Wedding Forum - Is anybody taking there pets to their...

I was wondering if anyone is taking their pets with them on their wedding day. I really want to take my little cavalier king charles. I know it sounds mad but she is like my baby and goes every where with me, she is spoilt rotten but well behaved.

Yes I agree with Emily

Due to the number of people and the way weddings are I think it could be quite stressful for pets. I know cats are different but I would love to have my two cats there with bow ties on lol we are putting them in the cattery 2 days before wedding and until 3 days after so at least the will be away from the craziness :)

Dogs can be included but I think it easier if they had someone to take them away after a while as really after pictures where else to keep them for them to relax and like others have mentioned, toilet issues :)

My friends getting married at the end of September are getting married at the registry office and have hired the village hall for a party after, so they will be bringing their two dogs to the reception as they are their family :)

Although I love my pooch and would love him to be a part of our day, it would be too much hassle. He LOVES people and would just get too over-excited, and probably end up bouncing over everyone and ruining their outfits haha. For one day it would just be nice to not have to worry about looking after him - he can go away on a nice little holiday and have a fab time :)

If you desperately want him there could you just arrange for him to be brought to the venue for a few photos? x

I wont behaving my pooch at our wedding as much as he would love it lol our dog walker will be having pooch for us for a few days as we have lodges booked at out venue for 3 nights xx

you dont want to be picking up dog mess in our wedding dress. so make sure you have someone else assigned to that if your having your pets there x

I'd love for my cat to be at our wedding but unfortunately I think she'd get a bit carried away and probably lick all our guests lol! I'd say though you are probably better off having someone looking after them as it'll be a lot for an animal to cope with and quite stressful, and the last thing you want it for them to get scared and run off and get lost xxxx

Hope you didnt file for divorce jade ha ha you looked lovely hope you both had a brilliant day.

my partner and i are having a direct friends and family only ceremony and the vicar has told us we are allowed our girl to our wedding, were getting married in December and we have a Siberian samoyed, were having a winter theme and have the perfect snow dog! Snooki has been a huge part of our relationship so we are having her for the ceremony, our friends teen daughter who often walks snook is looking after her for the ceremony then she goes home, so really she's out of the house for no longer 3 hours and thats usually how long she's walked for a day... i think if we were having a large wedding party we would of just let snooks stay home, i don't think putting dogs in position where they will be uncomfortable is fair, but if you now your pet will be comfortable for that short period of time then i don't think its a problem xx

Well I think our wedding is going to be a small one during the day so she would be quite happy then she could go home later when it gets more people.

Oh he is gorgeous I do prefer dogs to children ha ha

Oh how well behaved he is a sweetheart

Oh lucky cleo she sounds well loved

I regularly get asked if I'm going to have my dog (a beagle) and my horse at the wedding!

I honestly cant think of anything worse! Horse poo, Green Horse slobber and an overexcited dog would not make it easy to keep the dress even vaguely clean!

As I show my horses I also suffer from a show pony itis! which means i just cannot cope and get very stressed if everything is not perfect! God help me if someone else plaited him up for me, or if his bridle and bit were not immaculate.

If your dog is well behaved I think it's a lovely thing to do to include them in your day. It would be nice to have them on the photo's. Maybe assigning a trusted relative or friend to look after the dog on the day would be wise, like someone else said you don't want to be doing toilet duty in your dress.

I have a Wheaten Terrier called Boots who most definitely will not be anywhere near our wedding. She would be up on the tables and scoffing the food in the blink of an eye.