Wow! That is a bit pricey. Here is the amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003Y9VNBO/ref=s9_simh_gw_p75_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=19GQH32KFFDANW92RC0G&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938631&pf_rd_i=507846Thanks. Unfortunately, the Laughing Place charges 25$ for shipping to Canada, and I find 50$ a bit too expensive for mouse ears.
Can't find them on amazon though.
29$ including shipping. A bit expensive for something I'll use once, but so worth it. 
Thanks! Just ordered them.
It is sooo cute! I think I might get a white tank top and one of those iron-on thingies that says "bride" so I can match . I also need to order my ears soon. 
), the wedding website, the tux, the professional hair stylist, and my accessories. Oh yeah, and I need to figure out when we are doing the rehearsal. Whew! This isn't over yet...
) that doesn't book more than a few months in advance. I talked to the photographer and I really love her work
. She told me that they don't book out so far in advance because they want to make sure that they can make it.
Wow! Under 500$, that sure is a steal. Hope you can book her!
I have also registered for the Disney Honeymoon registry. We are currently waiting for our gift card to come in the mail 
! They hold a small pearl. I can't wait to pick out a pearl at epcot and put it in the necklace! Until then, my grandmother bought me a similar necklace a few years back, and it contains five different pearls that all fit in the cinderella necklace. Here is a picture:
Here is a picture:
. I might unpack my bags on this trip, I might not. I will probably take everything out of my bags except for my clothes. I might fold every piece of clothing and put it neatly in the drawers (after sanitizing them of course I have heard that some guests put nasty things in those drawers
). I might throw the contents of my bags around the room and call it "honeymoon confetti". Who knows? But the point is, I can do what I want to do, as long as it is fine with my new hubby. Of course, he has no problem living out of his suitcase, either 
Here is a picture:
The pearl inside the necklace is light blue.
I have a dirty little secret. I have no problem being "uncivilized" and living out of my suitcase
The pearl necklace looks very nice.
I got my Disney registry gift card very soon after I registered. I don't know if yours will look like mine, but it is so pretty! Nice blues and purples, complete with the castle, Cinderella's carriage and pixie dust!
Oh awesome! We loved our Disney Registry- we ended up with quite a bit on it, it was super awesome!
I would even put $25 on it here, $50 here (we signed up for the registry probably 9 months before we got married- partially as a savings plan for us).
I agree- the giftcard is beautiful! We still have ours...somewhere.
It's getting so close- you've got to be SUPER excited!
My throat hurts so bad! I could really go for a dole whip or an American dream right now! . Originally, we were going to have a "mini" reception in the lobby of the theatre. We decided that this was going to be a little disappointing for guests that were wanting a real party. Soooo...we have booked a banquet room at a mexican restaurant. It has a dance floor, a huge sound system, a pool table, and a bar. Best part? The venue is free with a $500 food minimum. We are going to get mexican food party platters and pop (which, because it is a restaurant, includes free refills for all guests). We have decided to nix the alcohol because my DF and I are underage (as well as the majority of our guests). I think this will make some people a little mad, but someone told me that "if a guest can't stand going without alcohol at 2pm, they have bigger problems" Besides, this will keep the reception short (we are flying out at 6am the next day, so we will probably be leaving the reception by 5pm). My biggest worry is that the banquet room is only supposed to have room for about 70 people, and we are sending out 100 invites (some of those invites are to families with multiple people). Josh thinks that the space could easily squeeze 100 people (assuming the majority of guests show up, which they won't).. What is the safest, lightest way to travel in the parks? Here is what I am planning on bringing into the parks (feel free to make suggestions):)
I need to figure out how we are going to bring stuff into the parks. This will be my first trip without a stroller. Should I bring a backpack into the parks (which won't be able to go on rides), or just a camera bag? I was thinking of getting some ID badge thingies to hold our KTTWCs around our necks. Is this a bad idea? Keep in mind, my DF and I loose things easily
- Our KTTWCs (obviously), photopass, and maybe a debit card (although I think we may just link it to our KTTWCs).
- Some cash (I hate carrying cash, but there are places in the parks that only accept cash, right? Plus, I think it would be easier to tip our server with cash)
- Cameras. We will be bringing a point-and-shoot everyday in the parks. Josh also has a $500 camera. We only plan on bringing this into the parks on World Showcase day in Epcot, and possibly a MK and AK day (but we won't be riding on Kali with it!)
- Hand sanitizer and possibly sanitizing wipes for the tables (I have heard that some guests change dirty diapers on those tables
- Maybe a small mister fan that can clip onto a camera bag
My DH and I always bring a backpack with us. On our honeymoon in Disneyworld, some days both of us had a backpack, typically when we're in Disneyland, we only need one bag (it's alot easier in Disneyland when we stay on property to "run" back to the room then Disneyworld).
Our backpack's have always been able to go on the rides with us. DH carries a normal backpack (we got it at costco), and I carry a smaller backpack I picked up at AKL last year, although I need to get a new one because DH ruined it on a trip he took with his brother to Disneyland- but I digress.
I strongly recommend the backpack. This comes in handy when you make smaller purchases to throw things into your bag. Also, we would freeze water bottle's and throw them into our backpacks to have cold water throughout the day (it was June on our honeymoon).
I do wear my passport/KTTWC in a lanyard. I typically have that and my photopass card in the lanyard ready and accessible. We normally have a point and shoot camera, though this trip we're taking our new DSLR and 2 lenses and removable flash- so I'm looking into a camera back pack for this trip.
I also recommend bringing your sunscreen with you. Buying it in the parks leaves you with little choice and high $$$. We also tend to throw in some snacks because I'm a big Kashi fan, and like to sometimes grab a non sugary/salty snack
I also pack an extra shirt (t-shirt if I'm in a tank top, tank top if I'm in a t-shirt) and a hat.
Don't know if this is more info then you're looking for- but it's helped me. My main point is, backpacks are awesome and totally fit on all rides, usually in the basket they have or tucked in between your feet.
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