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Sit. Stay. I Do.

The Story Behind

Sit. Stay. I Do.

Hi, my name is Brooke and I am the founder of Sit. Stay. I Do.!

When it comes to my own dogs, my standards are impossibly high.

I know the feeling of hesitating to hand over the leash, double-checking every detail, and worrying whether someone else will truly understand their cues, their quirks, and their routine. And honestly, just love them as much as I do.

When planning a wedding, I understand that protective instinct only magnifies. You want your dog by your side for the moments that matter most, but you refuse to compromise on their safety, comfort, or calm. And asking a parent, bridesmaid, or guest to play handler means someone you love is working instead of celebrating.

Sit. Stay. I Do. was built out of that exact standard. We became the attentive, detail-obsessed pet attendants that we would personally trust with our own dogs.

That same philosophy dictates how we grow: every single attendant on our team is someone I would trust completely with my own dogs in my own home. We don't hire casual gig workers. Our attendants are thoroughly vetted, and experienced in canine behavior. They are dedicated professionals who treat your pup with the vigilance, patience, and genuine care they deserve.

From reading subtle body language in a bustling crowd to quiet post-ceremony drop-offs, we ensure your dog is safe, settled, and loved—so you can be entirely present for your day.

Our Core Values

  • Personalized Care

    We don’t treat wedding pet care as a casual gig. Every timeline, route, and feeding plan is customized specifically to your dog's unique temperament.

  • Unfiltered Transparency

    You receive real-time, discreet communication and photo updates throughout the day, giving you total peace of mind that your pup is calm, cared for, and resting comfortably.

  • Presence Over Perfection

    We care far more about your dog’s joy and peace of mind than forced, picture-perfect poses. If they need to roll in the grass, take a slow sniff break, or simply lean against our legs during the ceremony, their comfort always comes first.