PAINTED LADIES
Painted Lady Butterflies exude an exquisite beauty and gentle demeanor that captivates the senses. Once of the enchanting qualities of release these delicate creatures is their affinity for lingering gracefully in the vicinity of their release. They gracefully dance around, occasionally landing upon the guests hair and attire, offering delightful opportunities for serene and memorable moments. Known for their penchant to remain in the vicinity for extended periods, Painted Ladies may grace the surroundings for hours, and sometimes even days. Commonly found in North America, they can be released with confidence, assured that their presence will enrich the environment.
BUTTERLFY SYMBOLOGY
When you want to share a magical moment with your guests with a sensation that is beyond the expression of words; create or celebrate the memories of your loved ones with a deeply symbolic gesture; or give a meaningful & unique gift that can captivate their hearts, the graceful dances of butterflies and the mystery of their transformation will bring out the expression of your heart to life.
BEAUTY
the Beauty of Life
MYSTERY
the Mystery of Life
TRANSFORMATION
the Transformation of Life
HOPE
the Hope of Life
HOW ARE BUTTERFLIES USED?
Live butterflies can be released or displayed at various events to bring symbolic meaning.
WEDDING
GIFT
QUINCEAÑERA
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
BIRTHDAY
VALENTINES
MONARCH BUTTERFLIES
The raising and sale of these iconic butterflies is now prohibited by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. This is in good effort based on research to better conserve these migratory creatures for all our future generations to enjoy.
You can also help these beautiful creatures to flourish by planting their host plants called "Milkweed." You can easily find these plants at your local plant shops. Simply plant them in your yard to watch Monarchs come by to lay their eggs on your plants! You will be assisting their migration and population growth while planting a beautiful flowering plant to enjoy in your garden. We encourage you to only grow host plants that native to you area in your garden. For example the "Showy Milkweed" is native to Southern California.
Monarch
Showy Milkweed
