it works and saves her $50 from buying some camisole to wear underneith it. 
For the groom ears, you actually don't even need the top hat - just buy a cheap-o set of classic black mouse ears. We made slits in the sides of the hat and pushed the metal tabs through, then covered the metal bars with black felt that was affixed using Barge, an industrial-strength adhesive they use to put soles on shoes.
The bride ears were trickier and more spendy, cuz you gotta buy that headband. He removed the ears, trim and veil, and then affixed the ears the same way he did the groom ears. It's harder because of the sequins. Then he used Barge to affix the veil and trim at the top.
Oh crap... there goes my cottage industry...
Oh! And you could call your company Smoochtastic Designs! 
It would totally work.Oh crap... there goes my cottage industry...
Make it a mobile one that you could go around to all of the resorts.
I think your industry is safe
Sorry to hear Flying Fish wasn't up to snuff. I had the potato wrapped snapper(DH even liked it and he's not a fish lover). He had the short ribs which were great. But then again we downed a bottle of Merlot, so anything may have tasted great to us.
Wanted to let you know one of your wedding day tips has payed off for my sister. She has a dress that is faux wrap and the top keeps gapping open(she's rather modest), so I told her about the tape you used to hold your necklace in place. She bought a roll and
Thanks!!And you could call your company Smoochtastic Designs!
You could always start up a Brazilian Bikini Wax business.
Oh man - now I wanna know what it is... "Itchy, Stingy, Burny Waxes 'R' Us"?
I didn't go to Church on Sunday -- and it's showing! 
I've been agonizing over this.... I don't want to share the link with anybody yet because we've been trying to work with Disney to get them fixed. And I don't want to write about the MK Shoot experience yet because the whole thing has been ruined by how awful our pictures are.
The problems aren't just a matter of taste - the photographer actually Photoshopped in random lines and bleached out parts of one photo in an attempt to "help" a goofy pose we struck. The other problems include people walking through the back of our shots, the castle being crooked in almost all photos, photos that are blurry or out of focus, giant red exit signs in the photos, and framing that is so bad that 2/3 of the picture is sidewalk or sky, with a tiny castle and tiny us somewhere in the back.
At first I thought I'd just been spoiled by working with the Roots, but when I saw Amanda's pix, I knew that ours were actually bad. Hers include a nice mix of long shots and closeups, and Photoshop work that's actually artistic. About 70% of ours are taken from so far away that you can't see our features, and they include all this other junk in the frame - trash cans, huge expanses of sidewalk, etc. I actually felt sick when I first saw them, considering how much we spent.
When we first brought this to the attention of Disney Photographic, they said our photographer would fix them and reupload them. Well, we looked at them again when they reuploaded them, and they are IDENTICAL! They added in a few extra shots we didn't have before, but the Photoshop problems, the framing - it's all still there. So I sent back a shot-by-shot breakdown of the problems with each picture. I haven't heard anything back yet....
Sorry to write such a rant. I keep hoping we'll hear back and I can post a link to the fixed pictures, but until then... no pictures, folks...
Although the headband is much more girly and pretty on me than the hat, which makes me look like a big dork... a big dork who's eating free desserts! I came out of "lurk-dom" to tell you that my pics were taken in 2002 at MK photoshoot and we were getting ready to hang them in our new house last week-lo and behold, I notice my DH's arm was photoshopped!!! He has no arm and I never noticed in 5 years! OOPS! (Of course, my Mom has a copy and I told her and she said "Oh yeah, we laugh about that everytime we walk by the picture~") ***? Anyway, I contacted Disney Photo and they offered to fix the pics and even gave me their fedex number to send them back...I haven't read all the posts after the above one to see what happened, but I am sure they can do something!
Just thought I'd share.//
OK, apparently I have nothing to complain about - at least all our limbs were intact! Would you consider posting the picture here? I'd love to see it! 
I've been agonizing over this.... I don't want to share the link with anybody yet because we've been trying to work with Disney to get them fixed. And I don't want to write about the MK Shoot experience yet because the whole thing has been ruined by how awful our pictures are.
The problems aren't just a matter of taste - the photographer actually Photoshopped in random lines and bleached out parts of one photo in an attempt to "help" etc... ks...
Please do! We don't want you to have to relive the MK horror, but would love to hear about the rest of your honeymoon!.... maybe I should skip to Honeymoon, Day 3....
Please do! We don't want you to have to relive the MK horror, but would love to hear about the rest of your honeymoon!
I'm glad you liked the DVC studios. We think they're fabulous! Although we don't want the secret to get out, right? Paying less than a moderate for a deluxe resort?
but renting DVC points is not a secret. The Unofficial WDW guide book mentions it, as do several others, including an ebook by an-ex cast member, who says it's the best way to save money at WDW.
come onnnnn! post more.. just skip that part of day two! we want to hear more about the free desserts!!OK, everybody, I'm sorry... I've been putting off writing the next part of my trippie because it's about the MK photo shoot and I don't want to get all worked up again writing about it.... maybe I should skip to Honeymoon, Day 3....
Don't want to write that story - no problem, I'm just experiencing a bad dream sequence. Of course it's not.Hate to burst your bubble,
But I do think that many people overlook the studios as renters. They're not a great option for a family, because they (mostly) sleep 4, and there's only one bed at some of the resorts. 
