Disney – Where wedding dreams take flight
I bet you never thought of a Disney Park or property as a place to get married.
Well, think again – they are after all in the dreams business!
Disney Parks and Resorts are becoming increasingly popular as a wedding destination, with what they call intimate packages starting at as little as US $3000, bringing a Disney wedding, coupled with a Disney honeymoon well within the reach of many Australian brides and grooms.
Disney weddings are only limited by your imagination and budget. I
f your ultimate wedding wish is to be Cinderella for a day, what better place to play the part than in her very own castle.
Or perhaps you want a more theatrical, gothic style affair, has Disney got a Haunted Mansion for you!
You might even want a cute little mouse by the name of Mickey to help you cut your wedding cake.
Anything is possible at Disney Parks and Resorts.
On the other end of the scale, you might want a more traditional wedding in a beautiful location with picture perfect gardens and flawless planning which Disney can also provide.
Disney Weddings is in the business of anticipating needs and ensuring your wedding is all about you.
The Disney wedding team will work with you where ever you are in the world to give you the dream day you deserve.
They do everything for you from organising the flowers to coordinating the catering to booking the honeymoon.
Wedding packages are offered in all four Disney Parks and Resorts – Disneyland Resort, Anaheim; Walt Disney World Resort, Florida, Disneyland Resort Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland.
Special wedding packages can also be arranged for those who want a high seas wedding on the Disney Cruise Line.
A Special Disney Report by The Mole
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