Out of curiosity, if a small group of people were to "meet up" (and one of them happened to be a justice of the peace) in the parks somewhere (let's say, in the hub) and have a short ceremony, could/would Disney shut it down, provided it wasn't distracting other guests? I'm not talking about an elaborate ceremony, just two people exchanging vows and rings.
Out of curiosity, if a small group of people were to "meet up" (and one of them happened to be a justice of the peace) in the parks somewhere (let's say, in the hub) and have a short ceremony, could/would Disney shut it down, provided it wasn't distracting other guests? I'm not talking about an elaborate ceremony, just two people exchanging vows and rings.
Check out the official pricing for the Memories here -> http://disneyweddings.disney.go.com/weddings/florida/pricing/memories/detail for $2,500. You get the venue, a small selection of photos, music, 3 hrs of limo, and I think you can have up to 6 people (including bride/groom). You can also see the details on the intimate selection which is the other "affordable" choice before you kick into the wishes or couture choices.
Depends if you want it organized by Disney or not. Im sure you could certainly put something together yourself but not sure you would be able to hold the ceremony on property "officially". If I was going to try to do something in that fashion I would have whoever was going to be attending, bring my own minister, dress nicely, but not in formal attire, meet up in a predetermined location within the park or resort and have a quick five minute "Do you, I do, now kiss the bride" type event.
I could be totally wrong, and there are other ways to do it outside of the Disney Wedding planning route, but that would be my idea if I was doing it myself.....and my lovely wife condoned it. :ROFLOL:
Out of curiosity, if a small group of people were to "meet up" (and one of them happened to be a justice of the peace) in the parks somewhere (let's say, in the hub) and have a short ceremony, could/would Disney shut it down, provided it wasn't distracting other guests? I'm not talking about an elaborate ceremony, just two people exchanging vows and rings.
Yes, if they saw it (and some are trained to look for it because its not so uncommon), they will ask you to break it up and may ask you to leave all together.
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