Whether it's the groom and his brothers, the groomsmen, or a family full of siblings, adding the dog to a matching group look takes the cuteness over the top. Here's how to style your pup alongside the whole crew.
Match the group's accent color
Groomsmen and brothers often share a tie or pocket-square color. Echo that shade in the dog's bow tie so they clearly belong to the group — a Burgundy Bow Tie or Emerald Satin Bow Tie makes a great feature color.
Keep the formality consistent
If the group is in suits, go sleek with a satin or solid bow tie. For a relaxed, rustic crew, a plaid or textured style fits right in.
Make the dog the "littlest groomsman"
Give your pup a title and a spot in the lineup. A well-fitted Navy Bow Tie — with sizes down to XS on many styles — helps even small dogs stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the group.
Outfit the groomsmen too
Dress the brothers and groomsmen to match with handmade bow ties from Handmade Bow Tie, and add a coordinated bow tie & pocket square set for a polished group look — then match the dog's collar to the same shade.
Nail the group photo
- Position the dog with a trusted handler nearby.
- Use treats to keep their attention on the camera.
- Take a few quick shots — dogs do best when it's fast and fun.
The takeaway
Coordinating your dog with the brothers or groomsmen is all about a shared accent color and matching formality. Give your pup a spot in the lineup, keep them comfortable, and get ready for a group photo everyone will love.
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