50 Too-Cute Ways to Include Your Pet in Your Wedding

Your pet is your ultimate furry companion who has been there for you through all of the ups and downs, so why not have them accompany you down the aisle, too?

Pose your fur baby next to your gown for a still-life shot that's too cute for words.

A dapper dog makes himself right at home in fluffy layers of tulle.

These grooms couldn't help having a quick cuddle with their pups while getting ready for their wedding.

Here, the standard "bridesmaids on a bed" photo gets the cutest upgrade.

Even model Shanina Shaik invited a four-legged friend to her wedding to DJ Ruckus.

This little pup wants to help the bride get dressed, too.

This bride shows off her stunning vintage-inspired dress with a little help from her feline friend.

Safeguard your rings with a pet-inspired accessory holder.

If your pet is very obedient, snap a well-timed photo of your ring resting on their nose or paw.

Stoop down to your dog's level for some well-deserved nose kisses.

Scoop your furry friend into your arms for a heartwarming pic that will be a wedding album highlight.

Are you having a nontraditional bridal party? Bestow your dog or cat with the title of best man or maid of honor.

A groom gave a shout-out to his pup with a customized pocket square in his likeness.

Lots of squealing will ensue when your flower girl or ring bearer walks your little pride and joy down the aisle.

Have your dog carry a specially designed pillow for his or her grand debut (entrust the real rings to the best man).

This couple attached a GoPro to their canine, capturing one-of-a-kind footage during their wedding ceremony.

We're swooning over this Southern groom's cowboy-style entrance on his steed.

Here, two adorable bystanders look on as a pair of grooms exchange rings.

Deck out your dog with a gorgeous wreath or collar made of greenery.

A harness and leash completely covered with flowers are 100 percent Instagram-worthy.

The cutest flower girl we ever did see.

This little pup in a tux almost showed up the groom.

With a pink tutu and fancy collar, this canine duo stole the show.

A wreath of greenery and this little guy is ready for the spotlight.

If your pup isn't a fan of dressing up, you can attach a small bow tie onto their collar just to take a quick photo or two.

This pup's bow tie matched his mom's wedding dress.

If it's not feasible to include your pet in the actual wedding festivities because of their temperament or size, then have them accompany you to your engagement shoot instead. Compared to a full-blown wedding, it involves a much smaller window of time and there are fewer people around, making it the perfect low-pressure environment for animals who tend to be anxious or excitable. Plus, you'll still get to take lots of dynamic and memorable shots, like this one.

Ask your stationer to create a custom illustration of your pet for your save-the-date, like this charming design by Pickett's Press.

A couple who owns chickens paid homage to their feathery friends in their wedding invitation.

You can also use an illustrated motif throughout all of your wedding stationery for a whimsical feel.

"Best in show" ribbons guided guests to their seats at this equestrian-themed wedding.

How clever is this fetching escort card display?

Kitty cocktail napkins for the win.

The couple's dog made a special appearance on their signature drink menu.

Personalize your wedding lounge furniture by including a pillow with your favorite breed.

There was an alpaca at this wedding—an alpaca!

Who's ready to party? This pup, who cuddled up to the DJ during the reception, definitely is.

A bulldog joined the new Mr. and Mrs. for their first dance as husband and wife.

Gather all of your animal companions for a breathtaking bridal shoot.

One benefit of hosting your wedding at a farm, like this couple did? Plenty of cute four-legged friends to snap photos with.

Sneak away from the reception to take a few shots with your furry pal.

Just when we thought we'd seen it all, this tuxedoed pig oinked its way into our hearts.

At this wedding, the couple gifted horseshoes to their guests (in many cultures, placing a horseshoe over the door is believed to bring good luck).

Instead of a traditional wedding favor, pay it forward with a donation to an animal rescue program or the ASPCA.

A large cutout of your cat's face is a must-have in your photo booth props arsenal. This way, they can photobomb all of your guests' pics.

A stunning floral wedding cake came with a hidden surprise—a replica of the couple's dog peeking out from beneath the bottom layer.

A mini version of the newlyweds' pup was the finishing touch to this couple's confection.

A cake topper with your pet's seal of approval is a definite crowd-pleaser.

A couple displayed cute miniature wooden figurines of their pet family on their buttercream-frosted cake.