Boardwalk_bride
Married in WDW :)
- Joined
- May 26, 2009
I vote for #1. I think it suits your theme best, and, I just love crazy mad hatter cakes!
Hi Annie and Welcome!
Congrats!
I wanted to say hi because:
1. I'm 9 1/2 years older than my hubby.
2. We had a civil ceremony before our Disney Wedding but NEVER not ONCE referred to our Disney Wedding as a VR! Exactly like you DH and I called it our Wedding. The city hall thing was the marriage (with vows I don't even remember!) Neither did any of our vendors or my coordinator at DFTW! (Tanis, LOVE her!)
Anyway, I love your ideas! I love all the dark purples and the luxe, mysterious feel of your theme!
Anyway, we had an Escape Wedding at SBP with a dinner reception in the Wine Room at Jiko and a DP in Morocco...
So far, it looks like you've gotten some great answers for your questions, but let me know when other things come up (Escape bride wise anyway) I can try to help as much as I can...
Keep up the good work!
I like Inspiration Board #1...have to decide about the cake and the bouquet...I'm leaning towards dress #1...
Can't wait to read more about your plans!
We went back and forth between wishes and escape and ultimately decided we spend just as much with Wishes but get more for our money. Our WP described Escape weddings as more of an elopement.
I love your pics!! I love the hanging pomanders!! I love the petals down the aisle too...I heard Disney charges a FORTUNE for petals though.
I think a lot of Escape Brides would disagree and also take offense with the planner that said Escape wedddings are more like elopements.
Elopements are traditionally kept a secret and it is just bride and groom, no guests, no meal or celebrations of any sort (for anyone besides the bride and groom).
I'm sure I'm not the only Escape bride who added things on to her wedding, including a meet and greet dinner, a dessert party, a dinner reception and a good bye brunch, yet also kept it small and pretty affordable. (I also upgraded flowers, had centerpieces at the dinner reception etc.)
I think this is a problem with DFTW's and the perceptions that people have. You have more than 2 options besides having the basic no extras Escape wedding or jumping right to a Wishes wedding. There's loads of options and things you can add on to an Escape to make it as unique as a Wishes wedding.
I think a lot of Escape Brides would disagree and also take offense with the planner that said Escape wedddings are more like elopements.
Elopements are traditionally kept a secret and it is just bride and groom, no guests, no meal or celebrations of any sort (for anyone besides the bride and groom).
I'm sure I'm not the only Escape bride who added things on to her wedding, including a meet and greet dinner, a dessert party, a dinner reception and a good bye brunch, yet also kept it small and pretty affordable. (I also upgraded flowers, had centerpieces at the dinner reception etc.)
I think this is a problem with DFTW's and the perceptions that people have. You have more than 2 options besides having the basic no extras Escape wedding or jumping right to a Wishes wedding. There's loads of options and things you can add on to an Escape to make it as unique as a Wishes wedding.