Fairy Tale Wedding, now for everyone!

According to Gary Gentile's article on TBO.com called "Disney Weddings Now Open To Gays," Walt Disney Co. recently have created a program to allow same sex couples to be able to have a Fairy Tale Wedding under the prove that they have a valid marriage license. This is a great chance for Disney not only to attract more customers; they live on the expectations of welcoming every guest in an inclusive environment. Allowing same sex couples to wed at such a magical place is touching and convincing me to see Disney in a completely new light.

After contacted by a gay couple, Disney decided to include ceremonies for gay couples at its parks and cruise line, and could exchange vows in front of the park's attractions such as Cinderella's castle. Allowing such publications of same sex marriage might raise conflicts from other people at the park. Customers might feel that their children should not witness the matrimony of gay couples at a place that is part of a child's learning and development. Tough luck because I believe that same sex marriage has already happened and will continue to increase and nothing anyone can do to stop it. Like people would always say," If you can't beat them, join them."

Disney's policy is to have everyone who comes to Disney to feel welcome and respected; therefore, gay marriage ceremonies are offer at Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland in California, and even on Disney's cruise ships. Flowers, dining, music, and other extras are included within the packages, which run from 8,000 to 45,000 or more. Disney did not take advantage of same sex couples by jacking up the price of their Fairy Tale Wedding packages but instead, give them a range of amount they are able to spend. Other companies would definitely use the opportunity to make money. Groups not related to Disney held annual "gay days" celebrations at Disney parks for years, so allowing Fairy Tale Weddings for same sex couples is not a big surprise. Mickey and Minnie Mouse can also be guests at the ceremonies to create a fairy tale atmosphere. Out of humor, I think maybe two Mickey Mouse at one ceremony and two Minnie Mouse at another?