"Wedding Attire" in the parks

[Cruncy Tortillas]

I have been thinking for my Disney wedding (still a long time away) of doing a detachable skirt dress. That way I could be in one of the parks in simply a white mini dress (not for the wedding, just for walking around afterwards). I guess it would be bridal in the fact that it is white and is a dress,maybe some lace on it. Would that be considered too bridal? What is considered "too bridal" for the parks? Or is this a very vague point? Maybe they only care about big poofy dresses?

 

[fifthdimensiondweller]

Someone else would probably have a more detailed answer, but you might be ok in that kind of dress. I think the issue with bridal attire or more an issue of safety because you or other guests could fall over it, it could injure you on a ride, etc. a short dress might be fine, provided you aren't also going to have a veil/ flowers, but I can't be 100% sure since they do have people who try to pull off pop weddings in the parks how strict they are about what looks bridal.

 

[Cruncy Tortillas]

Someone else would probably have a more detailed answer, but you might be ok in that kind of dress. I think the issue with bridal attire or more an issue of safety because you or other guests could fall over it, it could injure you on a ride, etc. a short dress might be fine, provided you aren't also going to have a veil/ flowers, but I can't be 100% sure since they do have people who try to pull off pop weddings in the parks how strict they are about what looks bridal.

Yeah no, I wouldn't have veil/flowers or whatever. Right now the plan is (ever changing! lol!) to have a Memories wedding in the morning, have a celebration brunch/cake with our family, and then enjoy our time in epcot....*possibly* do a dessert party but we aren't sure on that yet. I honestly don't want much attention from people that it's my wedding day, I just want to feel somewhat bridal the rest of the day without Disney throwing me out!