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There has always been
a dog somewhere in my life

I’m Manon, your wedding dog chaperone

and I take care of your best friend on your wedding day.

For as far back as I can remember, there has always been an animal somewhere. On the sofa, underfoot, in someone’s arms. That presence — warm and unconditional — is something I have never been able to live without. It’s what brought me here — to you, to this day you’ve been planning for months, and to this companion who doesn’t quite understand yet why everyone around him is so wonderfully busy. Creating the Wedding Dog Concierge wasn’t a career plan. It was the most natural thing in the world.
Before taking the leap, I spent several years in luxury hospitality
Establishments where the smallest detail matters, where you anticipate needs before they’re even expressed, where discretion is a form of respect. That’s where I truly learned what it means to serve well — not simply to satisfy, but to surprise, to reassure, to elevate.

Holding a Master’s degree in communications and with solid experience in event management, I also learned to read a wedding timeline like a musical score. I know where the unexpected tends to slip in, how to integrate seamlessly into a vendor team without creating friction, and how to remain invisible when needed — and present when it counts.

I’m fluent in English. On the Riviera, that’s not a small thing.

Loving animals is not enough.

On your wedding day, your dog is navigating an environment entirely new to them — crowds, music, emotions, heat.
They need someone who understands what they’re feeling, who can read their signals, and who knows when to step in and protect them.

That’s why I hold the ACACED certification — the official qualification covering animal behaviour, health, and legislation. I’m also TAV certified for the transport of live animals, and I have completed full first aid training for dogs and cats.

This isn’t a list of credentials. It’s my promise that your companion is in good hands — trained hands, insured hands, hands that know exactly what they’re doing.

Today, I work across the whole of Provence and the Côte d’Azur, supporting couples who refuse to choose between their big day and their best friend.
My role isn’t simply to “manage the dog.” It’s to ensure they are truly there — calm, beautiful, present — in the photographs you’ll still be looking at twenty years from now.
Because a wedding is a celebration of love. And love, more often than not, has four paws.