Wedding Invitations

If you’ve never had a chance to go dog sledding, then I suggest making it a point to make that a Christmas adventure at some point down the road. As it turns out, some newlyweds made it a point on their wedding day.

I don’t know where in the world they were, but they apparently decided to depart the wedding ceremony on dog sled. And yes, the cans were attached to the back of the sled, just like they usually are on cars. They wanted to arrive to the wedding on dog sled too but decided against that as they didn’t want to be all sweaty, stinky and windswept at their ceremony.

I had the wonderful opportunity to go dog sledding a couple times as a teenager. I am here to tell you, it is incredibly fun and not everyone can say they’ve done it. If your teenagers are bored of the “same ol’”, I highly recommend it. Even little kids will get a kick out of it.

I can see it now…The teacher asks “so what did you do over the Christmas break Joey?”. “Oh I just went dog sledding”. That’s not one you hear every day.

I was surprised to find out there are actually many places in snowy areas that offer sled dog experiences. I found companies in both mountain and prairie states. I simply did a search on the subject and put the area I lived and found at least five companies/families that offered that. Something to think about for your wedding adventure.

Well that’s all for now. Thanks for joining us in today’s wedding etiquette blog.