Wedding Dog Chaperone
Your dog at your wedding, without you having to think about it once
Looked after from pick up to drop off by somebody whose only job that day is your dog.
You want your dog there. Obviously you do.
But you have started thinking it through and it is not simple. Who has them during the ceremony. Who takes them out. Who is watching them while you are having photographs done. Who feeds them.
So the plan becomes asking your sister, who then misses the ceremony. Or your best mate, who is meant to be making a speech. Or somebody in heels holding a lead in one hand and a drink in the other, hoping for the best. And you spend the day you have spent a year planning with half an eye on your dog. Or you leave them at home, and every photograph is missing somebody who should be in it.
So the plan becomes asking your sister, who then misses the ceremony. Or your best mate, who is meant to be making a speech. Or somebody in heels holding a lead in one hand and a drink in the other, hoping for the best. And you spend the day you have spent a year planning with half an eye on your dog. Or you leave them at home, and every photograph is missing somebody who should be in it.
That is what I am there for.
Your dog is looked after completely, all day, by somebody who does this properly. You get the aisle moment, you get the photographs, and you get to enjoy your own wedding without thinking about the dog once.
What is included
Pick up and drop off, so nobody in the wedding party has to leave to do it.
A proper walk before the ceremony, so your dog arrives settled rather than wound up.
The aisle moment, rehearsed beforehand so it actually works on the day.
The photoshoot, with your dog where you want them and looking like they want to be there.
Guest meet and greet, managed so nobody overwhelms them.
A dog point of view video from the day, which is usually the thing people watch most afterwards.
Why it is worth having somebody
Weddings are loud, crowded and full of strangers. Even a confident dog finds it a lot.
Somebody whose only job is your dog means they are comfortable all day, and it means the aisle moment happens rather than being something everyone hopes goes to plan.
Somebody whose only job is your dog means they are comfortable all day, and it means the aisle moment happens rather than being something everyone hopes goes to plan.
I only take one wedding a day, so dates go on a first come basis. If you have a date in mind, get in touch as early as you can and I will tell you straight away whether it is free.
Check your date
Tell me your date, your venue and a bit about your dog, and I will tell you exactly how the day would work.
Questions people ask
Yes of course, your chaperone will make sure your dog is photo ready, and struts there stuff down the aisle.
Your chaperone can drop them home and spend some time with them or to a dog boarder.
Your chaperone will keep an eye on their body language, give them breaks, walks and quiet time, and make sure they’re enjoying the day too.
Tell me what is going on
Book a call. Fifteen minutes, free, and no pressure. If I am not the right person, I will tell you who is.
