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Wedding Ideas: Signature Ceremony Moments with Birds of Prey
1. **Raptor Ring Bearer: A ceremonial ring delivery by hawk or owl
Your rings arrive on the wings of a raptor—an unforgettable entrance and a moment your guests will talk about forever. Best suited for outdoor venues with clear flight space.

2. The Vow Guardian: A perched bird present during your vows
A majestic raptor quietly perches nearby as a symbolic guardian of your ceremony, representing strength, partnership, and freedom—without interrupting the flow of your vows.

3. **The Blessing Flight: A graceful flyover to open or close your ceremony
Mark the beginning of your ceremony—or celebrate your first kiss—with a short, beautiful flyover that adds motion and magic without disrupting your timeline.

5. Ceremony Welcome: A perched bird & falconer greeting guests as they arrive
Set the tone before you even walk down the aisle. A raptor welcomes guests near the ceremony entrance, creating anticipation and awe from the very first moment.

Cocktail Hour & Reception Ideas with Birds of Prey
Interactive, Elegant Experiences Your Guests Will Never Forget. Turn your cocktail hour or reception into a truly unforgettable experience with live birds of prey. These moments are designed to be interactive, visually stunning, and seamlessly woven into your wedding timeline—while always prioritizing the comfort and well-being of our birds.

1. Guest Meet & Greet: Up-close encounters with photo op
Guests can meet our birds of prey, learn a few fascinating facts from your falconer, and take elegant photos with a perched raptor on the glove (supervised by our professional handlers).

2. Winged Walkabouts: Birds presented throughout cocktail hour or reception
Our falconer moves gracefully through the space with a perched bird, allowing guests to admire the raptor up close and capture candid moments.

3. Perch & Pose Photo Station: A styled raptor photo area for guest portraits
You create a simple, elegant perch area setup where guests can take turns posing with a perched raptor for photos—perfect for social media moments and guest books.

4. First Portrait with Raptors: Your first married photos with a bird of prey
Immediately following the ceremony, share your first official portraits while holding a raptor on the glove—an iconic keepsake moment captured by your photographer.

Bird Safety policy:   Our birds are wild creatures, not pets. To ensure a pleasant experience for both the birds and guests, quietness and a slow approach are essential. Safety instructions will be provided as needed. Breaks will be taken as determined by our birds. Guests are welcome to take photos, selfies, and videos of the birds. All proceeds support the care of our birds and future educational programs.

Note: All ceremonial flights are attempted and bird-led experiences, dependent on weather, venue layout, and the bird’s comfort that day. Birds are never forced to fly or interact. Final ceremony options are confirmed after a site assessment to ensure the safety and welfare of our birds and guests.