Wedding-day pet care: a wedding guide
A pet attendant can bring your pet to photos and then home.
When couples book this
About 4 months before your wedding.
Still deciding the wedding
Your wishlist
Answer these before you meet anyone.
What part would you love your pet to play?
What would you like the provider to cover?
How much wedding or event experience matters to you?
Comparing your options
What to ask each one
Does the provider transport the pet?
Does the provider board the pet after the event?
The provider's handling notes
Group size they handle, event experience, how they manage a nervous animal in a crowd.
How it’s usually priced
Usually priced as one flat amount.
Possible extras: Pet transport, Overnight boarding, Overtime (per hour).
Booked and settling details
What you settle once booked
Who's the pet?
Name, species, breed, size, temperament around crowds — everything a handler asks first.
What's the pet's part in the day?
When does the attendant's coverage start and end?
The handoff schedule
Who hands the pet to whom, where, and when — arrival for photos, the ceremony moment, and the departure handoff.
Comfort plan for the pet
Heat, noise, and long stretches without a break are the day's real risks for an animal.
Is the pet wearing anything?
The week of the wedding
The day-of sheet
Confirm arrival, finish, who to call, access, a meal, and what is due.
Across the whole day
Choose which moments to include.
- Pet arrives for photos
- Pet's ceremony moment
- Pet departs to boarding / home
For businesses
The brief a couple sends you has these sections:
- The event
- The pet
- Care plan
- Coverage
- Contacts