Include your pet without bringing your pet
Not every venue allows animals, and not every pet enjoys a crowd. These pages put the pet in the details instead: a printed napkin, a drink name, a table card. The last page covers the logistics if the pet is actually attending.
How do you include a pet in a wedding without bringing them?
Print the pet's name on the napkins, name a signature drink after them, or put their portrait on the table cards. A 5.5-inch napkin design is the cheapest version: one sheet per guest, no vendor, no pet at the venue.
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How do you include your pet without bringing them?
Print the pet's name on the napkins, name a signature drink after them, or put their portrait on the table cards. A 5.5-inch napkin design with a paw, the name, and a short line is the cheapest version: one sheet per guest, no vendor, no pet at the venue.
How do you name a signature drink after your pet?
Use the pet's name plus a short descriptor: "Mabel's Lemonade," "The Biscuit," "Otto's Old Fashioned." Keep it under four words, put the name first, and let the recipe match the name. Do not give the pet the drink; alcohol and many human ingredients are unsafe for animals.
Can your dog be in the wedding?
Yes, if the venue allows animals, the dog is comfortable with crowds and noise, and one person is responsible for them. Give the dog a defined role, a handler outside the wedding party, and an exit after the ceremony. If any of those is missing, use a photo or a napkin instead.
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