12”x12”x12” and can accommodate up to two of most full-sized urns.
There are 48 niches in total (24 on each side), available for $907.50 ($825.00 plus $82.50 for
Maintenance and Preservation*) each, regardless of location; there is no tiered pricing.
Opening and closing fees are $440.00 during the week, and $540.00 on weekends and holidays.
Engraving costs $12.00 per character, and can be done at any time after purchase.
We offer a variety of symbols that can be etched on the niche for $100.00 each.
We also offer the opportunity for porcelain portraits to be placed on the niche for $125.00 each.
Note—There is a max of two symbols/portraits per niche, meaning:
two symbols OR two portraits OR one symbol and one portrait.
See below for sample lettering and available symbols.
For more information, call (609) 561-2673 or email [email protected]
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*Cemetery companies in the State of New Jersey are required by statute to establish an irrevocable trust, known as the Maintenance and Preservation Fund, into which a certain percentage of sales, burial, and foundation income are required to be deposited.
