Any disney weddings here?

skimecrn · July 2009

Hahaha kidding! Apparently it must be pretty popular since they are making an entire line inspired by the disney princesses. Ugh.http://www.whitelacewedding.com/50226711/disney_bridal.php

J&K10910 · July 2009

So, will I be shunned by P&E if I admit I actually like a couple of those dresses?

danieliza1127 · July 2009

They've been advertising those in bridal magazines since last year. I think they're really pretty but it doesn't mean I think "disney" weddings are.

skimecrn · July 2009

http://www.disneybridal.com/There are also "maiden" dresses

louisvillebride21 · July 2009

I've seen these before. Don't like any of them. But I think the fact that you slap Disney on it is going to make a lot of people run away without even considering them. I don't see anything super Disney abotu them, except for the poofy princess dresses-but that is all over the place anyways.

JSweetieXO · July 2009

Disney has had these dresses for some time now.

baby green bird · July 2009

I actually like that dress. To each thier own. Some people just take it way too far.

bigvoice3 · July 2009

have you seen disneybridal.com also modeled after the princesses. Some are pretty though. But I think you could very easily take it overboard.

bigvoice3 · July 2009

oops. slow work computer. didn't mean to repost disneybridal.com. my bad.

tidetravel · July 2009

They look like wedding dresses to me. Putting a Disney princess name on them just means they can sell them for more $

temerityjane · July 2009

I was actually 100% convinced that my boyfriend was going to propose when we go to Disneyland next month (I've never been to any Disney, he wants to take me). I really, really, really hoped he wouldn't. Luckily, he came up with something WAY MORE AWESOME. And I was spared from the Disney-attachment.And, uh... that's my story.

Mrs_AF · July 2009

This is a good example of the difference between using Disney as inspiration and Disney as a theme! I actually like a few of them.

TheSaltyPeanut · July 2009

I love the heading to this post... I thought it was going to be a flame fest! I do love Disney World... I actually appreciated it more when I was older because there was so much to do even if you didn't have little ones.

skimecrn · July 2009

Tide- exactly what I was thinking.

gottahavashorti · July 2009

They just look like pretty, simple dresses. Woudln't remind me of disney princesses unless, say, the Ariel dress was accompanied by Flounders or ocean colors and seashells.

tidetravel · July 2009

I will admit that I love Disney too. It's one of the things I look forward to most about being a parent - taking my kids

skimecrn · July 2009

Took my 4 year old cousin to disney on ice last winter for her birthday and it was a really great experience for me, fi and Kellee...

ggmae · July 2009

I've seen these in bridal mags. The Jasmine one is pretty.

janedoe1113a · July 2009

I love Disney, but a Disney themed wedding is a little ridiculous. I would personally love to have my wedding at a Disney resort.

goheels05 · July 2009

Priced from $1500-$3000? I'd rather spend another $1K and get Vera Wang.

ThePinkSuperhero · July 2009

I think the dresses are pretty and not too literal (except for maybe the Belle one). Although I bet if they did make literal recreations of the Cinderella dress, the Belle dress, etc, some women would snap them up!

skimecrn · July 2009

Here's your literal interpretationhttp://www.marysbridal.com/princess.htmNot wedding dresses, but still.

goheels05 · July 2009

Ew at Mary's Bridal's princess dresses.

ilythia · July 2009

I think the Enchanted bridal gown is beautiful . . .

Soon-to-be Mrs. Vogt · July 2009

I think this is how you can incorporate Disney, if you really want to, and not go over the top.I personally love Disney, love vacationing at Dland, can't wait to go back, etc. I also really like bagels. Doesn't mean I'll have a bagel themed wedding.

Beadlz · July 2009

I don't have a problem with a Disney themed wedding. If thats what someone wants for a wedding and it makes then happy, then it doesn't bother me. That doesn't mean I would have one.

Mermaid1082 · July 2009

I actually really like teh Cinderella style they have pictured. "Inspired" is a lot different than "themed."

nooniesinlove · July 2009

These have been out for five years, easily. I'm pretty into Disney, and I've been looking at them since high school.They're just nice dresses for tons of money. I would have loved to have tried a couple of them on, but I would have been devastated if I had fallen in love with one and couldn't afford it.</random>

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