Dove & Butterfly Release

The National White Dove Release Society (NWDRS) is a dedicated professional organization. An organization dedicated to providing beautiful, memorable white dove releases in honor of all types of celebrations, memorials, and displays of love.

The NWDRS is an organization of Love; the love and care of our birds, the love in the eyes of a bride and groom as doves carry promise into the vast blue sky, or the love of a small child as she whispers "I love you grandma" in the ear of a bird released. Our love is shown many times over in the way we care for our birds and with the many hours each day spent training them.

A tradition that was once worthy only of royalty; as of Kings and Queens, our expert handlers will assist you with any number of meaningful and memorable releases. Traditional or custom, we will assure that all displayed will be tastefully decorated to coordinate with you and your event.

At funeral and memorial services, a dove release is a peaceful and healing tribute. A beautiful way of expressing a final goodbye, of letting go. The releasing of doves offers a feeling of peace and calmness, helping bring closure to family members of a lost loved one. A unique heartfelt way to honor your loved one at the conclusion of graveside services.

Our birds are trained to do many wonderful types of releases and we are eager to work with you in planning your event. Let us help you make your special day one you'll remember for a lifetime! We strive for excellence in all we do. We want your special event to be a memorable one! One that you'll be talking about for years to come!

Among other cities, Professional White Dove Release Association may serve the following areas: Elizabethtown, Louisville, Lyndon, Leitchfield, Columbia, Okolona, Pleasure Ridge Park, Radcliff, Saint Matthews, La Grange, Lagrange, Shelbyville, Campbellsville, Jeffersontown, Middletown, Shively, Simpsonville, Smithfield, Sonora, Spring Lick, Springfield, Steff, Stephensburg, Stephensport, Sulphur, Summersville, Summit, Taylorsville, Trappist, Turners Station