11 Things You Need To Know About Getting Married At Walt Disney World

3. Have A Dessert Party

Epcot World Showcase Illuminations
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How about for your evening entertainment you and your guests indulge in a your own private dessert party with a view of the fireworks.

You can hire out a location at World Showcase within Epcot where you will be treated to deserts of your choice. There are also locations at the Grand Floridian and Contemporary Resort if you want to watch Wishes. For fans of Fantasmic at Hollywood Studios there are private patios which you can hire to get a view of the show.

Fancy a cheesecake, popcorn and tiramisu? These are available on a standard menu for you to select from. Just like at the reception menus you can also order some of your favourite treats from around the world such as Zebra Domes from Animal Kingdom, School Bread from the Norway Pavillion or even Sticky Toffee Pudding from the UK.

Dessert parties are also not just for weddings, you can celebrate any occasion with a fireworks party.

Prices are completely dependent on where you have your party, the food you choose and how many guests you have.

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