When you can make it happen, including a dog in your wedding is the best. After all, you’re inviting all of the most important people in your life to be there and witness you making a life changing commitment — why wouldn’t you also want to include the most important pup? Unfortunately, not every wedding venue is pet-friendly, but if you happen to be tying the knot at one that is, it’s hard to imagine a more adorable addition to your wedding than your four-legged bestie.
And just in case you need definitive proof of the cuteness factor that comes with adding a dog to your wedding party, this TikTok video might just do it for you. There’s no way this pup won’t end up stealing the show — sorry to the bride in advance!
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On Wednesday, April 3, Miss Millie the Scottie showed off what she will be wearing when she’s a flower girl in an upcoming wedding, and oh boy, her ensemble did not disappoint!
She will be wearing a flower crown as her collar, and it is both adorable and elegant, all at the same time — perfect for a wedding. There’s no chance that everyone there won’t be totally enchanted by her when she walks down the aisle (though let’s face it, she’s going to be a tough act for the bride to follow).
Commenters gushed over her wedding attire, with one person writing, “she’s the most perfect flower girl ever.”
I’d have to agree!
Including dogs in weddings
If you dream of having a dog in your wedding just like this gorgeous Scottish Terrier, there are a few important things to know first.
The American Kennel Club (AKC) only encourages allowing your dog to participate in your wedding if they aren’t the type to be anxious around crowds or in new situations, since the day will already be stressful enough. If they won’t be bothered by it, great — but they advise having a plan for someone to bring the pup back home after the ceremony since the reception would be a lot for any dog to handle (and on your wedding day, you should be focused on your new spouse!).
If you’re not booked at a pet-friendly venue, there are still ways to include your dog, like having them in your engagement photos, or making them a part of the decor at your wedding, like on the cake topper or other featured artwork.
Good luck at the wedding, Millie! Here’s hoping her mom decides to share footage of her carrying out her flower girl duties at the wedding this weekend.
