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disneyheaven
07-14-2008, 07:45 AM
Ok....so my husband and I were thinking this weekend.....we have been married almost two years this summer. :cloud9: Having children is something we are soooo looking forward to. We aren't ready right this moment, (we need a house first!) but we can't wait to be parents! I think it is the most precious thing in the world. :hug: Anyhow (sorry for the long intro!!!) we were discussing how magical it was that we were able to get married in Disney World. Then, an idea popped into my head. I don't know where it came from, but all of a sudden I yelled out (giving my husband who was driving a near heart attack! :eek: ) "Oh My God!! Disney should do Baby Christenings on site!!!" :idea:

Yes, yes, I know...there are many complications to this....and it probably isn't even possible, but wouldnt it be so beautiful to have a Baby's Christening, in say, the Wedding Pavilion? To us, this is where we got married and it would have soo much meaning. Or, for other couples to have a christening elsewhere on the property?? Oh my gosh I had the whole thing planned in my head!!! :wizard: Disney could have "Disney's magical Christenings" - it could be a seperate division of party planning and it would be like a package deal, ranging from small and intimate to more elaborate affairs. It would include a choice of christening locations, a gathering meal afterwards for family and friends that could make it, even a choice of photography if the family wanted it! :woohoo:

I loved the idea...I know it will never happen...but it would be soooo nice!! I just think that after having a huge milestone (like getting married) happen right in the middle of Disney World, it is hard to think of celebrating other big milestones (Christening a baby) in just some ole, everyday church!! Disney is sooo apart of our lives and I thought this could be a cool way to incorporate that into our lives and our future baby's life.

Ok OK......time to wake up!! I can stop dreaming now!! Anyone else think this would be a cool idea for Disney to pick up? IF Disney offered this type of package, would anyone consider it? :grouphug: Just curious!! :flower3:

MyMelody
07-14-2008, 10:12 AM
:confused: Well, that is a bit different I must say. I never thought of that one. That may be a bit too much. That involves religion/faith and things like of that nature I don't think Disney could or would do that. You can always baptize your baby in a church near Disney and do the rest of the festivities there. Another big milestone it is to celebrate your babies 1st birthday at Disney. I did it for both of my kids and it was great!! Good luck on baby planning that one is lots of fun :goodvibes

myprincessgirlisa
07-14-2008, 11:55 AM
well they do quincenera's now, so why not!!

BUT

every thime you add something like that...its taking away time/space for a disney bride to get that location/venue

it seems some of us have been bummed in the past for conventions too

hiwaygal
07-14-2008, 12:09 PM
Disney will do any kind of party you are willing to pay for :rolleyes1

I think the "issue" (for lack of a better term) would be using the Pavilion as a place of spiritual significance. Christening or baptism is more of a Christian celebration, not really non denominational and I'm not sure Disney is ready to "align" itself with any one specific religion ;)

I'm not sure the churches would be willing to recognize the event either since they obviously don't like to recognize weddings there (at least the Catholic church doesn't).

Lynn5700
07-14-2008, 01:11 PM
Aww that would be a cute idea!

OP I hear you about wanting to be a parent. I have babies on the brain all the time now,we can't wait!

wendy46001
07-14-2008, 01:19 PM
while we have no immediate baby plan
i alway joke with DH that since i didnt get to have my mad hatter
bridal shower...that i want a mad hatter baby shower...

he always rolls his eyes and says we will see...
I'm sure disney would make an exception for a past disney bride
(as long as the price is right...hehe)

disneyheaven
07-14-2008, 06:50 PM
Hahaha!! Thanks ladies for you comments. And I do agree that I would never want a disney bride to be put 2nd on a list! (I loved getting married at the WP and would want as many other brides to experience that lovely day as well). Thanks for your neat ideas...using an outside church and having a disney celebration after....or doing the first bday there! All good ideas!! Who am I kidding?!?! We aren't even pregnant yet! Nor have we started trying for a family!! But...just like wedding planning...it is fun to imagine what could be! :) Thanks everyone!

*Valdez*
07-15-2008, 10:26 AM
It is an interesting idea. I wasn't able to have a Disney Wedding because of the religion thing- I am catholic. Being the first to get married in both our families, it was important to do it in the church. I am having a VR in 2009 though, so I would definately celebrate my child's birthdays in Disney (when we have kids). As DVC members there is always time for a vacation.

disprincessatheart
07-15-2008, 10:59 AM
Hahaha!! Thanks ladies for you comments. And I do agree that I would never want a disney bride to be put 2nd on a list! (I loved getting married at the WP and would want as many other brides to experience that lovely day as well). Thanks for your neat ideas...using an outside church and having a disney celebration after....or doing the first bday there! All good ideas!! Who am I kidding?!?! We aren't even pregnant yet! Nor have we started trying for a family!! But...just like wedding planning...it is fun to imagine what could be! :) Thanks everyone!

I love the idea, though we've got plenty of reasons on here it might not work so well. I totally get where you're coming from though - 2 months after my wedding and I'm racking my brain trying to figure out what other Disney events I can plan!! ;)

mla1977
07-15-2008, 03:49 PM
After reading the responses, there appears to be some kind of market for what you're thinking about.

IMO, a baptism is a much more significant religious event and I would never consider having it anywhere other than a church. I wouldn't stop other people from having the event at Disney though, as long as Weddings get first choice. I think weddings have priority over Quincineras already.