" A beautiful white dove will carry me to heaven and my soul shall soar with the birds,

in the early morning birdsong I will whisper hello

and you will smile with the knowledge that I am with you. "

                                                              ........Cathy Sale 2006 x

 

REASONS FOR A WHITE DOVE RELEASE AT A FUNERAL:-      

 

The family have requested no flowers at the funeral service but want a special tribute.

             

You are looking for a more poignant gesture

to say your final goodbye.  

 

You want to symbolise the release of your Loved One's spirit

 - A single white dove is released.

 

Your Loved One has already lost their partner previously and you want to

symbolise their spirits joining together in the sky

- 2 white doves are released.

 

You want to symbolise the Father, the Son and Holy Ghost -

This is a Holy Trinity Release

- 3 white doves are released.  

 

The parents, partner, children or grandchildren of your Loved One can each release a white dove to symbolise a promise of eternal love and rememberance.

White Dove Release for Funerals in London Essex and Kent 

You can release doves for A Burial, A Cremation, An Interment,

A Memorial Service, or by the gravesidefor Special Occasions

such as Birthdays, Mothers Day, Fathers Day,

Anniversaries, Christmas, etc.   

 Our dove release locations are

Upminster, Pitsea, Forest Park, City of London, East London, Eastbrookend,  

Romford, Bentley, Southend, Chelmsford, Manor Park, Islington,

Honour Oak, Eltham and more.

 

There is no easy way to say goodbye to a Loved One,

 and sometimes words just aren't enough,

 but some comfort can be found in the symbolic gesture of releasing the

departed's spirit on the wings of a white dove at a funeral, and watching it fly away,

free, at peace, and carrying all the love of Family and Friends.

 Funeral Doves In Essex can come to any cemetery or crematorium

in Essex, Kent and London.  

Please call us for information about hiring and prices for

                               releasing doves at a funeral.