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From: Denise on 23 Feb 2007 08:34 Actually, at the Pirates and Princess party, I saw someone who was dressed exactly like Snow White. I said to Steve that I was surprised they let her in (after he informed me that she wasn't a cast member). :) As far as wedding gowns - I bought mine from Ebay. The last thing I wanted to be was a princess! Denise www.denisesfitnessblog.org/disney www.neesie.org
From: Denise on 23 Feb 2007 08:36 I actually think it's fair for Disney not to let people come into the parks in overly detailed princess costumes. I'm not sure though that they have the same standards for Jack Sparrow? But I can see where it would be confusing for kids. And what if "Snow White" was making out with her boyfriend, or smoking? Denise www.denisesfitnessblog.org/disney www.neesie.org
From: Denise on 23 Feb 2007 08:38 > OK, I'm not a woman and maybe just genetically I'm missing something > here. But if I WAS a woman I wouldn't want to play dress up as someone > else on my wedding day. Wouldn't a woman want to be herself, the most > beautiful bride in the world, and be so special nobody thinks of > anyone but her that whole evening? I just wanted to be me! I had my $75 dress, I did my own hair, it was really a nice wedding. No tiara for me. :) Denise www.denisesfitnessblog.org/disney www.neesie.org
From: john.direwolf on 23 Feb 2007 09:58 On Feb 23, 7:42 am, "ElastiGirl" <mrmrsinc...(a)earthlink.net> wrote: > There is a slideshow on WSJ.com (Wall Street Journal) from yesterday > plus a long-ish article. Anyone have a link to photos of the dresses that you don't have to subscribe to the WSJ to get? johno
From: FIZZIE on 23 Feb 2007 12:21
I think the idea of bridal gowns based on the Princesses sounds intriquing. If I were going to be married at the castle, I wouldn't mind looking a little like Cinderella. As for the regular Princess costumes in larger sizes..... I would wear the Cindy one to the High School Prom.... cause that's how I am. Right now, my daughter is cringing and thanking God that I'm waaaay past prom age. (Although she has expressed a desire for a teenage size 3 Tink costume including shoes from time to time) -Fizzie |