Pets and wedding

A Pets and Weddings When it comes to your wedding day, some family mem- bers (even if they bark) can't be left out! If you decide your pet makes the cut, then we have some tips to follow that will help you avoid any unnecessary drama! Consider your pet's personality before including him on your wed- YOUR PET'S 1 PERSONALITY: ding day. Is he calm-tempered or over-friendly? Will your pet be comfortable around the guests? 2) Decide a specific role. A guest of honor? A ring bearer or a flower pal? THE ROLE OF YOUR PET Ensure animals are allowed to 3) VENUE be at your venue. Allow your guests who have al- lergies to plan accordingly 4) GUESTS allergies Notify your photographer, so he can plan ahead for some nice shots 5) PHOTOGRAPHER Ask a pet sitter to take care of your PET SITTER pet at the wedding, so you won't have to worry about him Make sure your pet is comfort- 7) ACCESSORIES able with the costume or any ac- cessories he may be wearing Rehearse the ceremony with your 8) REHEARSAL pet Remain flexible; you never know exactly how your pet will react once the wedding starts! WEDDING PET ETIQUETTE: If you have been invited to a pet friendly wedding and plan on bringing your pet along, then remember to: Include Bring a • Have a backup plan for unexpected your pet on leash, snacks, your RSVP and some rubbish bags situations Source: Bridalguide.com Semply Brulal FULFILLING DREAMS ww w. sim plybridal.com