1. Find the right photographer
You don’t need a photographer who specializes in pet portraits, although that would be a bonus! Just make sure to let your photographer know that you want to bring your pup along, and ensure that the location you are taking your photos allows dogs. It helps if your photographer has a pet of their own or has experience photographing pets in the past.
2. Bring treats
We know how hard it can be to capture your dog's attention, so it's important to bring along treats to reward them for their good behavior! This will make it easier for you and the photographer to incentivize them to sit or lie down.
3. Dress the Part
Since you and your partner will be looking your best, your pup should too! An adorable customized pet bandana is the paw-fect accompaniment to an engagement session. Use one of our favorite sayings like “Dog of Honor” or “I do, too”.

