My Little GuestWedding Care

About

Weddings are better when everyone gets to enjoy them.

Our story

An overlooked gap in the wedding day

Parents are invited. Children are invited. But there usually isn’t anyone specifically responsible for making sure the children are entertained, comfortable and cared for. So the responsibility falls back onto the parents — during the vows, during dinner, during the first dance.

My Little Guest was created to bridge that gap: a professional childcare team that belongs to the wedding day itself, working alongside planners, venues and photographers rather than separate from them.

Mission

To make weddings more enjoyable for families by providing safe, professional, thoughtful childcare directly where the celebration is happening.

Children in wedding attire playing on the lawn at a farm wedding

Core values

Christian values

We serve with integrity, kindness and respect, honoring the sacredness of marriage, family and Jesus. He is the center of everything we do.

Safety

Every decision starts with the wellbeing of the children in our care.

Trust

Screened Event Nannies, clear procedures and honest communication.

Joy

Children should remember the wedding as a great night too.

Professionalism

Discreet, punctual and vendor-ready on every timeline.

Hospitality

We treat little guests like guests, because they are.

Family

Weddings are family events. We help keep them that way.

Faith-led

Jesus Christ is the foundation of My Little Guest.

We are a faith-based company. We believe in Jesus Christ, and we run this business to honor Him. That means serving couples and families with integrity, treating every child with kindness, and showing up with excellence because we believe marriage and family are sacred gifts.

You don’t have to share our faith to receive our very best care. But when you invite My Little Guest into your wedding day, you’re inviting a team that prays, loves people well, and believes your family matters to God.

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.”— Colossians 3:23