Rottweiler Resting on Bride's Veil During Ceremony Is a True Unbothered King

It's wedding season, sure, but it's also dog season. Summertime is when so many dog parents start bringing them everywhere; the weather is nice, and with a good enough pair of booties, your dog can accompany you everywhere.

The best part of summer, though, is when you combine wedding and dog season together. Having your pup in your wedding has become a huge trend (and a controversial one), and some people just win. On Sunday, July 7th, one dog mom proved that she absolutely won the dog-in-wedding trend with her Rottweiler:

Bailey and Brody are the cutest dogs in the world. Of course it was the boy dog getting in trouble!

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Brody is definitely the troublemaker in the family. He loves to antagonize his sister, Bailey, as well as the family's pet pig. He's gone viral a few times before, once for his love of fishing; he tries to stick his face in the water and chomp on the fish! Most of the time, he doesn't catch anything, but he definitely has!

In this video, though, he was too busy crashing mom's wedding! He was supposed to be the "best boy," but it was a tiring job, so he decided to have a quick rest on mom's incredibly long veil and train. Luckily for him, they knew the risks of having a dog in their wedding and were happy he interrupted. It helped to make their day even more special, and they'll have this fond memory forever to remember him by!

Pros and Cons of Having Dogs in Your Wedding

As dog parents, they're the most special part of our home. We devote time, energy, and money to them every day - even when we'd rather just be in bed all day. Your dog accepting your new partner is a huge step in deciding that they're the one, so of course you want to have them in your wedding!

Having your dog(s) in your wedding is a fun way to add a personal touch to the ceremony. You can dress them up however you want, which makes the pictures so adorable it might hurt a little. It gives everything a little more lightness: weddings can be stressful.

However, even though having your dog in the ceremony is fun, you have to remember that the wedding festivities last a lot longer than just that. They can be loud, crowded, and hectic; it might stress you out trying to keep track of them, and it might stress them out to be there.

Including your pups doesn't have to be so literal; if you want to bring them, do it. That's fine! But if you're iffy, there are other things you can do to include them, like having specialty drinks named for them, hanging up pictures of them at the venue, or asking everyone to bring a toy as a wedding present. Brody was lucky to be included as he was!