Atlanta · Dog Wedding Attendant
A dog attendant for your Atlanta wedding.
Include your dog in your wedding, without the stress.
We handle transport, the timeline, the ceremony, the photos, the potty breaks and all the cuddles, so you can stay present and actually enjoy your own day.
Book a wedding consult
Everyone you'd normally hand the dog to is in the wedding
That's the real reason dogs get left at home. Not because you don't want them there. Because your mum is in the front row, your sister is holding your bouquet, and your best friend is standing next to you.
There is no spare adult at a wedding. Someone has to drive the dog, mind them during the ceremony, produce them for photographs at exactly the right moment, and take them home before the reception, and every single person you'd ask is busy being at your wedding.
That's the job. We're the spare adult.
What's included on the day
Door-to-door transport
Venue pick-ups, drop-offs, and safe travel between photo locations. You never have to ask a guest to leave early to drive the dog home.
Ceremony and photo support
Attendant-assisted posing, ring-bearer and flower-dog roles, and timeline coordination with your planner and photographer.
Walks, water and downtime
Potty breaks, meals, a calm space away from the noise, and a lot of praise. Fear Free® aligned throughout.
Three walks before the wedding, so we're not strangers
Every package includes three pre-wedding walks and attendance at your rehearsal. That isn't a bonus. It's the reason the day works.
A dog handed to an unfamiliar person, in unfamiliar clothes, at a venue they've never seen, surrounded by a hundred and fifty strangers, on the one day that cannot be redone, is a bad plan. A dog handed to someone who has already walked them three times is a completely different animal.
By your wedding day we know what your dog does when they're overwhelmed, what settles them, and whether they'll take a treat from a stranger in a suit. That's what you're buying.
Packages
- 3 pre-wedding walks
- Wedding rehearsal
- All dog transport
- 2 attendants
Most popular
The 4-Hour Wedding
$3,000- Ceremony and photo coverage, four hours
- Two attendants for the whole day
- Three pre-wedding walks and your rehearsal
- All transport between home, venue and photo locations
Upgrade
Wedding + 7-Day Honeymoon Care
$8,000- Everything in the 4-Hour Wedding
- Seven nights of overnight pet sitting in your own home
- Fourteen walks, two every day you're away
- One Dog Field Trip during the week
Additional hours, additional dogs, and venues outside the city of Atlanta are available for additional fees. We'll price it exactly on the consult.
Reserving your date
Your wedding day happens once, and we want to be there for it as much as your photographer or your florist does.
To hold your date and confirm your attendant team we ask for a deposit at least thirty days before the wedding. That locks in your dog's place on the schedule and gives us time to meet them, walk them, and learn their routine so the day itself is familiar rather than overwhelming.
We take a limited number of weddings each month. The earlier you reserve, the more certain your date is.
Questions couples ask
Yes. We can help with ring bearer and flower-dog roles, escorting down the aisle, and handler-assisted posing.
We use Fear Free® techniques and create calm spaces. If a short appearance is best for your dog, we'll plan a quick cameo and comfortable downtime for the rest.
Yes. Pick-ups, drop-offs, and safe transport between venues and photo locations are included in every package.
We recommend booking as soon as your date is set. To guarantee your attendant team, we ask for a deposit at least thirty days before your wedding date.
Yes. We're licensed, bonded and fully insured by the Business Insurers of the Carolinas, for your peace of mind and for your venue's requirements. We'll send the certificate straight to your venue if they ask for it.
Let's talk about your day.
Tell us your date, your venue and what your dog is like. We'll tell you honestly whether a full day, a cameo, or staying home is the right call for them.