If you think inviting your dog to your wedding dance is a good idea, this Golden Retriever’s video will prove you right. In a sweet Instagram video from user @wally.meets.world, the Golden Retriever named Wally keeps inserting himself into his owners’ wedding dance rehearsal, as if he has been cast in the leading role. He wants to be the main character, and his parents prove that he deserves it.
Golden Retriever and owners’ dance rehearsal video for the wedding melts hearts
The video’s on-screen text explains how the Golden Retriever became a part of the wedding rehearsal. It reads, “When we started practicing our wedding dance we noticed our dog always wanted to be involved,” so the couple “decided to see what it would be like if we just made him a part of it.” The caption concludes, “best decision ever,” as the couple dances with Wally at their wedding.
In the video, the couple practices in their living room, holding hands as Wally trots right up to them, convinced that this moment must include him, looking thrilled just to be close while his parents move through the steps.
The video then shows a glimpse of their wedding day, where the couple holds Wally during the dance. And just like that, the Golden becomes a fluffy guest of honor suspended happily between his parents as they sway on the dance floor. Wally’s parents asserted in the caption, “Because he deserved a special dance all of his own.”
Wally insisted on joining in because dogs thrive on routine and attention. When their favorite people do something joyful every day, it probably feels like an invitation. Of course, Wally promptly accepted it.
Viewers in the comment section melted instantly. One user wrote, “Cause it’s his wedding too,” and another commented, “Core memory created.” Several viewers couldn’t get over his expression. One commenter remarked, “Look at his smile… oh Wally you are so precious,” and another stating, “His joy is contagious.” And it truly is.
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