Congrats/best wishes on the future marriage. Since you and your intended both love Disney I can understand the interest in DVC.
Before you sign on the dotted line promising to pay DVC $Xxx per month for the next 10 years have you as a couple developed a budget?
Do you already own your home? If not a commitment to make payments on a timeshare may reduce how much house you can afford to buy.
Do you own your cars and don't anticipate using financing to upgrade in the next couple of years? All student loans paid in full? Not financing any other parts of the wedding? No credit card debt? Future children possible w/ the loss of one income or the addition of childcare costs? A 10 yr commitment to repay a timeshare is a long time.
Digging a financial hole based on how much you can borrow is not a solid beginning to a marriage. Just make sure you know your future budget, and if financing Disney works w/ a realistic look at future expenses and needs then go ahead and sign if you think financing is the way to go, if not then wait and save and pay cash later.
