Dog Added to the Guest List? I Don't Think So!

OK I'll be honest, I LOL'd at this one. What in the world?? A dog?? I'm sorry to laugh at your surprise but it struck me as funny.

That's a first for me on WW. Do they mean they're just bringing him to stay with them and not the actual ceremony and reception?

Wow.. just wow!

I have a dog in my wedding party because my bm has a service dog and has to bring her . But she is trained well and i do love her . )

We are staying at the event house with our guests for the week surrounding the wedding. It is an eighteen bedroom house. The ceremony will be on the beach in front of the house and the reception will be in the great room and on the deck, so the dog would be in the middle of it all.

@DisneyNut, it is kind of funny, I have to admit.

Yeah I'm assuming they mean they are bringing the dog with them but leaving him in their room during the actual wedding. Right? I hope? lol

HAHAHAHA!!

But Bruce looks so nice in a tuxedo!

Regardless of if they planned to bring the dog to the ceremony/reception or not I think this is extremly ridiculous.

I am sorry but that's too funny. I can't believe someone would do that.

I agree with Erin. As long as they're not bringing the dog to the reception or ceremony, I don't see why you would have an issue with their dog coming and staying in their hotel room. Since its a pet friendly hotel, there will likely be other dogs onsite during the wedding also. Boarding is very expensive.

That's a new one to me. I have never heard of anyone adding a dog! A service animal I understand (but that did cause me to wonder if hotels usually allow service animals even if they don't allow pets, I would assume they would but now I wonder. I worked in a hotel for 8 years and that never came up)

I'm sorry for the situation you're in, but I lol'ed when I read your title!

Really??? LOL!!!!

I kind of understand bringing your do with you on a week long 'vacation' which is what it sounds like your wedding will be for most of your guests. The $100 fee would be more than reasonable for me to bring my dog.

Granted, my dog would stay in our room for the actual wedding festivities.

Erin, I was just coming back to update my comment to say that I looked up the ADA to answer my own question. Any service animal has to be allowed.

"I'm sorry, but we've brought the caterers over specially from Korea. If they see a dog on the premises, they may mistake him for livestock and add him to the meal. While I'm sure Bruce would taste delicious in a ginger-soy marinade, we feel it is not appropriate to bring pets to the festivities."

That's hilarious. Good luck to your FH breaking that one.

I read the and the first thing that popped in my head is What the actual f***?? People do this???? A service dog I would understand but seriously that's just rude and inconsiderate!

I like Shannon's response tho. lol

Why you h8N on Bruce eh??? LOL!!!

Wow! Just wow! I just can't believe that they took it upon themselves to ASSUME that it was alright to bring Bruce.. without even asking!! Poor Bruce.. LOL!