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ShaadiDogs.com, powered by ShaadiPros, makes sure your best friend stands with you at the mandap. Dog sherwanis and baraat bandanas, ring-bearer training and aisle rehearsals, plus handlers who keep tails wagging through the loudest celebration of your life.

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Ishita & Raj Khanna

Couple
Couple

"Our labrador walked the aisle in a custom sherwani with our initials embroidered — and held his sit through the entire varmala. The crowd's collective aww could be heard in the parking lot."

Zara & Aman Chaudhry

Couple
Couple

"He joined the baraat for one block, greeted every guest at the reception, then retired with his handler and a bowl of biryani chicken. Best-behaved member of our family, honestly."

The Sherwani Snout Co.

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Vendor Partner

"Dog parents here plan properly — rehearsals booked, attire sized early, handlers briefed. Every wedding we attend is the dog's best day too."

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As ring bearers, aisle walkers, baraat companions, or reception greeters — roles matched to your dog's temperament, with a handler guiding every moment.

Sherwanis and kurtas in your palette, baraat bandanas, floral garlands, and ring-cushion harnesses — custom-fitted and comfortable for the hours they wear them.

Dogs who walk reliably on lead and stay calm amid crowds do it beautifully. For the rest, a walked entrance with the handler or portraits-only participation keeps joy high and risk low.

Practice the walk and the sit in the actual attire, expose to dhol recordings gradually, and book the venue rehearsal — handlers here train the routine in three to five sessions.

Handlers monitor stress constantly, plan quiet breaks with water, and stage a retreat space — dogs participate in bursts, not marathons.

Many do with notice — outdoor venues, estates, and progressive banquet halls. The directory here marks dog-friendly venues so you book with confidence.

For the entrance and portraits, then retire with the handler — a greeter shift at the reception's start photographs wonderfully without exhausting your pup.

Book grooming two to three days before — clean coat, trimmed nails, and a brushing kit staged for photos. Handlers coordinate touch-ups on the morning.

Three to six months out, aligned with your photographer for the pet-inclusive shot list, and with attire orders in production for weeks.

Yes — with one handler per dog and staggered moments so each gets their own applause.

Handlers shadow every appearance with an exit plan — a stray bark becomes a story, and the wedding continues while the dog retires happily.

Attire, training, and handling are quoted per dog per event — the most-photographed line item in your budget.