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

5. There's Unique Entertainment

If there is one thing that Disney does well it's entertainment.

At a Disney wedding there are lots of entertainment that you choose to have at you wedding.

There are different musicians such as violinists, big band orchestras and even DJs.

You can have a Major Domo, Herald Trumpeter or English Butler to help announce you or carry your rings down the aisle.

For your reception how about a caricature artist to draw your guests? If you want you can even have your very own private fireworks show for just you and your guests.

Some completely unique entertainment that you can have at your wedding is to have some uninvited guests turn up at your wedding or even some wacky tourists. Disney actors will pretend to be members of the public who will "crash" your wedding with comedic results. They are so convincing there are stories of guests being genuinely fooled. You can also hire a clumsy waiter to bring some entertainment during the meal.

Clumsy waiters start at $975, a pair of Tacky Tourists cost around $1,500 whilst two Uninvited Guests cost $1,800.

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