Wow, you did great on your BEO! It looks like it's going to be an awesome wedding... I love everything you've done! I want pics of people playing the ping pong table!Awesome idea!
I know--I can't wait to see pics when the people who don't know about the ping pong table see it! Like, "What is that doing there?"
I can't believe how close you are! Can you save me a glass of Rosa Regale!?
Seriously, I can't believe that they charge $58 per bottle, plus tax and tip. And if you're in the area, feel free to stop by, and play a game or two of ping pong. I'd love to have a table of disbrides at the wedding.
How cool are you two having a ping pong table!!!!! That is great!!! My DF would probably like having his Wii there.
Your BEO looks great!!!! It sounds like you are having a ton of stuff and the cost isn't bad at all!
I can't wait to see pictures!! You two will be beautiful I am sure
A Wii would have been cool! Unfortunately, I'd probably rip my dress to shreds trying to do Wii yoga. My other idea was a bouncy castle, but that wouldn't have worked at Disney.
I'm surprised at the cost--our original budget was closer to $30K, but we cut out a lot of flowers, went with an outside photographer, and voila! We're right at the minimum. Having 25 less people also helped tremendously...Thank you! I love the pic of your daughter in your signature. She's so cute!
Thanks! I can't wait either. Angela and I are planning to break in the table, so we'll have a first dance and a first game. Hehehe.
I realized that I've made a ton of ADRs and special romantic arrangements that I haven't posted. This way, if you happen to be in the area, you'll know where to find us. I'll be in the Minnie ears, and Angela's thinking about doctoring the Goofy hat...
We check in on Thursday, and I've gotten the floral package with Rosa Regale to greet us. We're going to have dinner at Wolfgang Puck (I love the fondue), and go to Downtown Disney.
On Friday, we're taking Angela's 4 year old nephew to Magic Kingdom for his first trip (I am SOOO excited), and eating lunch at Crystal Palace (characters + 4 yr old = happiness). I made Angela a tank top on Zazzle to give to her that day. The front has a picture of Tigger and the back says, "Being a Disney bride is Tiggerific! I got married at the most magical place on earth, 6/22/08."
Saturday, we have a couple's massage at the Grand Floridian spa, and mani/pedis. Our rehearsal dinner will be at 1900 Park Faire. For Saturday night, I'm having flowers delivered to Angela's room (we're staying apart the night of the wedding).
Sunday is the wedding and dessert party, so no biggie. On Monday, we're having an immediate-family-only breakfast at the GF Cafe, and Angela and I are having dinner at Victoria and Albert's.
Tuesday, I'm trying to arrange the personalized menu and diver at Coral Reef, and we have ADRs for Tokyo Dining for dinner. I'm also arranging to have a special cake made back at the room (we both love peanut butter, but my mom is deathly allergic, even to the smell, so we couldn't use it as our cake flavor. I'm hoping we can get a small PB mousse cake made. Yummy....).
I know we're going to be at MGM on Wednesday: we have lunch with an imagineer at the Brown Derby, and dinner ADRs at the Sci Fine Dine In, but I don't know what special surprise to do for our last full day. And on Thursday, 1900 Park Faire is totally full for breakfast, so we can't do that as our send-off. Any ideas for either Wednesday or Thursday? Romantic things to do at MGM? We won't have a car, and it's not a good idea to make Angela schlep anywhere before she's eaten, so most of the breakfast places are out for Thursday.
and I'm pretty sure the horde of people with Tonga toast would generate a bad allergic reaction.
You could even ask for all bride strawberries... 
