Memorable Moments Dove Release LLC

About Us

At weddings, the bridal pair of doves embodies the joy and excitement of the newlyweds starting their new life together.
In the past, couples have opted for being showered with grains of rice as a wish for a large harvest or a new family. Today a popular and classic alternative is the release of pure white doves.

It is said that if doves are seen on your wedding day it will assure a happy home, good fortune, and ever- lasting love.

We offer multiple displays with custom packages designed to fit your specific needs.
Each dove release can be customized to reflect your personal interests.
In addition, our doves can be placed into decorative cages and be on display until the moment of release.
On the day of the event the birds will be released at your desired time in any safe location. It is truly a beautiful site when white birds fly up into the air at once at the appropriate time. The release will turn your special event into a memorable event, never to be forgotten.

The beautiful white dove brings a tangible representation of peace and closure when included in a funeral or memorial service. A pristine white bird flying gracefully back to its home provides comfort with a gentle reminder of release and freedom. One way to honor your loved one as he or she passes into the heavens is with the release of a pure white dove.
It is your last tribute to the soul of your dearly departed. These types of white dove releases can be done at the graveside, mausoleum, cemetery chapel, funeral home, or an appropriate location of your choosing.
For centuries, doves have symbolized the Holy Spirit, love, peace, hope, and the soul.
A White Dove Release offers a soothing touch in a time of sadness and sorrow.
It leaves those present with a feeling of hope for the departed.
Prior to the release, dove displays can be placed along side of the casket as an alternative to flowers, with a special personalized note attached to the cage. At funerals and memorials, the dove release memorial is the final part of the service. The release is often accompanied by a heart-felt poem that is read by a close family member or clergy/official.