With the right planning beforehand, having children and pets at your wedding ceremony can be simple and stress-free.
Usually, there is no quick yes or no response to this question because there are several different factors to consider before making a decision.
Q: Does their temperament fit your wedding?
Your dog or cat may seem relaxed at home, but will they still be that way amid all the excitement that is your wedding day? If you can answer a definitive yes, then everything should be fine. If you’re unsure, opt for safety first and consider leaving them at home.
Q: Does the venue allow pets?
While this is a fundamental question, you’d be surprised how many people forget to ask and then find out later it’s not allowed.
Q: Are there any guest issues?
This day is indeed about you, but you also don’t want a guest with a severe dog or cat allergy to react during your big day.
Q: Who is going to be in charge?
Naturally, you will be busy for most of the day, so it’s crucial to delegate pet responsibility to someone else. Choose someone you feel comfortable with that knows your pet.
Naturally, you are going to be occupied for much of the day, so it’s crucial to delegate pet responsibility to someone else. Choose someone you feel comfortable with that knows your pet.
If you’ve decided to welcome kids at your wedding, a little planning will make a big difference. Decide if you’d like a specific kid section so they can mingle with one another and consider hiring or providing babysitters so the adults can have a great time. However, kids are still happy and comfortable.
The “kids and pets” question is usually black and white for most brides, and if you follow these tips and suggestions, you can have both at your wedding and still have a magical day!
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Suite 74, Melville, New York,
11747, US