wearing your dress!

[PrincessMo]

I think Susy has had her wedding and a few VR's.

Hi there! Please excuse me but I don't understand what you mean by that.
So sorry.

Thanks again.

Have A Disney Day!!

 

[Firefly Girl]

vow renewals

 

[Melichar]

Hi there!

I would sure love some information on this room. If you are willing to send some please PM me or email me, thanks so much.

Have A Disney Day!!

Hi Princess Mo,

Happy to pass the information along to you, just let me know what e-mail address to send it to.

 

[lorapinky]

Thank you for all your advice on this matter! I have contacted my travel agent (as booking from the the UK) and she is going to ring disney!

I now have my dress and i really hope i get to wear it all day!

Thanks again!

 

[linda8892]

I was dining at Ohana tonight when a bride and groom came in wearing their wedding attire.

 

[bridegirl]

Yes, Firefly girl is right, we have had 6 so far, so I have worn alot of dresses to alot of places!

Susy

 

[Fantasia Sam]

Yes, Firefly girl is right, we have had 6 so far, so I have worn alot of dresses to alot of places!

Susy

I am loving your work Suzy, you know how to keep that magic alive, good for you

 

[bridegirl]

Yes, we are disney crazy!!!!

I'm lucky to have such a romantic husband.

Hugs and pixie dust,

Susy

 

[rosiejo]

Hi,

Sorry it took a while to get back to you, I did ask my EM and she told me that nothing has changed in the policy about not allowing wedding attire in the resort restaurants, or the speciality cruises. She confirmed that I will be able to wear my gown in any of the resort restaurants. She also said that if the policy changed, they would be the first to know.

Woah!! I can't wear my dress on a cruise!?!?!? I never heard that one- I wanted to do an illuminations cruise after dinner and keep my dress on...

Anyone confirm??

 

[Fantasia Sam]

Woah!! I can't wear my dress on a cruise!?!?!? I never heard that one- I wanted to do an illuminations cruise after dinner and keep my dress on...

Anyone confirm??

RJ I think what Melichar was saying was that when she checked with her EM they did indeed confirm that policy had not changed and you could wear your dress in resort restaurants and on the speciality (Illumination/Wishes) cruises. I'm pretty sure you should be OK with this for sure

 

[honeymoon04]

I had no idea you were not allowed to wear wedding attire in the parks! I was tempted to take mine for Mickey's Not So Very Scary Halloween Party, but my husband vetoed this idea. Does anyone know the reason Disney is against this?? (just curious)

 

[rosiejo]

RJ I think what Melichar was saying was that when she checked with her EM they did indeed confirm that policy had not changed and you could wear your dress in resort restaurants and on the speciality (Illumination/Wishes) cruises. I'm pretty sure you should be OK with this for sure

Hooray - thanks Sam!

Now I just have to book the cruise... just counting the days to 90 days out...

 

[Firefly Girl]

Well, one reason is they don't want anyone doing their ceremony in the parks guerilla style. My advice would be if you want people to know you are married or engaged is to wear the bridal ears, you will get a ton of attention and everyone will make a fuss over you if that's what you want.

 

[ahutton]

I had no idea you were not allowed to wear wedding attire in the parks! I was tempted to take mine for Mickey's Not So Very Scary Halloween Party, but my husband vetoed this idea. Does anyone know the reason Disney is against this?? (just curious)

We were told it was (at least partially) a liability issue. They don't want someone to get hurt because they are not attentive, nor do they want you to get hurt because someone won't leave you alone. Have you seen a celebrity get recognized in a park? It causes a fuss, people start pushing and they are escorted to a backstage area. If you are in the park on your own you don't have an escort to help you.

 

[ead79]

I had no idea you were not allowed to wear wedding attire in the parks! I was tempted to take mine for Mickey's Not So Very Scary Halloween Party, but my husband vetoed this idea. Does anyone know the reason Disney is against this?? (just curious)

I think that Disney has several reasons for not allowing bridal gowns in the parks except for brides that have in-park wedding events (like a reception in the Magic Kingdom or Epcot, for example). As others mentioned, Disney doesn’t want people to be able to wear wedding attire and hire a minister to do an in-park wedding that doesn’t go through Fairy Tale Weddings. Disney wants control of all the on-property weddings, which is understandable. Additionally, I don’t think they want any confusion about brides vs. princess characters when it comes to crowds and kids.

 

[honeymoon04]

Hello all, thanks for filling me in the dress rule. All the reasons make great sense, I just had never thought about it. I didn't have a Disney Wedding so I just had no idea.

Thanks again
Stephanie