
When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Flower girls are often a conduit for including pets in wedding ceremonies.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Pets can be a part of wedding invitations, even engagement photos.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Cake toppers, like these Welsh Corgis from"KIKUIKE" help declare the happy couple's love for their pets.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Pets are increasingly viewed as important family members: Some couples could not imaging having the most important day of their lives without their pet.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Louise Harris, 32, organized Britain's most expensive dog wedding. Louise invited 80 guests to the lavish ceremony to watch her dog Lola tie the knot with Mugly in 2005.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Pets can be a droll inclusion in wedding photos.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
This bride poses in a pink wedding dress holding on to her pet corgi.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Wedding planners know that children or pets in the wedding ceremony can often steal the whole show.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Muffin (a Shih Tzu) & Timmy (a Bichon Frise) pose for their wedding photo at a Harrods Store In London.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Most owners -- despite how much they love their pets -- will cop to their dog being too rambunctious to be part of the wedding ceremony.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Flowers, bejeweled collars and bow ties are common ways to dress a pet involved in a wedding ceremony.

When pets are part of the wedding plans —
Pets are often the first creature a couple raises together, and stand as an emblem of the couple.

