#disneyweddings

[disneyshauntedmansion]

Jeff and Charlotte’s Haunted Mansion Inspired Wedding || cr. disneyweddings

[amiortheotherscrazy]

"There's a wealth of happiness and romance, all in the golden afternoon." . . . #magicallymckee #disneyweddings #disneybride #bride #epcot #epcotflowerandgardenfestival #disney #JASbride (at Epcot - Walt Disney World) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8SaP1qgCyy/?igshid=i1wirk8xs3q1

[literary-faery]

Cannot stop obsessing over our gorgeous and delicious wedding cake…🎂 👸🏻🥀👹✨ So freaking excited to see Beauty and the Beast tomorrow. I’m loving the hype! What a time be a Belle fan🙌😍 . . . #WeddingWednesday #WeddingCakeWednesday #DisneyWeddings #DisneyWeddingCake #BeautyandtheBeastCake #BeautyandtheBeast #BeautyandtheBeastWedding #GoodLoveWins #MrsGoodwin #22517 #Disney

[amiortheotherscrazy]

"I know you, I walked with you once upon a dream..." . . . #magicallymckee #disneyweddings #disney #epcot #disneybride #bride #JASbride (at Epcot - Walt Disney World) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2DSTp1gVWe/?igshid=1a96l0ksjhhqz

[englishmastiff]

[marie95disneygirl]

My ranking of the weddings from Walt Disney Animation studios

Ariel and Eric- the little mermaid

The perfect fairy tale wedding. Everything is right for this scene: Ariel’s dress is beautiful, Ariel and Eric are a cute couple, all her friends and family are there, Ariel has a nice goodbye scene with her father, and they sail off into the sunset at the end. I don’t think this could be done better and that scene at the end of the movie is so satisfying after everything Ariel endured in the movie. I just love this wedding, it’s perfect.

2. Robin Hood and Maid Marian- Robin Hood

Robin Hood and Maid Marian are such a cute couple, one of my favorite Disney couples and their wedding is wonderful. All the cute characters and children of the movie are there, and the fashion is beautiful. And I also just love how they got engaged during a fight earlier in the movie. And this wedding is the perfect ending to the movie.

3. Roger and Anita and Pongo and Perdi- 101 Dalmatians

This is a special case because it’s the only double wedding there is, and I love it for that. Also, Roger and Anita as well as Pongo and Perdi are two of the healthiest Disney couples there are and I love that this takes place early in the story and that we get to see the couples together after they are married, proving that you can still have adventures when you are married and have fun and pretty much live however you want, exactly as you did before but now have someone to love you at your side which is a great message.

4. Cinderella and Prince Charming- Cinderella

I didn’t expect this to be so high on this list, but there are not that many Disney weddings and this is still a magical fairy tale wedding. And besides, this ending is probably one of the most satisfying endings in Disney history after everything Cinderella went through.

5. Tiana and Naveen- The princess and the frog

This wedding has great fashion and it’s cute that they got to do it twice but I don’t like it that much. I’m just not that much of a fan of Tiana and Naveen as a couple and I think Tiana deserved someone better. But it’s still a great ending of the movie and I love that Tiana was allowed to get married at the end despite not knowing Naveen for years because it makes sense for their time.

6. Katrina and Brom Bones- the adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad

I don’t like this couple. It’s obvious in the movie that Katrina is just playing with Brom and all the other men and just wants someone who worships her all the time.

7. Calhoun and Felix- Wreck-it Ralph

I don’t like this couple or this movie, I’m sorry. Also, this just proves Disney’s hypocrisy because these two were allowed to be married at the end of the movie despite not having been dating for years and despite the fact that this takes place in a modern time when it was possible for couples to even be together for a long time before getting married while Rapunzel and Flynn weren’t despite their story taking place in a time were people had to  marry early.

8. Rapunzel and Flynn Rider- Tangled ever after

This is now the absolute worst wedding for me after watching that stupid, terrible TV show that completely destroyed their relationship! Now, all I can think about when I watch this is how Rapunzel rejected him for years and acted like marrying him would be some horrible trap or prison that would take away her freedom despite the fact that she was literally willing to go to prison for all eternity and give up her entire freedom just for him in the movie. How the hell does this make sense? It makes Rapunzel look like a terrible hypocrite and a stupid witch who doesn’t deserve this treasure of a man who once literally died for her! And it's so horrible how they send the message that marriage is a prison and it's so ridiculous how sacrificing yourself for someone you just met is considered all right but not marrying a person you love after months or even a whole year of being together. If someone genuinely views marriage as a prison, they’re either with the wrong person or not ready for a relationship at all—because deep down, they’re likely subconsciously considering breaking up or even cheating. And it really seems like the writer of this series would have also preferred to have her end up with Cassandra which just proves the theory that Rapunzel probably thought about cheating on him. True love means wanting to marry your partner, not rejecting them out of fear that marriage will somehow strip you of freedom. This attitude is a massive red flag and suggests Flynn isn’t the right person for Rapunzel, or worse, that she doesn’t fully love him. How could someone be truly happy with their partner if the very idea of marriage continues to scare them, even after more than a year? Portraying this dynamic as love is deeply misleading—it’s not love at all, and Flynn deserves so much better. Adding to this frustration is the glaring historical inaccuracy. Back then, people—especially princesses—married early because it was often the only way to be together, both socially and physically. In that context, marrying after a few months of knowing someone was perfectly normal and expected from society. It’s unfair to criticize the earlier Disney princesses for marrying quickly when it was true to their time and culture. What’s even more ridiculous is that the series contradicts this by dragging out Rapunzel and Flynn’s relationship for years while still having her reject his proposal. No one—historically or even today—should remain in a relationship after such a rejection. It’s a profound slap in the face and shows irreconcilable differences in values. If Rapunzel truly loved Flynn, she would have embraced marriage rather than seeing it as a trap.

This series has completely ruined the short film for me. Rapunzel does NOT deserve Flynn, and she certainly does NOT deserve to marry him after treating him—and their relationship—with such disregard. The fact that she stays in the relationship after rejecting his proposal only makes it worse. It keeps Flynn in a state of painful uncertainty, making it seem like Rapunzel just wants the benefits of a relationship without having to commit. This wedding should never have happened because the series destroyed the foundation of their relationship. Now, it only paints Rapunzel as selfish and hypocritical while Flynn comes across as someone with no self-respect. Flynn’s feelings do matter. He’s not just some side character who exists to revolve around Rapunzel; he’s a person with his own desires, needs, and dreams. It’s incredibly frustrating that the series downplays his perspective while elevating Rapunzel’s flawed reasoning as something admirable or progressive. It’s not progressive to dismiss a partner’s feelings in a relationship—it’s hurtful and unfair. Flynn’s feelings are important, and he deserves a partner who sees his love for what it is: a beautiful, selfless gift. It’s as if the series Rapunzel forgot what true love looks like and instead fell into self-absorption, valuing her abstract idea of “freedom” more than the tangible love and partnership she has with Flynn. If someone truly sees a life of love and partnership as a prison, it shows a lack of respect and appreciation for their partner’s feelings and needs. The logic is baffling, especially given that Flynn never once acted like someone who wanted to control her or restrict her freedom. He loved her for who she was and was willing to follow her wherever she wanted to go, even if it meant leaving behind his own dreams. And the series also portrays Flynn as a character who is constantly disrespected and belittled by others, especially Cassandra, while Rapunzel stands by silently. This dynamic makes their relationship feel one-sided and unfair, as Rapunzel often takes him for granted. She keeps secrets from him, allows others to disrespect him, and even goes so far as to draw his face on a punching bag to bond with Cassandra, without ever apologizing for these actions. The series also includes moments that feel deeply out of character for Rapunzel, such as using time travel to “fix” Flynn’s personality when he disagrees with her, showing no guilt or remorse afterward. These actions diminish the love and respect she showed for him in the movie, where she was willing to sacrifice everything for him.

If the series never happened, this wedding might have been my second or even first choice. And if they would have followed the original Brothers Grimm fairy tale, this would have undoubtedly been my first place because there is nothing more romantic than a couple exchanging vows, promising themselves to one another and considering themselves to be already married in spirit, despite not being able to marry legally in a church. That captures the true essence of marriage: a mutual promise to stay together and a declaration that the other person is their one and only. Unfortunately, the series delivers the opposite message. Rapunzel rejects the idea of being engaged or married, choosing an unclear idea of "freedom" over her love for Flynn. This takes away from the strong relationship they built in the movie, which was based on trust, sacrifice, and mutual support. By making marriage seem like something to fear, the series lessens the importance of the love they worked so hard to protect. Instead of showing how freedom and a loving partnership can go hand in hand—where both people grow and support each other—the series acts like independence and marriage can’t exist together. This misrepresents what a healthy relationship looks like and sends the wrong message about real commitment. Flynn’s deep love and support for Rapunzel are ignored, making him seem unimportant in their story. Marriage isn’t supposed to be a threat to freedom. It’s meant to be a partnership where both people thrive together. By failing to show this, the series misses the chance to give their story the meaningful ending it deserved. And it makes me more angry when I think about the fact, that they could have easily have them not be married already without ruining their love story if they would have just introduced the conflict that a princess and a thief would have not been allowed to marry in their time. This would have been a million times better and more romantic than having Rapunzel considering a life with him to be a prison and that would have also made the plot twist work that he was secretly a prince.

So, I’m very sorry but if I have to count this stupid series canon, then this is last place. I just wish they would have at least changed her name because she is not Rapunzel anymore. The real Rapunzel from the Brothers Grimm accepted her prince’s proposal the first time he asked and saw marriage as liberation—a chance to escape the witch’s control and find happiness with someone who truly loved her. For Disney to flip that into “marriage equals loss of freedom” is not just a strange take but also feels antithetical to the spirit of the story. Marriage in the original fairy tale was an act of rebellion against confinement, and it’s tragic that Disney turned it into something Rapunzel feared rather than embraced. What makes it even worse is that they retained the name "Rapunzel" while altering the message so drastically. It feels like a disservice to both the character and the timeless narrative she represents.

Additionally, there are glaring continuity issues. For example, why didn’t the four little girls from the movie age over three years? And why were the new characters from the series absent? The Royal Theatre in Disneyland still claims, “It wasn’t long until they got married,” which directly contradicts the series. This just makes it painfully obvious that the series was written in afterwards. If I have to accept the series as canon, my love for the original movie is ruined.

I’m sorry, but this series has turned what should have been a beautiful wedding into a deeply frustrating and disappointing one. Please respect my opinions.

[zinicaviaggi]

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[irontigerkoala]

I found this photo of me on my wedding day from 1995. The craziest thing is, I don’t know who it is who’s helping me adjust my headband. I had a really “out there” Aladdin themed wedding at with no. of course I did my own hair and makeup for it. I wasn’t a professional makeup artist then, I was a show producer and pageant director, but I knew how to do makeup and I did many trials on myself. Looking back , I still love how it came out. For brides, I go for timeless and soft. #disneyweddings #nycmakeupartist. #jillharthmakeup. https://www.instagram.com/p/CWmONXNv207/?utm_medium=tumblr