When at rest, unlike other birds, doves do not tuck their heads under their wing, but rather pull their head down between their shoulders, and usually sits on one foot, and has the other foot drawn up into its plumage. The perfect addition to any ceremony is the release of snow white doves above a celebration area. These gentle cooing birds add a touch of elegance and symbolism to event as they fly high into the sky, circling the area in flock formation and then winging silently away into the horizon. The only way to observe this breath-taking example of the beauty of nature is to see it for yourself. No video or photograph can capture the panorama of this exquisite scene.
White doves bursting into flight add a unique and romantic touch to a wedding celebration.
Releasing white doves at a memorial services such as a funeral, traditionally symbolizes the spiritual message of hope and remembrance. A flock of doves are usually released at the close of the ceremony, all except one, which is released a few seconds after the others. The lone dove wings after the others, symbolizing the departed spirit making its final journey home. If you would like to request more information on a ceremonial release, click here . The Dove Page a site is devoted to the joy of keeping and raising doves.