Modern day hen do ideas - time to celebrate
The hen do is the perfect opportunity to shower your bridesmaids with love before the big day. It's all...
Posted by Danielle Harvey on 28 August 2024
The recent TikTok video by Tasmin (@maybetamsin), which currently has over 70k views and 8k likes, shows her experience of traveling with her dog on her honeymoon. In the video, Tasmin shares how she brought her dog, Rhubarb, along on their UK staycation 'minimoon,' offering a glimpse into a dog-friendly getaway after their wedding, where Rhubarb also made a special appearance.
To explore this trend further, Shark has surveyed 2,000 pet owners about their views on traveling with pets, as well as what you should prioritise when taking them with you.
WOULD YOU TAKE YOUR DOG ON YOUR HONEYMOON?
Replies to the TikTok included comments like, "So nice of Rhubarb to let you and Henry come along!" and "Rhubarb the people's princess living her best life," highlighting the enthusiasm for including furry friends in post-wedding travels.
Research from Shark shows that just over 1 in 5 Brits (28%) think dogs should be at weddings, with 34% of millennials (aged 25-34) agreeing. But does this sentiment extend to traveling with pets after the big day?
According to the research, 39% of Brits are in favour of taking their pets on holiday, and 35% are comfortable with their dogs joining them on long car journeys - perfect for UK staycations and honeymoons.
THINGS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER BEFORE TAKING YOUR DOG ON YOUR 'MINIMOON'
In Tamsin's video, she highlights four key factors to consider for making a dog-friendly minimoon an unforgettable experience:
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