Pet wedding napkins, so the dog makes it to the reception
Wedding napkins with your dog or cat drawn onto them, taken from a photograph you send us. Most venues cannot have the animal there in person, and this is the workaround couples keep landing on: the pet appears on every napkin at the bar instead.
Illustrated in a bow tie or a floral collar, holding a sign, sitting between your two names, or simply as a portrait with the date underneath. In sage, dusty blue, black and gold, blush, terracotta, or whatever your invitation suite uses.
The rest of the reception
The same portrait carries onto can coolers for the late-night bar, coasters, and a bar sign announcing the signature drinks in the dog's name. See everything together in pet wedding favors.
How ordering works
Pick a design, size and quantity, then upload the photo. We draw the portrait and email a free digital proof. If the likeness is off, we redraw it at no cost before printing. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.
Pet wedding napkin questions
How many do I need for a wedding?
Two to three cocktail napkins per guest for the bar, so roughly 240 to 360 for 120 guests. Order a little over: these get pocketed as keepsakes more than any other wedding napkin we print.
What photo should I send?
Daylight, in focus, taken at the animal's eye level with the full head and ears in frame. A phone photo is fine. Avoid dark rooms, motion blur and anything shot from directly above.
Can you draw both our dogs?
Yes. Two sit side by side comfortably and three still read well at cocktail size. Send a separate photo of each rather than one group shot, because each animal gets drawn individually.
Can the pet wear a bow tie or flowers?
Yes, and it is the most requested addition. Bow ties, floral collars, a veil, or a small sign hanging from the collar with your date on it. Tell us the color and we match it to the wedding palette.
Which size and finish?
Cocktail, 4.8 x 4.8 inches, for the bar. Choose standard print rather than foil for a portrait, because foil prints in a single tone and the drawing needs more than one.
How far ahead should I order?
Two to three months. The portrait is drawn by hand before printing begins, so this needs a longer run-up than a text design, and you may want a second look at the likeness.