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Yes, You Can Take Wedding Photos at Disney, and Stops Include the Castle and Haunted Mansion

08/08/2019 - 10:20 PM

LAKE BUENA VISTA, FL - MAY 10:  Alexis Preston poses before her wedding ceremony at Magic Kingdom Walt Disney World Resort on May 10, 2018 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Late last summer, Alexis Preston and Jay Patel's wedding plans were washed away by Hurricane Harvey which left their Houston home flooded, ruined their car and put their dreams on hold. In honour of the upcoming royal nuptials of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings and ABC's Good Morning America teamed up on a national search for a couple worthy of a wedding with all the royal trappings. Alexis and Jay, exuberant Disney fans who got engaged at Cinderella's Royal Table and dreamed of getting married in the Magic Kingdom, were selected from more than 2,500 couples for a regal wedding fit for royalty.  (Photo by Gerardo Mora/Getty Images)

For Disney fanatics, there's no better way to celebrate your love than with an official Disney wedding [1] at the parks. The backdrop! The venues! And maybe a Mickey appearance! But what about those who may just want some amazing wedding pictures [2] inside the parks, like one in front of the castle or inside the haunted mansion? Can that be done? Yes!

The good news is that you're allowed to have wedding photos taken in Walt Disney World even if you aren't getting married there. The potentially bad news (depending on your budget and timing) is that the only way you can is by setting up a session through Disney Fine Art Photography [3].

They offer a few different packages that range in price from $240 all the way up to $2,600. The cheaper ones, or "Mini Portrait Sessions," [5] include a 15 or 20-minute session in either the Magic Kingdom or any of the Disney resort locations, and can accommodate larger groups of people (AKA your wedding party). But since you don't want to be sprinting around in your dress (and the Florida heat) trying to squeeze in a few photos, the "Premiere Portraits" [6] are probably your best bet. These packages, which are for two people only and last one hour, offer specific locations — Magic Kingdom, Disney resorts, and parks (Epcot World Showcase, Disney's Hollywood Studios, or Disney's Animal Kingdom). In the Magic Kingdom-specific premiere package, you can choose from three different routes [7] to follow when taking photos, each hitting different park landmarks and rides (ex: route three hits Rapunzel Tower, Haunted Mansion, and Pirates of the Caribbean).

So, if you're tying the knot sometime soon and want those perfect Disney photos, know that you have options! It just depends on budget, time, and, well, your Disney dedication.


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