Abstract: An invention for cemeteries that unifies cemetery displays and the burial monument, and does away with the clutter of ground level displays. It has a receiving base adapted for attaching numerous displays. The receiving base is bonded to the monument or its base at an elevation that will reduce problems being experienced by maintenance personnel. The attachment is achieved by using extra strength adhesives that provide long term bonding. The displays can be joined to the receiving base in several different ways, but studs with male threads and displays with incorporated female threads have received favorable attention. The receiving base can be utilized but not limited to the attachment of vases, potted plants, religious symbols or other personal items. A cavity lined with female threads located in the display's bottom or sides simplifies the union of the base and display. All displays can be attached or removed at the convenience of the user.