Pooja playing a played role

“We decided very directly that he was going to be our ring bearer,” says Brad. “They had to join somehow.”

He is talking about Newton, Ellie and Brad’s pet dogs. When the couple got married recently, there was never a debate with the sheep and bakers at the ceremony.

In fact, there were many roles on his special day – meeting and greeting all guests and all were present in family paintings.

Brad told the BBC, “He is going there. Morning live,

“He was just amazing,” said Ellie.

They are not the only couples who have chosen to include their puch in their big days, dogs are seen rapidly as family members.

About nine out of 10 described their dog as their best friend A recent survey by Charity Dogs TrustWhile 89% said that their dog provides emotional assistance.

Emma and Aade Cartlich Dog Chaparon Service owns precious pets. Located in Eastern Midlands, the couple says they have now expanded their services in Wales and London due to demand.

Emma says that they make a counseling call with couples to know all about their dog first, before a person’s meeting to understand the nature of a person.

“You have to find out all nature, couple’s ideas, how good it will be and then your plan will be kept together.”

Then when the big day comes, the couple take the dog to the site, walk to him or for him, and practice the role assigned to them.

“We then raise the doggie with colors of a mini groom, doggie perfume, tuxido, flowers. And then usually most dogs meet and will be greeted as the guests arrive.”

Jane and Darryl Marsh run a uniform chapron service, called Paws2Party in Solihul. They say that the demand for booking means that they are now considering franchiseing the business so that they can expand.

They have worked on ceremonies where dogs have been used as “girls of flowers” and bridesmaids as well as ring bearrs.

“Every marriage is different, we are guided by dogs and their behavior,” Jane says. “The dog usually steals the show, everyone ends taking pictures of the dog and not the groom and the bride.”

Bethan and Charlie, who had recently married, had their own dog at the wedding, but also allowed family members to bring their dogs.

Bethan says, “There was only one thing that we were absolutely sure about gate-goes in marriage.”

The day the Fergus did a “first look” with Bethan, being the first person, or in this case the pet, to see the bride in her dress.

“By the time I reached the church, he was waiting for me. It was really good that it was nice to pull and see him there.”

Fergus was not just a guest, he also had a special role as a ring bear.

“It was capable of Fergus as part of the day, but it was really special to be as part of the real wedding ceremony.”

Bethan says that he has seen dogs in weddings on social media with pictures that shared thousands of people.

“I am absolutely obsessed with Fergus, and therefore Charlie, so I don’t think anyone would have expected that it will not be on our wedding day.

“Any dog ​​who knows that they are really like having a child.”

For some, like angradha, having a dog in a wedding is a need. Her guide dog tudor was there to get her down from the corridor.

Angard was matched with vision loss with Tudor in 2018 by charity guide dogs, and has been a fundamental part of his life since then.

“There were four guests with guide dogs at our wedding. Tudor was really excited because their favorite people were in the room.”

Angarad says that if you want to involve your dog in your wedding, it is necessary to do completely research at places.

“Finding a place that was on the scale we wanted to be and was accessible to wheelchair, accessible to stairs and dogs, was really very difficult.”

• Make sure the wedding site is dog friendly
• If you want to feature them in photos then your photographer is fine with dogs
• Consider your dog’s nature. There are different roles that a dog can play but it is important to understand how they can behave to stop any issue
• It is important to select the right outfit for the dog. Harnes can work well because they prevent dogs from jumping on guests
• Do some research on the type of flowers you want, as some may be poisonous for dogs
• Tell your guests in advance that the dogs will be present. Some people may allergy or fear dogs

Tips provided by Chaparon services spoke to BBC