Releasing Butterflies at wedding??

I thought about it, but since my wedding is late September and the butterflies require a certain temperature to be released, I decided not to. A good website to check out is Amazing Butterflies

There are tons of on-line vendors who did this. some FYIs:
--Need a certain temperature for them to become active. Too cold, damp and they are dormant. Too hot and they fly out and drop to floor.
--Be careful. I am not a fan of the individual envelops. They are too shocked when exposed to the light. I prefer getting a larg container (like a pretty hat bod, basket or bird cage wrapped with tulle) and you and FH release them. this keeps them open, cool, and happier
--That I know of there are no vendors that do the actual release, but rather send you the larva and you put them in envelop and they hatch in them. Of premade envelops with larva in it and they are timed to hatch in time of wedding.

After loosing my deposit from Stewart Manor I had to give up my butterfly release Can cost around $300-$500.

My whole theme is butterlfies. Hope this helps.

Sorry to say that I have heard some sad stories about releasing butterflies.
Sometimes they all don't hatch in time, they do go into shock if the temp and climate isn't good.

I HAVE TO RETHINK MY CHOICE OF BUTTERFLIES NOW. AS BADLY AS I WANT THEM, ICANT STANDTHE THOUGHT OF THEM DIEING IN FRONT OF ME. THANKS FOR THE ADVISE