If you are attending a wedding and are not a part of the bridal party, first make sure that dogs are allowed!There's nothing more embarrassing than not checking with the bride or groom on the rules, even if it's an outdoor wedding. If dog's are welcome, the same rules apply to your dog as they do to you. If its a very formal wedding, then a dressy collar or shirt/dress will work great. Just avoid the colors of the bridal party so as not to be a "scene stealer."
If your dog is part of the wedding party, then things get fun! If s/he has no particular role beyond just being there and looking cute, then a white dog collar or harness is the perfect choice. Many opt for clothes or collars that coordinate with the bridal party, which is also cute, but difficult to find unless the bride has chosen a basic color like red, pink or royal blue.Oftentimes dogs are given the task of being ring bearer, and the bride and groom invent some clever and entertaining ways of getting the dog down the isle with the wedding bands. If your dog is walking down the aisle solo, then a white dog collar or white dog harness is the perfect choice because you can affix the rings to the collar or harness D-ring with a bridal ribbon or bow. If your dog is being lead down the aisle, then a coordinating white leash will work great - you can even sew on a little pillow for the rings, or attach a floral bouquet to the dog's leash handle for a beautifully dramatic effect.
Whatever you decide, there are many options available online today. Look for dog wear that's stain resistant or scotch-guarded for piece of mind - the last thing a bride needs is to worry about is Daisey's Collar getting soiled before her stroll down the aisle! And be sure to plan ahead, as some online retailers of specialty dog collars make these items to order and require anywhere from 2 days to two weeks to ship.Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Joanne_Wood-Ellison
