Has any one gotten married at Disneyworld?

Question

I love going to Disneyworld and their wedding pavillion is so beautiful. How much did your wedding cost and how many guest did you have?

Answer 1

My fiance and i were thinking about getting married in the princess castle but it does cost alot.

They have packages that come with almost everything you need, wedding planners, food, entertainment, etc.

The cost all depends on how many guest are coming to your wedding.

i think there is 4 different types of disney weddings you can have.

Wishes Collections, Couture Collections, Escape Collections [18 or less weddings], Cruise collections.

Click on the left, which one and you can look at the cost and etc of it.

http://www.disneyweddings.go.com/site/ga...

Answer 2

This is their main website

http://www.disneyweddings.go.com/site/ga...

According to this website, it is from $3500 per couple

http://www.romanticbeginnings.com/diswed...

2 more web pages that should let you know everything you need :) Good luck!

http://www.favorideas.com/wedding-themes...

http://www.favorideas.com/wedding-themes...

As in all fairytales, the sparkle comes at a price: the simplest possible wedding at Walt Disney World will run you about $3,500, and this for an intimate affair with up to 10 guests. That price will buy you a four-night honeymoon at Disney resort, a daylight ceremony, a wedding cake, a bouquet for the bride, a marriage certificate (signed by Mickey!), and several other trimmings, but no reception.

For a "Custom Wedding," a more flexible package that includes more than 10 guests, a ceremony and a personalized reception, costs climb fast, starting from $7,500.

And in fact, an average Disney wedding with around 100 guests costs $20,000.

If you're the kind of person whose imagination is set on fire by the prospect of a Disney wedding -- and chances are good you are if you're reading this article -- the fact is that at Walt Disney World, you really can have almost anything you can imagine ... at least, as long as you can afford it. The well-heeled bride can wave her magic wand and call up:

private fireworks ($2,500)

confetti cannons ($500),

Dove release: $250

Bagpiper: $500

Horse and coach: $1750

30 minutes of Micky & Minnie: $1200

Cinderella's coach, with six Welsh ponies and two footmen: $2750

7-Piece Orchestra: $6500

For larger weddings, Disney offers a Custom Wedding package that's a whole different animal. This one's more like a typical wedding with lots to plan, and less like a destination wedding.

A custom wedding is the full-service deal, with elegant linens, candlelight, white-gloved service staff, floral arrangements, a decorated head table, cake table and cake-cutting service, placecards, rose petals, centerpieces, programs and favors.

There aren't any size limits to your custom package, but there are minimum spending requirements. For example, you'll need to spend at least $10,000 (not including hotel and park tickets) for a Monday-through-Thursday affair, and if you want a coveted Saturday date, you'll need to set aside at least $20,000. You'll need to start your planning about a year in advance.

You can even rent out the entire Magic Kingdom ($45,000, venue only) and run custom messages over the park's video screens — all for price, of course