We’re a wedding-day pet care and planning team - essentially, your wedding pet attendant team. We handle the behind-the-scenes logistics so your dog can be included, without turning a friend into the designated dog wrangler.
We do what a great pet sitter does - feeding, potty breaks, comfort, and routine - in the context of everything a wedding day adds. That includes planning around photos and ceremony timing, getting-ready details, venue rules, travel between locations, the little decisions that pop up on a wedding day… and so much more. It’s the difference between “I can watch your dog” and “I can handle your dog’s part of the wedding day.”
As soon as you have your wedding date + general location and you know you want your dog included. You don’t need a final timeline to reserve your date - most couples book with the basics, then we fine-tune as details lock in during planning. If your wedding is coming up soon, still reach out - we may be able to accommodate with expedited planning (see pricing).
Dogs are our most common wedding-day VIP by far - wedding dog care is our specialty. We’ve also supported a small handful of cats, but it’s very case-by-case since weddings aren’t ideal for most cats. If you have a unique request, ask us (we’re still waiting for the teacup pig inquiry).
If your venue isn’t pet friendly, you still have options - it usually means your dog’s moments will happen off-site. We’ll help you plan where those moments should take place (and when), then design the rest of your wedding-day pet care plan around your timeline and locations, including backup options if weather or logistics shift. The key is telling us early so we can plan it the smart way.
Friends and family mean well - but wedding-day pet care is more planning than people expect. The tricky part isn’t holding the leash or giving extra snuggles. It’s capturing your dog’s routine and needs, mapping the day in detail, and being ready to make the right call when wedding-day questions come up. With hundreds of weddings under our belt, we know what to plan for and have the processes in place so your dog is cared for and your day stays on track - while your guests stay guests.
If your partner or family isn’t sold, it usually comes down to one of two thoughts: “We can handle it ourselves” or “Is it worth it?” The easiest way to explain it is this: it’s not hard to love on your dog for the day - it’s hard to plan and run your dog’s part of the wedding day while you’re busy being in the wedding day. We capture the everyday details (routine, feeding notes, settling habits, quirks), build a plan around your timeline and venue rules, and handle the day-of execution so you’re not delegating pet logistics to a guest.