Last time I talked to y’all about Grant and I’s wedding, we were prepping for our first meeting at Franck’s (the wedding studio at Disney’s Wedding Pavilion/The Grand Floridian). Well that meeting has come and gone, and we made some great progress during it.

Things are far from being set in stone, but I still wanted to share what venues we toured with y’all! All of our current thoughts on what we think we will choose are going to stay private for the time being. But as we move down the timeline, I’ll open up and share more with y’all. I included some pictures of the venues for some reference, but they aren’t the best so bear with me!

Well everyone, it is officially January 2020 – which means we are 16 months out from our wedding date! For some people planning a wedding, that may mean nothing. But for us, it means everything! When planning a Disney wedding, at 16 months out from your chosen date you begin to speak more frequently with your wedding coordinator, setting up appointments, asking questions, etc.

But let’s rewind a bit. So far y’all have gotten a wedding/engagement Q&A as well as an inside look on the “ask gifts” for our wedding party. So what have I been doing over the past month since that last post?

If y’all haven’t read my first wedding planning diary, you can do that here. If you have already read that, welcome back! Sorry I haven’t been on top of my posts over the past week. It was finals week so I was super busy with school work and didn’t have the mental energy to write at the end of the day lol.

Regardless, I am excited to share this post with y’all! Getting our ask gifts was the first “planning” thing we did after our engagement. I am a little obsessed with how they turned out!

Hey y’all! It is officially the holiday season here at Walt Disney World Resort! If y’all didn’t know, I live extremely close to Disney World. I can see/hear the fireworks from my apartment, and can even see the tip of Cinderella’s Castle from the parking lot. Needless to say, we’re big Disney fans.

In my opinion, the holiday season is the best time to visit Disney World. There are so many magical things happening that are special for Christmas in the parks. Today I’m sharing 5 things you definitely don’t want to miss! If you’re looking for activities that don’t require a park ticket, check out this blog post.

Hey y’all! Believe it or not, the holiday season has arrived here at Walt Disney World! The trees are up, the halls are decked, and Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party starts Friday. The holidays are my favorite time of year altogether, but going to Disney World makes it even more special. While you can go in the parks to easily get in the Christmas spirit, there is so much to do outside of the parks that is just as special!

Today I’m going to share with you five holiday activities that you can do at Disney World without a park ticket! These are great options if you’re coming on a trip but have a day where you don’t have park tickets, or maybe you’re going to MVMCP at 4pm, or perhaps you’re local like me and going into parks stresses you out lol. Regardless, these activities will be fun for the whole family!