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Shop dog wedding outfits: tuxedo bandana collars with a bow tie, a pinstripe tuxedo bow tie bandana, formal tuxedo bandanas, a floral bow tie collar and lead set, and a tutu dress set with a matching lead and bow collar. This page is for couples including their dog in the ceremony, ring bearers, flower dogs and engagement photos. Below is how to choose an outfit your dog will wear calmly all day, how to fit it, and how to plan a dog-friendly wedding day.
Light outfits for a long day
Weddings are long, busy and often warm. Bandana-style tuxedos and bow tie collars are the smart choice because they dress your dog up without covering its body, so it stays cool and moves freely through the ceremony, photos and reception.
The tuxedo bandanas here slide onto or fasten around the collar, giving the look of a shirt front and bow tie. The floral bow tie collar and lead set suits garden and spring weddings, and the tutu dress set suits flower-girl roles.
Fitting bandanas and bow ties
Measure your dog's neck where its collar sits, and choose an outfit that matches that measurement. A bandana or collar should fit with two fingers flat underneath, snug enough not to slip and loose enough not to rub.
Try the outfit on at home well before the day, for short spells with treats, and then for longer. Check for rubbing behind the ears and under the chin after an hour. Tutus should sit on the body without catching the back legs or covering the rear.
Ring bearers and flower dogs
If your dog will carry rings, attach them to a small pouch or tie them securely to the collar, never loosely to a ribbon your dog could chew or lose. Many couples have the handler carry the real rings and let the dog wear a decoy.
Practice the walk down the aisle in advance, with the handler, at the pace and distance of the real thing, and reward calm walking. Choose a handler your dog knows and trusts, ideally someone not in the wedding party so they can leave with the dog when needed.
Planning a dog-friendly day
Check the venue allows dogs, and plan where your dog will rest. Bring water and a bowl, a familiar bed or mat, poop bags and a leash, and give your dog quiet breaks away from crowds and music. Shade is essential at summer outdoor weddings.
Most dogs do best attending the ceremony and photos, then going home or to a sitter before the reception. Keep wedding food away from dogs: chocolate, grapes and raisins, onion and garlic, and xylitol-sweetened desserts are toxic.
After the wedding
Take the outfit off as soon as the formal part is over, and let your dog relax. Spot clean or hand wash the bandana and lay it flat to dry, so it is ready for anniversary photos or another family celebration.
Keep the photos in mind when choosing colors. A bow tie or bandana that contrasts with your dog's coat shows up best on camera, and matching the wedding colors ties your dog into the party.
What should a dog wear to a wedding?
A tuxedo bandana, bow tie collar or floral collar is ideal: it looks smart without covering the body, so your dog stays cool and comfortable through a long day.
How do I get my dog ready to be a ring bearer?
Practice the aisle walk with the handler beforehand, secure the rings in a pouch on the collar, and reward calm walking. Many couples give the dog decoy rings.
Will a tuxedo bandana fit my dog?
Most bandanas fit by neck size. Measure your dog's neck where the collar sits and choose the matching size. You should be able to fit two fingers underneath.
Should my dog stay for the whole wedding?
Most dogs enjoy the ceremony and photos but find receptions overwhelming. Arrange a trusted handler to take your dog home or to a sitter afterward.
Do dog wedding outfits come in large sizes?
Several bandanas and bow ties suit larger dogs. Check the neck measurement on each listing, since bandanas and collars vary in size range, and allow two fingers of room under the fabric.