Wedding dog attendant · Fredericton, NB

Your dog belongs in the memories.

I bring your dog to your wedding, handle them for photos and the ceremony, keep them calm and comfortable, and get them safely home. You get the pictures. Nobody in your wedding party spends the day holding a leash.

  • Packages from $425
  • One wedding per day
  • Pickup and drop-off included locally
  • Now booking 2027
What a wedding dog attendant does

One person whose only job is your dog


Weddings run on tight timelines. A dog needs breaks, water, a quiet spot and someone watching them every minute. That person should not be your maid of honour.

Before the day

A planning call with you, a meet with your dog, and a written care plan. I check your venue's pet rules and line up the timeline with your planner and photographer.

On the day

Pickup, a calm arrival, photos and ceremony moments, then water, potty breaks and quiet time in between. Leashed and supervised the whole time.

After the photos

Your dog goes home to rest before the reception gets loud. You get a text when they are safely back with your chosen person.

Packages

Clear prices, set by time on site


Starting prices for one dog and one handler, with pickup and drop-off in the Fredericton area included.

Picture Perfect

From
$425
Up to 2 hours on site

Portraits and first-look photos, then home to rest

What's included

Dog of Honour

From
$950
Up to 6 hours on site

A longer day: getting ready, ceremony, photos and cocktail hour

What's included
Welfare first

Your dog's comfort comes before the photo list


Not every dog enjoys a wedding, and I will tell you honestly if yours would be happier with a short photo session or staying home. On the day I take breaks before your dog needs them, and if your dog is overwhelmed, their part of the day ends early.

I never force a dog down an aisle or into a pose. No sedatives, no harsh equipment.

How the day works
Lesli Rose at home with a sleeping bulldog beside her
Lesli Rose. 40 years in the pet business, and the person who shows up on your day.
Planning guide

Should your dog be at your wedding?

An honest guide: which dogs enjoy it, which roles work, venue rules, timing, and when to leave your dog at home.

Read the guide

For wedding professionals

Planners, photographers and venues

I keep the dog on schedule so you can keep shooting and keep the day moving. Here is how I work with you.

Working together

One wedding per day

Is your date still open?

Send your date, venue and a little about your dog. I reply personally, and asking does not commit you to anything.

Check Your Datehello@dogofhonour.ca