Your dog's nanny arrives in good time, usually at least an hour before the ceremony. That's spent settling your dog in, walking the grounds and getting them comfortable with the venue while you're getting ready.Then we get them looking their best, chaperone them through the ceremony and the photographs, and introduce them to your guests if they'd enjoy it. In between, we walk them, feed them, and give them somewhere quiet whenever they've had enough.

Yes, that is exactly what we help couples explore. During your enquiry or video call, we can talk through how your dog could be included in your day.

All of Cornwall and into Devon. Transport to and from the venue is included within a ten mile radius if you need it, and beyond that we'll quote.

That's up to you. Packages run from four hours up to twelve or more, and you decide the length at the ten week call, once your timings are settled. We can always increase the hours nearer the date.

One nanny can look after up to three small dogs, two medium dogs, or one large dog. Medium dogs need to be walkable on a lead by one person. If you have more than that, we'll bring a second nanny.(XL breeds such as XL Bullies need a nanny of their own. If you have more than that, we'll bring a second nanny.)

If your venue is dog friendly, there's always somewhere we can take your dog. We bring towels and keep them as dry as we can, so they're looking their best for the ceremony and the photographs. We'll have looked at the venue and worked out where the quiet spots are long before the day.

This is all discussed and arranged at the ten week call. Either someone from the wedding party comes to take over, or we settle your dog down for the night and let you know we're leaving.