Making a little guide book for my guests.

[torsie24]

(Mods, this is about planning, but I understand if it needs moved )

I am making a little brochure thingy to send out to my wedding guests with our invites. Only 2 of the families/couples invitied have been to WDW before, and neither are planners like us!

I've got all the obvious in there, (guide to each park, flights, accomodation, little bit of WDW history, wedding day guide, other orlando attractions, DTD, ME& Disney transport, DDP and Dining)

I can't decide whether to do a little page of fact, or fun tips or hidden mickeys or something...

I have 2 blank pages to fill you see.......

I figure you've all given other WDW planning tips, and have been given them, so what do you think would be helpful to put?

 

[DISWolves]

What a great idea
how about creating a list of Disney wedding gifts that you like
Hope you have a great time

 

[Laurafoster]

We did the same thing for our wedding too! Our guests loved them and i think most still have them actually!

We had pretty much the same as you plus we had info about some other nights out we'd planned (welcome party, MVMCP etc).

We also did a page of fun facts - i figured my guests would leave the packs in the room and not take them around the parks, and things to look out for that they could easily remember.

I think that was a good idea as some of my guersts still remember some of the facts i put in there. I remember putting in there that our wedding day would have also been Walt Disney's Birthday and to this day they think i intentionally booked that day

Im sure whatever you do your guests will love it!

 

[gemmybear83]

I love this idea! We have done a website, and before I finished it I had a lot if family members asking about beaches and things to do further afield, so I had a page dedicated to that, but it depends what your guests are planning?

What about a page with a summary of weblinks for flights, accomodation etc etc

 

[scojos]

how about some nice dis ign work? there is amazing stuff on the disigners section of the dis.
(this is indirectly relevant but...) we have done something less glam and more basic for our asd son, someone one the disabilities board did them and we "borrowed" some stuff, prepartory stuff, it ll take 20 mins to walk from the car to the tta type stuff, things no one tell you
some of the other web sites, mainly the mousefor less has loads of titbits on the parks, fun silly things.
how about putting some stuff in on hidden mickeys, my kids love hunting for them and we only found out about them on our 2nd visit!!
are adults or kids going? how about drinking around the world info, drinks types etc or some background info on the diff hotels if you are visiting them?
hope this helps
TRacy

 

[Chilly]

I did a top tips list.

I included some maps.

Visa info.

Tickets.