Furry companions are dressing up, joining the bridal party, and mingling during cocktail hours at weddings all over the country. Check out ways you can spiff up your pooches with ideas from some of our real weddings.

Sabu wore a collar of sheer lavender ribbon down the aisle at the wedding of Tasha and Sander. The Weimaraner brought the bride and groom back together after they had gone their separate ways.

This pup fit right in to the color palette of Drew and Andy's Palm Springs nuptials with her orange bow.

Jenn and Cody's three dogs all walked down the aisle, the first two as "flower pups" and the third as the ring bearer.

Randi and Jacob's Boston terrier, Olive, was dressed to the nines in a strand of faux pearls.

For their destination wedding in Virginia, Dana and Quinn flew their dogs out from Los Angeles to share the special day with them. The furry pair wore flowers around their collars and joined the bridal party for portraits on the lawn.

Angus attended the wedding of Andi and Carissa wearing his Sunday best.

A necktie was all this yellow Labrador needed to fit in with the other guests at Carrie Anne and Barton's farm wedding.

Romney and Daron's cocker spaniel donned a floral collar for the ceremony. The pup also had the important task of assisting in the proposal -- the engagement ring was attached to his collar.

Jen and Josh put a simple black bowtie on their dog, Peanut, for the big day.

Martha's French bulldog Sharkey wore a green garland made by David Stark Design to Chris and Tim's wedding.

The sister of the bride's dog wore a suit made by Etsy vendor Furkid Fever at Vanessa and Mickey's wedding.

Jeremy and Andrew's "Pooch of Honor" dressed in a seersucker suit and posed for portraits at their Connecticut wedding.

Rudy wore a wreath made by Greenwich Floral Design for the wedding of her parents, Jane and Edward. During the reception, she sat next to the newlyweds' sweetheart table at their animal-friendly venue in California.

All this dog needed to fit in at Satoko and Alex's ranch wedding was a red-and-white bandanna.

Lucy and David's Yorkie, Chauncey, toted the couple's wedding bands on a pillow secured to his back at their Parisian affair.