SBP Audiences

[feline figaro]

For past brides who ve gotten married at SBP was just wondering did people passing tend to stop & watch your ceremony/reception?
When it came to having pics a round the Boardwalk did people stop to congratulate you ?

 

[OceanGdss]

I remember walking up the BW to SBP before the ceremony one of the chefs from the bakery came outside to say congrats, and there were people sitting at the tables there, but no one else really said anything. we did have one older lady hang out for about 10 minutes watching me and the girls have our photos done...she was real nice though, not creepy lol.

At the ceremony i dont remember if anyone watched....i didnt turn around until it was all over...and i was so wrapped up in my DH i wouldnt have noticed anyways lol. Here is a pic right after the ceremony of me & DH getting ready to do the staged-bubbles....you can see a few people watching:

But none of our guests ever said there were a lot of 'public' spectators. And no one said anything...except one guy who walked by and said 'congratulations' right before the above photo.

It is amazing how 'private' the planners make it feel...and we had about 4 disney people there during the whole ceremony, so i know we were protected.

 

[dhay]

During the ceremony it seemed private but when we were walking around the BW for all the cool pics we were stopped about every 30 seconds by a "congrats" by people not CM or some nice compliments about my outfit which made us feel like rock stars lol

 

[hiwaygal]

I'll second what OceanGdss said...I was too wrapped up in the ceremony, what we were saying to each other, and my DH to really notice if anyone was watching.

Keep in mind that since the ceremonies are usually held during park hours, most people will be at the parks and not necessarily at the resorts.

We got some congratulations from CM's and guests when we were taking pics in the Boardwalk lobby before the ceremony. And afterwards, there really weren't that many people. Plus it may not have been obvious that I was a bride since I didn't wear a gown or a veil.