Bronze markers lay flat to the ground with a bronze plaque mounted on top of a granite base marker. Common type of bronze markers are rectangle in shape with a polished top standard color granite as a base. Unique memorials like oval shape can be created by choosing special cut designs. Most cemeteries regulate the size, finish, color and sometimes design engraved on the markers. Bronze markers are set on a concrete foundation. Usually single markers are 20 to 36 inches long and 10 to 18 inches wide.
The Haunted Mansion: Legend of the Bride's Ring. Once upon a time in Liberty Square there was a turnstile located at the exit of the Haunted Mansion. When the turnstile was removed the portion that anchored it to the ground still remained. A little piece of sawed off pipe that scared the ground of the exit, a scar that looked vaguely like a ring.
The dilemma as to where to place the ring often arises on the D-Day when the wedding ring is presented as well. While the ring signifies an intent to get married, wedding rings show an actual marriage. The etiquette usually dictates, that the engagement ring and wedding ring go on the left hand. Just before walking down the aisle, the bride moves the engagement one to the opposite hand. After the ceremony, she can place it back on the left hand in front of the wedding ring.