dream wedding away from home?

[littlemermaid77]

My boyfriend of 2 years and I aren't engaged - but i have tried to look into Disney weddings and order the video and stuff - they ask for your wedding date when you call. We'll we aren't engaged and it's something i would like to look into - to see if this is a possibilty for us. I have no idea what the prices are on these weddings - we are by no means rich But does anyone know where I could get Info on prices and stuff and what the average cost is for a guest that maybe attending to come?
Thank you so much for your help.
oh - also - we live about 8-9 hours away from disney - so this is why i am asking about average price on guests - we wont be able to afford to pay for there rooms if we ever did decide to have this done. I have heard Disney treats you like gold though.

 

[JJClemson]

Have you gone to Disneyweddings.com? They do not offer much info, but they do include some prices. Hope that helps

 

[Codie]

Do you have a tentative date in mind?

 

[littlemermaid77]

We don't - bc as far as I know there is is no ring even in the equation - But we are having our first "alone" vacation this year at Disney from Nov 24 - Dec4th the "pop the question might come then" but then I really dont know

 

[littlemermaid77]

also - if i did get the ring on this trip it would be a year - maybe a little more before we got married

 

[princessbride6205]

We changed our mind about dates twice during the pre-planning process with Disney. They were happy to send us a video and information sheet without a set date. If your guests were to drive, the only cost would be their gas and then their resort stay. Wedding guests can receive a discount on certain WDW resorts and park passes. So it depends on how long they stay and what they want to spend. There are lots of tips to be found about a Disney wedding on a budget.
Good luck finding out more! if you have questions about what specific things cost, just ask - I can help you find out answers.

 

[Sunkissed]

We don't have a set date yet, either, so no worries...Narrowing down some tentative dates or seasons can really help in your planning. Also, definitely go to www.disneyweddings.com and start a Wishbook. Disney can work around just about any budget so focus on what you want out of your wedding and then look for less expensive alternatives if need be. I know how tough the waiting can be...we're planning, but not announcing anything until future MIL moves out of state (LONG story!).