Involving your family pet on the big day? Check out this personalised offering

dog with leather puch collar round its neck.

Involving your four-legged friend on your wedding day? Are they taking a staring role walking down the aisle? If so, then you have to take a look at these smart and stylish personalised leather dog ring bearer pouches (£24) from Create Gift Love.

Create Gift Love design and make personalised keepsake gifts and accessories to celebrate all of life's special moments, all handmade to order in its UK workshop from sustainable natural materials.

The dog wedding ring bearer pouches have been an instant bestseller since launching at the end of 2022, and with online searches for 'pets at weddings' up by 200% since 2020, it's no surprise that so many dog owners are on the lookout for a practical and stylish accessory for the four-legged member of the bridal party.

Handmade from luxury quality, sustainably sourced leather (available in white, black, tan brown or blush pink), the leather ring bearer pouches can be personalised with initials or a date on the outside and an optional message printed inside. The pouches are designed to safely hold both wedding rings inside and feature a secure solid brass clasp to attach to your dog's collar.
Visit www.creategiftlove.co.uk

Psst! There are matching leather dog collars to coordinate with the pouches too! View the range here.

personalised closed white leather ring box
open brown leather ring box showing rings inside

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