Nothing for Big Princesses : (

[reeeoga]

So what happens when the Guy shows up in his Belle outfit? Or wants the Princess "Workover"? Some guys are into that. Considering I have seen 2 men dressed as women in Walmart over the past month, It would not bother me. Other people would

 

[Karibeth19]

Seems to me what would fit the bill best is a ball. A real period ball; with waltzes, and dance cards, and flowers. There are lots of venues at the resorts where such a thing could be done, and they could do them seasonally.
One wouldn't even have to wear a true princess costume; a floorlength ballgown and gloves are sufficient.

Personally I think grown women need more occasions to get really dressed up in formal gowns. I think that the dearth of real-life formal-dress occasions for grownups contributes hugely to wanting to dress up like a Disney princess -- it seems like the only chance one gets to wear a ballgown now happens before one is 17 years old.

THAT is a GREAT idea!!! I would sign up for something like that in a heartbeat. (It would go a long way to satisfy my princess/Jane Austen fantasies!!) It would even be better if they had a grown-up boutique that would do your hair and makeup and help get you dressed before you go!

 

[lillygator]

I am lucky to have two little princesses and get to enjoy being a princess with them!

 

[Disney Fool]

We have heard of someone who got married as Cinderella, her husband wore the Prince Charming outfit, and yup, you guessed it, all of her bridesmaids were the princesses! Way cool!

 

[MomofKatie]

Would the Main St. Barber Shop do "grown up" Princess 'dos if asked? I know they do the colored gel and pixie dust, but I think they would be able to do a Princess-y hairstyle if asked.

The Barber Shop isn't just for kids, right?