“Neil and I wanted both of our dogs to
participate in our wedding, August 6, 2006.
A pet ring bearer pillow was easy to find
online, as was pet formalwear. Local florists
suggested they make a floral wreath dog
collar,” said Pawsitively Purrfect Products
PR Specialist and newlywed, Sheryl Bass.
“Though these displays are attractive, the
flowers could have been toxic, if eaten, or
dragged on the ground as my small dog
walked. They also wouldn't have allowed her
to fulfill the traditional ‘flower child,’ role,
which is to distribute a bed of flower petals
for the bride to walk upon. Because no such
product existed in the marketplace, we knew we had to create one
ourselves.”
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Increasingly, couples are including pets in their
wedding ceremonies. Online magazine, Spokane.net,
quotes Los Angeles wedding planner, Randie
Pellegrini, as stating that as many as 60 percent of
her clients include animals in their wedding
ceremonies. California lifestyle magazine, Palm
Springs Life, recently quoted Los Angeles celebrity
wedding planner, Mindy Weiss, as stating that
approximately 30 percent of the nuptials she plans
include family pets. Brides and People magazines
both had articles about pets in weddings in their
summer 2007 issues.
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