Ways to include your Dog in your Marriage Proposal


Rob had been waiting to propose to Nancy since the last couple of months. He was confident about his relationship but Nancy’s high expectations about the proposal was giving him sleepless nights. Nancy was a dreamer, a true romantic at heart and therefore a picture perfect proposal was what she was looking forward to. Then, one day, an idea struck him. What if he could include his dog in his wedding proposal? How unique that would be? But…. how would he go about it?
We offer some tips to all those like Rob who have thought about including a dog in their wedding proposal.

1.       Instead of just tying the ring around your dog’s collar, try using a ribbon or a floral collar. Your dog will look adorable and it will add a special touch to your proposal.

2.  Go the subtle route and buy a personalized dog tag that says “Will You Marry Me?” or a personal message on it. Ask them to check out the new dog tag you just bought and get on one knee to propose.
3.       Go even more above and beyond- set up flowers and candles ahead of time wherever you plan to propose. The moment she or he expects you to pull out a ring, call your dog into the room. We guarantee they will be completely shocked.

4.       Instead of a dog tag, write your significant other a love letter and have the dog deliver it to him or her. Not only can they keep the letter for years to come, but will always remember how they received it in such a special and adorable way.

5.       Add some intrigue! Wait until she takes the dog for a walk and set up a trail of dog treats from the door to the living or bedroom. When they both arrive you can be waiting on your knee, ring in hand.

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