SAY "I DO" WITH YOUR WHOLE FAMILY BY YOUR SIDE

As devoted pet owners, we understand the significance of our pets in our lives. We love to include them in every aspect of our experiences, especially during special occasions. Our wedding pet attendant services are designed to turn this vision into reality, ensuring that your beloved companions are part of your celebration.

Aunt T's is here to ensure your furry friend is well cared for on your wedding day, whether they are the groom's companion, a dog of honor, a flower dog, or simply a cherished guest. We understand how important it is for your dog to be part of your celebration while also receiving the attention and care they deserve. Let us handle their needs so you can focus on making memories!

BOOKING YOUR WEDDING PET ATTENDANT IS EASY AS 1, 2, 3

1. We will book a consultation call, so we can discuss your ideas, plans and answer any additional questions you may have.

2. Once you decide to book our services, you will need to sign a contract and make a non-refundable deposit of $225 to secure your date.

3. Several weeks before your wedding, we will schedule a consultation to meet you and your dog (or pet) and create the paw-fect itinerary for your special day!

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WHAT TO EXPECT

As professional wedding pet attendants, we provide professional pet care and handling throughout your wedding day. Your pet is our TOP priority! We manage all the essentials, including round trip transportation, vendor coordination, helping them pose for photos, dressing up, and constant love and care!

Our Services Include:
• An initial consultation with your pet caregiver
• Transportation to and from the venue
• Dressing your pet
• Working with the photographer to capture the perfect photos with the entire family
• Escorting them down the aisle (if needed)
• All services at the event including potty breaks, water breaks and on-leash exercising
• Coordinating with your venue to ensure all site-specific protocols are followed

PACKAGES

All Packages Are Customizable:

                                                  Extra Dog Handlers $100 each
                                                  Extra Mileage $1 per mile
                                                  Additional Hours $80 each

                                              *Boarding and Pet Sitting Service Available Upon Request

1. Consider Your Pet’s Personality
Including your pet in your wedding ceremony is not the only way to include them in the day. If your pet is anxious around strangers, you have to ask yourself is the ceremony the right fit for them?
2. Choose a Role for Your Pet
Your pet will be happy with whatever role you choose for them. Whether it is “Dog of Honor” and “Best Dog” are great options for that paw-some member of your bridal party. “Ring Bearer” is another favorite, even if they don’t actually carry the rings down the aisle.
Other wonderful options are, choosing to have your dog (or pet) as an escort to walk an important family or bridal party member down the aisle.
Or maybe you want your pet to walk back down the aisle with you once the I Do’s are over and you are officially a family!
3. Who Will Walk Them Down the Aisle?
We recommend choosing the person your dog (or pet) is most comfortable with AND the person who is most comfortable with your pet. If you’re considering a young flower girl or ring bearer, this may sound like a good idea, although, they will already be nervous simply walking down the aisle themselves, by adding a pet into the mix might add to much pressure on them.
4. Inform Your Vendors That Your Pet Will Be In The Ceremony
Your vendors are extremely focused on all the details of your big day and you never know what small adjustments they need to make once they know a dog (or pet) will be a part of your ceremony.
Be sure to check with your venue to make sure they will allow your pet to be a part of your ceremony.
You’ll want photos of your pup’s happy face coming down the isle, you will want to make sure your photographer is prepared for this.
5. Practice Make Paw-fect
If you make time before the ceremony to help familiarize themselves with the ceremony site and get the sniffs in ahead of time, they are much less likely to feel overwhelmed when the spotlight is on!
6. Play It By Ear, Have An Exit Plan and Remain Flexible
Your pet adds a special element to your wedding ceremony, but keep in mind, you may have the most well-behaved dog (or pet) but you never really know how they will react when it comes time for ceremony. It’s best to consider whether you want them to try to stay up with your bridal party, or if you want them taken away once they walk down the aisle. Have an exit plan in place for them in case they get a little too excited when they see Mom heading down the aisle. Designate someone to keep their eyes on your pet in case they do need to step away.
It's important for your pet to feel comfortable and have a place to retreat to or a person to help them get there. Aunt T’s can assist in all these areas, and we can discuss these plans long before the wedding takes place.