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Planning a Disney Wedding: Part Two

2/12/2016

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After your magical Disney engagement, the ideal next step is to have your wedding at the happiest place in the world! With three different wedding collections, Disney provides hundreds of customizable options to make your special day as beautiful as any Disney character's.

*Note: I'm sorry this took forever to post, but that's because it took forever to write!

Let's Tie the Knot

Disney weddings come in three different collections: Wishes, Memories, and Escape. Wishes is the most customizable, with the most options and the largest guest count. Memories accommodates up to 4 guests in addition to the couple, while Escape accommodates up to 18.
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Venues

Floral

With the option to create customizable bouquets, boutonnieres, and other floral arrangements for your wedding, Disney will handle all things floral. The extent of your flowers depends on the collection you purchase.

Cakes

Disney's amazing patisserie can create any cake you wish, with loads of fun toppers and themes. Flavors and colors are customizable to your theme.

Food and Beverages

Depending on your choice of reception venue and the season, Disney's food and beverage options vary. Nonetheless, they always incorporate fresh ingredients and creative menus with your choice of food item.

Photography and Videography

Disney offers ceremony photography, videography, and specialty portrait sessions depending on the location. Options even include a movie made out of your wedding ceremony.
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Transportation

This is the really fun part: unique transportation. At Disney parks, transportation to and from your ceremony can take place in a horse-drawn carriage, vintage cars, limousines, motor coach charters, and even Cinderella's Coach!

Entertainment

Entertain your guests with a variety of acts: from soloists, to duets, to bands, to DJs, to more themed entertainment. Disney offers a wide variety of instrument choices for soloists and bands. As for the themed entertainment, you can book Disney characters to show up at your reception or have trumpeters announce your arrival. Disney will even send in tacky tourists to entertain your guests if you so choose.

Overall

Disney offers such a huge variety of wedding options that no two weddings at the most magical place on Earth will ever be the same. To learn more about certain collections or options, or to start estimating the cost of your dream wedding, check out the Disney Weddings website here.

For Step 3: The Honeymoon, follow this blog!

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Planning a Disney Wedding: Part One

1/21/2016

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For most Disney fans, the wedding of their dreams has one obvious destination: a Disney park. The idea of exchanging vows with Cinderella's castle in the background invokes butterflies in the stomach. For most people, just the prospect sounds expensive, but I am here, as your magical fairy godmother, to say that it is not as bad as you think it is!

With weddings currently reaching crazy new heights in expense, committing to your soulmate at the most magical place on earth won't require selling your voice or killing your stepdaughter.

Step One: The Engagement

If you want to start out magical and invite your significant other to spend his or her life with you in the most magical place on Earth, think about proposing at Disney! Through Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings service, Disney experts will help you to propose at one of four locations: Walt Disney World, Disneyland, a Disney Cruise, or Aulani Disney Resort and Spa. Disney's website has a list of ideas for proposals at each of these locations, including the number for floral arrangements, horse drawn carriage rides, spa trips, and more. Each location offers different services, so be sure to choose the right locale for you.
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​Walt Disney World services/engagement ideas:
  • Disney Floral and Gifts services ($119.95-306.95)
  • Engagement photographers ($5-$399)
  • Horse drawn carriage rides ($45-$79)
  • Hot air balloon rides in Downtown Disney ($12-$18)
  • Senses Spa Day at the Grand Floridian ($65-almost $500, but lots of options)
  • Dessert parties in Epcot with firework show ($49)
  • Park tour services ($400-$600 for VIP tours, others are cheaper)
  • Yacht rides on the "Grand 1" (price not listed, but there is a number to call)
  • Wild Africa safari in Animal Kingdom ($139.00 - $249.00)
  • Pontoon boat rental at Magic Kingdom (also no price listed)
  • Cinderella's Royal Table, signature dining ($30 to $59.99 per adult)
  • ​Assorted fancy restaurants
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Disneyland services/engagement ideas:
  • Disney Floral and Gifts services ($119.95-306.95)
  • Photopass services (to capture the moment)
  • Snow White's wishing well (what a perfect aesthetic for a proposal
  • Disney artists who can draw the entire event, or be used to propose with 
  • Mandara Spa Day at the Grand Californian ($25-540, lots of options)
  • World of Color Water Spectacular (depends on the restaurant)
  • Fantasmic Dessert Package and Viewing (depends on chosen desserts)
  • Park tour services​ ($400-$600 for VIP tours, others are cheaper)
  • ​Assorted fancy restaurants
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Disney Cruise services/engagement ideas:
  • Photopass services (to capture the moment)
  • Quiet Cove Pool
  • Night clubs and lounges onboard (party it up!)
  • Senses Spa Day ($65-almost $500, but lots of options)
  • Port Adventures: explore the land ashore (price depends on the place you explore)
  • Gifts and amenities on board​
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Aulani Resort and Spa services/engagement ideas:
  • Photopass services (to capture the moment)
  • Ko Olina Beach at Aulani (some activities, like kayaking, cost money, but just enjoying the sand is free)
  • Snorkeling in coral reefs ($20-$39)
  • Laniwai Spa Day ($15-$400)
  • Poolside cabanas available for rent ($425 a day)
  • A beach barbecue and horseback riding at the Hawaiian Fish Pond (depends on the timing and excursion)
  • Guided tour of the sites of Oahu (depends on the timing and excursion)
Let's talk about price. If you were to do all of the above activities at each park, they certainly are expensive. If you are more frugal and normal and you choose maybe one or two, these proposals won't break the bank. Best of all: they'll be a proposal you will never forget.

For more information and links, read Disney's Engagement website here.

For Step Two: The Wedding, keep up with this blog!

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