Actually, that's not exactly correct. The copyright violation comes when you copy something you own and then give/sell it to another person. You can make as many copies for your own personal, private use, but the moment you make a copy and give it to someone else, that you have violated the copyright laws. It does not matter if the item was given to another at no cost to them, it is still violating the laws.
To give some examples related to Disney weddings:
- You purchased the negatives from your photographer and would like to make copies. That is legal, because you own the copyright (negatives) to those photos.
- You purchased one copy of your wedding DVD from your videographer, but they own the copyright (you can ask them if they retain it, most do), you cannot legally make copies.
That said, I don't know if anyone who has been gone after for making copies of any of thier items, but keep in mind that your vendors most likely read this board and are aware of who thier customers are.
