Today I read an very interesting article about special member in your wedding ceremony—the pets. I think these idea are quite amazing, so I put some ideas on my blog to share them.
1 Dogs. I think they are one of the best friends in lives. So how about having your own dogs carrying the rings, attached to a small pillow around their head or neck, down the aisle? Sounds amazing, but you still need to figure out whether your venue allow you to do this. Some venues are fairly strict on their policies relating to health and safety, and this includes no dogs on the lawn or in the public areas. So even if you were able to have a favorite pooch take part, the venue might deny your wishes based on their policies. So some ones give a solution about this---have miniatures of pets made to go alongside the bride and groom on the top of the cake so the family was the cake decoration. A good idea, right? lol.
2 Dove release. Ok, here comes the most interesting idea I have never though about. Thinking of that a couple of dove flying on your venue’s sky. What a beautiful picture. And the doves are special homing birds, so will come home to roost "eventually". That mean the price might be easier to accept. Because you needn’t worry the doves get lost.
3 Butterflies release. I believe this is an alternative of dove release, but more lovely idea. Butterflies are delicate, graceful, gentle and very "feminine". And I'm sure the visual impact of a dozen or more butterflies flitting skyward would surely be captured forever by your talented photographer.
Above are three most popular and interesting idea about getting your pet involved in your wedding. And the following are some other ideas.
4 Horse.
If I have a dog, I will definitely be incorporating him/her into our special day. But what i have planned is to ride in on my own horse - so will be getting a venue which has land, so I can ride him in and park him up so to speak for the day. Animals are just as much a part of your life than all your relations put together - they live and breath with you, so they deserve to be part of that day just as much as your second cousin from the other side of the world does.
Were you able to incorporate animals into your wedding in a unique way? Or, if you're thinking about a wedding and want your pets or some animals involved, what are you thinking of doing? Have you been to a wedding where the "furry" family members also had a part to play, and how did it go?
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