For those who are interested - Dove Release info - $150 or $225

akaMrsT Posted: Sep 23, 2004 02:36 PM

For those who are interested - Dove Release info - $150 or $225

Frank (631) 289-6473

1 package for Nassau (didn't ask about it)

2 packages for Suffolk

12 birds - $150 for 1 or 2 birds for couple released from hands or a small basket. Then 10 birds released from a lace covered basket

$225 - 20 birds with 1 or 2 for couple to release in a basket or hands

akaMrsT Posted: Sep 23, 2004 04:31 PM

Re: Bride's that did (or are doing) a Dove Release?

anyone?

akaMrsT Posted: Sep 23, 2004 05:28 PM

Re: Got Dove Release info - $150 or $225

Got the info.

ddb336 Posted: Sep 23, 2004 05:42 PM

Re: For those who are interested - Dove Release info - $150 or $225

Thanks for the info, I was thinking about doing this.

prindia Posted: Sep 23, 2004 05:43 PM

Re: For those who are interested - Dove Release info - $150 or $225

Well, I just called for the Nassau county

They do have only one package and it is only 20 brides from a white basket for 225.00 and nothing else.

I was starting to get very upset because I booked with another company that is wayyy more but I realized that the packages was not the same I am getting 12 doves released and then two by us, and we are also having Doves displayed in a heart cage for our guests to see, and she will do a reading, so I think it is worth it.

akaMrsT Posted: Sep 23, 2004 06:52 PM

Re: For those who are interested - Dove Release info - $150 or $225

Posted by leniedar

Well, I just called for the Nassau county

They do have only one package and it is only 20 brides from a white basket for 225.00 and nothing else.

I was starting to get very upset because I booked with another company that is wayyy more but I realized that the packages was not the same I am getting 12 doves released and then two by us, and we are also having Doves displayed in a heart cage for our guests to see, and she will do a reading, so I think it is worth it.

I heard that Frank supplies something for a reading.....but from what I gather he does not do it himself. I spoke to a woman since he was not in though.

Having them displayed is a nice idea - but I want it to be a surprise to everyone - even FI does not know about this.

His mom died on July 24, 1984 (and it was on a Saturday like this year). I want to do it in memory of her, my deceased grandpa and my cousin Michael who was murdered last August at only 18 years old.

I think it will be a great gesture and our families will really appreciate it. It's probably the most emotional part of the ceremony and if I don't cry before that I will probably be balling during the reading (which I know I won't be able to do myself).