David’s Bridal has a new wedding collection, but it isn’t made for people

NewsDavid’s Bridal has a surprising new customer, and wedding guests may do a double takeDavid’s Bridal has launched its Puppy Love Collection, featuring wedding dresses, tuxedos and accessories designed for dogs joining couples on their wedding day. (AP Photo/James A. Finley, File)APDavid’s Bridal is expanding its wedding business to customers who probably won’t say “I do.” They might bark instead. The bridal company has launched its new Puppy Love Collection, which includes wedding dresses and other formalwear made for dogs, according to David’s Bridal and People.The collection made its debut during New York Bridal Fashion Week and includes five ready-to-wear dog bridal looks. David’s Bridal also showed off two custom dog dresses inspired by the company’s designer gowns, according to a David’s Bridal news release. Prices for the dog bridal gowns start at less than $50. Dogs don’t have to be the bride, either. The Puppy Love Collection includes tiny tuxedos, bow ties, bandanas and other outfits for pets joining the wedding party. Generation Tux, David’s Bridal’s tuxedo rental partner, is also offering tuxedos for dogs through David’s. Pet owners looking for something more personal have another option. David’s Bridal says its alterations team can create custom clothing for pets, including miniature looks inspired by a bride’s wedding gown, even if the original dress came from another designer. The idea may sound unusual, but dogs have been finding their way into weddings for years. Previous stories from cleveland.com, NJ.com and MLive.com have all dealt with couples making dogs part of their wedding celebrations. [cleveland.com], [nj.com], [mlive.com]Now David’s Bridal is making sure those four-legged wedding guests have something appropriate to wear.Chris Pugh covers trending news and national breaking stories, focusing on the moments, conversations, and cultural flashpoints shaping the national news cycle. Chris worked as a digital reporter for...This article was produced with assistance from AI tools and reviewed by Cleveland.com staff.