I just got confirmation from my sales coord. Apparently this is effective for people who are booking after October.
we can hope.I just got confirmation from my sales coord. Apparently this is effective for people who are booking after October.
and no phtos of the dessert party...


i'm really sorry you need to change your locations. don't forget though you will have plenty of friends and family taking pics at the dessert party so you will still have some.![]()


) so that Disney can better control the images of the theme parks, characters and classic Disney icons (e.g., Cinderella Castle, Spaceship Earth). Which means the change was not made by DFTW to make in-park weddings less popular with couples or to boost flagging interest in using Disney Photographic Services.
This is awful! I am definately not getting married until late 2010 or 2011 so I will be under the new rules

This is awful! I am definately not getting married until late 2010 or 2011 so I will be under the new rules
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Can you have a disney photographer just for a dessert party and if not, are there any other locations off-site where you can get good firework pictures?![]()
Here's the scoop, straight from the horse's mouth, as it were...
This new rule applies to all weddings BOOKED after Oct. 1, 2008 (not weddings that occur after Oct. 1, 2009).
So if you book Sept. 30, 2008 for Sept. 30, 2009, you fall under the old rule. If you book Oct. 1, 2008 for, say, June 1, 2009, you fall under the new rule.
It applies to all in-park events, including dessert parties, rehearsal dinners, etc. This was not previously a DFTW rule, but it has been a rule throughout the Walt Disney Co.'s theme parks division since the (Two) Year(s) of a Million Dreams promotion began winding down.
The new rule came down from the very tippy top of the Walt Disney Co.'s corporate structure (well, OK, maybe not Bob Iger level) so that Disney can better control the images of the theme parks, characters and classic Disney icons (e.g., Cinderella Castle, Spaceship Earth). Which means the change was not made by DFTW to make in-park weddings less popular with couples or to boost flagging interest in using Disney Photographic Services.
If having an outside photog at your in-park wedding is important to you and you can contract before Oct. 1, 2008, sign that baby as soon as you can.![]()
DPS has a newish DP photo package: $350 for 2 hours, all photos on disc.
You can also see Wishes fireworks from the Grand Floridian Marina, the Poly Beach, and the catwalk at the the California Grill at the Contemporary (if you're not having your reception there, you'd just have to treat your photog to dinner there so he/she can come up with you!)