Unusual But Awesome Doggy Style Wedding

Weddings are indeed one life changing event, for humans. But with this kind of generation wherein almost everything is possible, even animals can now exchange their vows too. A great of example of this is this Doggy Style Wedding.

Like any other wedding event, this Dog Wedding is well planned and prepared. From the floral arch and red carpet, the wedding gown for the bride and coat and tie for the groom up to the reception wherein guests and newly weds can celebrate while eating great foods.

Doggy Style Wedding - The Story

Guests pose with the doggy newlyweds, Barbie the bride (L) and Alt the groom. 

The bride's name is BARBIE while the groom's name is Alt, both of them are Yorkshire terrier.

According to the dog owners:

Kateryna Atamanchuk - owner of BARBIE

“I traveled to China with my husband once and there I first saw a dog wedding. It was a lot of fun,” 

“Our dog Barbie just reached that time when she needs a man. We found one for her and then I thought, ‘why wouldn't they get married?’” she says. “She is a virgin, he is her first man, everything seems to be just right.” 

Yulia Savchenko - owner of ALT

“I don’t think dogs need this,” “And I don’t think we would do that if we had to pay at least something,” 

Savchanko explained that they were just looking for a female of the same breed “to meet some (of their) dog’s natural needs.” 

“When they offered us a wedding, we didn’t mind, at least our kids had fun,”  “Though I should confess I find the idea pretty crazy.”

The wedding ceremony lasted for two hours. It was a fun filled one according to the owners of the above mentioned dogs and according to their guests (which includes dogs and humans) as well.

The Wedding Cake Decorated With Doggy Figurines

The Wedding Certificate
The marriage certificate was as real as the ceremony, with information about the canine couple and even their paw signatures.

The newly wed dogs are kind of facing some sort of marital issue though, first is they can't live together since they have different owners. Second is marital fidelity.

According to canine specialists Evgeniy Bardulenko;

“Of course dogs can love. But adultery is not a problem for a dog couple. They can and most likely will have other partners,”

“Animals don’t think of sex as a part of their devotion to each other, it is only the right scent that matters for them.”

One thing is for sure though, there will be no divorce whatsoever! The owners of Barbie and Alt wishes that their married dogs will live happily ever after.

If you wanted to know or read more information about this doggy wedding, head over to Cool wedding, doggy-style article by kyivpost.com.

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DIY 25 Perfect Wedding Ceremony Programs From Martha Stewart Weddings

Couples-to-be as well as their wedding planners do always want  their wedding event to be somewhat unique and new to their family, relatives and guest's eyes. This is why they are always on the look out for something unique that they can do or present at the wedding day. We know having an awesome and extremely unique wedding entrance can do a big difference on the wedding day itself, but how about an excellent wedding ceremony programs that wedding planners or even the couples-to-be can do themselves? Sounds interesting right? Below are just few of the many DIY wedding ceremony programs that you can found on the web that can spark a sense of creativeness. All credits for the images and information goes to www.marthastewartweddings.com.

Rows of Prose
Consider having your vows calligraphed or printed in on envelopes and stashing ceremony programs inside. Hang the envelopes by their flaps from satin ribbons that you knot around ceremony chairs or loop over the ends of pews. Tuck a single vivid carnation into each shimmering bow adorning aisle seats for a look that's pure poetry.

Program Pockets

Set the tone right from the start by greeting guests at the ceremony with aqua and red programs suspended from every seat. Loose pages rest inside the pocket of an oversize blue tag; its damask-style pattern is added with a rubber stamp.

Cedar Twigs

Programs from an Oregon wedding are festooned with cedar twigs and bound by brown taffeta ribbon.

Bow Programs

To make these programs (one letter-size sheet yields two programs), arrange your text horizontally on the page in landscape mode over four columns. Cut the sheet in half, wrap a 10-by-7/8-inch band around the center, and tape in back. Bend the ends of each program toward the center and tuck them under the band, making sure they overlap slightly.

Paper Fans

To beat the Virginia heat, the couple had the program information printed on fans.

Ribbon Binding

A lot can be held together with two ribbons tied into bows. This program's cover is adorned by a single calligraphed initial. The ribbons, threaded through punched holes and tied at the corners, hold the booklet closed and give it a pretty, finished look.

 Program with Rubber-Stamped Cover

Get a custom stamp made for the cover of your program and stamp it on paper (in this case we used wooden sheets).

Taffeta Program Covers

Wide moire taffeta ribbon becomes a beautiful jacket for a wedding program. A narrow brown ribbon tied in a simple bow holds the finished booklet closed.

Programs and Recipes

Satoko and Alex gave each guest a bag. Inside each bag was a program and recipe book featuring, among others, the caterer's recipes.

Luggage Tags

For a couple who travels, a booklet resembling a bundle of luggage tags is an inspired choice. The card-stock pages are tied together with sturdy string, and a floral-print cover gives the package a charming yet casual look.






There you have the first 10 of 25 DIY wedding ceremony programs. To read and see the next 15 (to complete the 25), please do head over to 25 Perfect Wedding Ceremony Programs.

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Types Of Wedding Ceremonies

Types Of Wedding Ceremonies

There are so many types or kinds of wedding ceremonies. It differs from religious views, traditional inheritance and the community we live in. people from all religions, countries, and cultures have different marriage ceremonies and traditions.

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Below, you will read and know different types and styles of wedding ceremony.

Double Wedding


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A double wedding is when two wedding parties get married in the same ceremony. Usually this happens when two siblings are both getting married and decide to share the ceremony with each other. This is often done to share expenses or because a large family may have trouble getting together for two separate occasions that may be close together.

Military Wedding


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A military wedding is a wedding that is conducted by a military chaplain. A military wedding usually takes place on a military base, in a theater of war, or under wartime circumstances. Although they sometimes are, both the groom and bride do not have to be members of the military to have a military wedding ceremony.

Civil Wedding Ceremony


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A civil ceremony is a wedding performed by an elected or appointed government official (like a mayor, justice of the peace, judge, or other leader). Most civil ceremonies take place in public places like town halls or possibly even inside judge’s chambers.

Online Wedding


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Online weddings can refer to two different things. Online weddings are where the bride and groom cannot physically be in the same place so the legal documents are taken care of ahead of time and the ceremony is carried out via video over the internet. Standard weddings that are broadcast online are also sometimes referred to as an online wedding.

Mixed Wedding


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A mixed wedding usually refers to two people who have two different religions getting married. A mixed wedding is most often presided over by two different people with a clergy person from each of the couple’s faiths leads different portions of the ceremony. At some times in history or in some cultures the term “mixed wedding” has also meant people of different races becoming legally married.

Church Wedding


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A church wedding refers to any marriage ceremony that takes place in a church. Most church weddings are religious by nature and come with certain things you can and cannot do during the ceremony. These ceremonies are presided over by a religious leader, usually from the church the ceremony is in, and adhere to a certain religions beliefs.

Destination Wedding


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Most weddings happen in the hometown of either the bride or groom, or both. If the engaged couple and/or a majority of the guests attend a ceremony out of the area, whether it is at an extravagant site or not, it is considered a destination wedding.

Same Sex Wedding


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A same sex wedding is a ceremony that involves the marrying of two people who are both of the same sex. This can refer to either a civil ceremony that is legally recognized, or an unofficial ceremony in which the couple has the same opportunity to make pledges and celebrate with family and friends the way heterosexual couples would do.

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http://www.samarajames.com/blog/types-of-wedding-ceremonies/

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