Need to reload ilife on my new ss drive with Mavricks

Hi,  I recently had a hard drive failure on my early 2011 mac book pro.  I installed a new solid state drive and visited the apple store to have Mavericks 10.9 installed.  I have now tried to reload my old ilife [came with the computer] and it will not load on the new system.  Any idea whether there is a way to do this myself.  From what i read i should be able to use a legally purchased ilife and then up grade.  I have tried to download from Apple and attempted to load from my disks.
Help

I have now tried to reload my old ilife [came with the computer] and it will not load on the new system
What happens when you try? If you get a message about an invalid certificate just click the Continue button:
One use the demo version of  Pacifist to install the necessary apps from the disks that came with your MBP.

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