12 Ways to Dress Up Your Dog for Your Wedding

This cutie sported a festive bandana paired with a loose collar made of ruscus greenery and cream-colored blooms.

This bride and her pooch are perfectly coordinated—the peaches-and-cream Juliet garden roses used for the dog collar are the same blooms used in the bridal bouquet.

If your pup will be participating in the ceremony, have your florist fashion a collar and leash from fresh greenery for their walk down the aisle.

Gracie, the couple’s white Labrador, and their flower girl, await their turn to walk down the aisle. For the occasion, the pup wore a collar embellished with a handful of flowers and a burlap bow—perfect for the couple’s rustic, backyard wedding.

This couple’s pooch served as best man and dressed to the nines for the occasion; his elegant dog collar was fashioned from mixed fresh greenery and cream-colored spray roses.

This split leash fashioned from fresh greenery and lush white blooms is so clever—this way, both of the couple’s flowers girls could escort their pup down the aisle together.

The bride’s Shar-Pei Mabelle greets her owner wearing a collar of green hellebore blooms and fresh ruscus greenery.

For their nuptials at San Ysidro Ranch, this couple’s Jack Russell terrier sported a festive collar studded with blooms in the wedding’s color scheme.

This handsome Golden Retriever looks even more dashing in his stylish collar made of eucalyptus leaves and seeds.

For the wedding ceremony, this couple’s English mastiff Callie sported a collar consisting of fresh bay leaves and white spray roses.

Tying the knot this winter? Dress your furriest attendant in a wintry collar made of cedar and eucalyptus.

Gunner, this couple’s Labrador retriever-Newfoundland mix, served as ring bearer and wore a chic spray of white flowers that really popped against his dark coat. Though the plan was for him to walk down the aisle with a bridesmaid, he wouldn’t leave the groom’s side and spent most of the ceremony lying by his feet.