About White Wing Ceremony
Dove Release Experts in San Bernardino, Riverside and surrounding communities
Since 1985, our family has provided dignified ceremonial dove releases. Learn about our licensed handlers, trained birds, and commitment to compassionate care.
Family tradition and service experience tracing back to 1985
Trusted by local families for generations
Serving San Bernardino, Riverside and surrounding communities
Within a 40-mile radius
Licensed handlers and trained doves
Insured and safety-focused
Local Office: Highland, CA 92346, USA
Phone: (909) 862-8807
Company history (est. 1985)
White Wing Ceremony Company
Honors a family-rooted tradition that began in 1985 and evolved into an organized service provider to meet modern needs. While the family’s practice of caring for and releasing doves at memorial events dates back to 1985, White Wing Ceremony Company was formally established in 1994 to offer licensed, professional dove release services under one responsible, insured organization. Decades of hands-on experience blended with professional standards drives our commitment to dignity, safety, and compassionate ceremony planning.
Mission & values
Our mission is to bring comfort and symbolic closure to families through dignified dove release services that respect both human emotion and animal welfare. Core values guide every interaction:
Trust
We operate transparently, ensuring families and venues have confidence in our processes, documentation, and animal care practices.
Compassion
Grief-informed communication shapes how we consult, plan, and handle each ceremony with sensitivity and calm.
Integrity
We prioritize ethical animal care, safety, and respect for cultural and religious traditions.
Excellence
Professionalism, reliability, and detail-oriented coordination ensure a consistent, meaningful experience for families and officiants.
Why our heritage matters
A longstanding family practice creates institutional memory—understanding nuances like seasonal weather patterns, community expectations, and the tactile realities of ceremonial handling. That experience translates into refined training for handlers, established partnerships with local funeral directors and venues, and predictable ceremony outcomes that families rely upon in vulnerable moments.
Service area and trained bird explanation (40-mile radius)
- Bird welfare: Shorter transit times reduce stress and risk for the doves.
- Reliability: We can arrive on time and coordinate with local venues efficiently.
- Return protocol: After releases, our homing doves fly back home in the City of Highland.
Contact and next steps
White Wing Ceremony Company combines deep family experience dating back to 1985 with today’s professional standards to provide families with compassionate, reliable dove release services that honor life and safeguard the animals in our care.
Q: Will the birds return to their home?
A: After their release, our trained doves fly back to their home in the City of Highland.
Q: Are the doves hurt by the release?
A: No. Releases are performed under safe conditions, with birds in excellent health and trained for the task. Post-release checks ensure their ongoing well-being.
