10 Magical Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do at Your Disney Wedding

When you get married at Disney World, it's pretty much guaranteed to be an enchanting experience from start to finish. After all, they don't call it the "Most Magical Place on Earth" for nothing. Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings and Honeymoons has been making that magic happen for over 30 years, so they know a thing or two about turning your wedding wishes into reality.

The company has countless options for making your nuptials romantic and memorable, but there are a few distinctly Disney touches that'll make your big day extra special. Here are 10 ways to make your Disney World wedding rival that of any animated Disney couple.

Say your vows in front of famous global landmarks.

In Epcot's World Showcase, you can walk around the whole world in one afternoon, visiting 13 countries along the way. Whether you and your partner have romantic memories from abroad or share a favorite World Showcase pavilion, you can probably get married there.

You can say your vows in a quaint Bavarian village, a formal English Garden, or in the shadow of a replica of China's Taoist Temple of Heaven, among others. And if outdoor venues make you nervous, indoor options include the American Adventure Rotunda and the Norway Loft.

Serve guests your favorite Disney foods.

Disney's menu choices go far beyond typical wedding options. You can serve Mickey-shaped ice cream bars, churros, and even Dole Whip-inspired treats on your dessert table, but that's not all. If you have a favorite dish from the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival or can't visit the parks without a few cheeseburger spring rolls from the Magic Kingdom Adventureland Egg Roll Cart, you can make sure it magically appears at your reception.

Invite Mickey and Minnie to your wedding reception.

Imagine the astonishment on your guests' faces when Disney's most legendary lovebirds waltz into your wedding reception. Not only can Mickey and Minnie pop into your reception for a few fun photo opportunities, but you can also choose from an array of special costumes for the special guests.

Design the wedding cake of your (Disney) dreams.

It's no surprise that Disney can bring to life just about any cake your heart desires, so let that be your incentive to dream a little bigger. Wow your guests with an animated scene projection mapped onto the icing, impress with a 10-foot-tall option, or add a touch of mystique with a cake themed after your favorite Disney villain. You can also opt for a cake themed to your preferred Disney attraction and choose from a variety of unique flavors. You could even pick a cake that tastes like your favorite Disney park snacks.

Take over the Magic Kingdom.

Who wouldn't want to turn the Magic Kingdom into their own personal playground? If you want to get married in front of Cinderella Castle, you'll have to do it while the park is open in the morning or after it closes in the evening. After-hours weddings are highly customizable — you can even pull up in one of Disney's motorized Main Street vehicles or Cinderella's Coach.

Take your wedding guests for a ride.

Rides won't be operating if you get married before or after normal park hours, but there is a way around that for you and your guests. If you host your reception at one of the Disney venues available during park hours, you can add on a ride mix-in to your event. They don't make any guarantees your hairstyle will hold up on Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, though.

Schedule a private fireworks show.

You can start your marriage off with a "bang," thanks to a fireworks display at your Disney wedding. If your budget isn't quite at the private fireworks level, Disney has several other options that'll add a little extra sparkle to your day. You can schedule a dessert party in Epcot or a private patio soiree at the Grand Floridian, so your event times up perfectly with Disney's nightly fireworks shows.

Welcome a few hilarious uninvited guests.

Classic characters aren't the only surprise guests you can invite to your Disney wedding. Level up the laughs with a pair of Tacky Tourists or Uninvited Wedding Guests. Both will have your guests in stitches with their kooky costumes, improvisational comedy, and lack of people skills.

Arrange a private photo session inside the parks.

Looking for some more private time inside the parks? Schedule a wedding portrait session. You can choose from any of Disney World's four theme parks and plan your session for early in the morning (think of that perfect lighting). These sessions are only for the couple, but they do offer one more reason to wear your wedding accoutrements. Depending on your chosen location, you can pick backdrops like Prince Charming's Regal Carrousel, the Tower of Terror, Tree of Life, or Spaceship Earth.

Live out your very own Cinderella fairy tale.

If you really want to be Cinderella for a day, Disney offers a few charming touches you can add to your nuptials. Start by arriving in style in Cinderella's Coach, a pumpkin-shaped crystal carriage led by six white ponies. As you step down from your stately carriage, a pair of medieval musicians could declare your arrival on their herald trumpets. You can also have a Renaissance-era majordomo serve as your ring bearer. He'll (carefully) carry your rings down the aisle in a glass slipper and can even introduce your toast speakers and stick around for photos.