How many people get married at DisneyWorld (Orlando) in a year?
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Here is a website that can help.
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One word - Disneyworld.
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Querier's answer to the first part was excellent.  Here's the second part, which is even simpler.  Suppose you've chosen the married couple.  That gets you 1 man and 1 women.  Then there are 7 ways to choose the 3rd person.  So 7 of the 70 committees from part one include the married couple, leaving 63 that do not.
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Yes they're gonna marry in december of this year.
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How about planning a wedding and a honeymoon?
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Try expedia.com.\nOr you can look at the hotels.\nPersonally I think the Venetian Hotel is great place to get married in, expensive but very nice\nThere are many places in Las Vegas to get married in.\nThe Little White Chapel and as I said any of the famous hotels.
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There is a middle ground.  My wife and I planned our wedding together... We "ran" off to Vegas and got hitched... with about 50 of our closest friends and family members in attendance.  Those folks who couldn't make it to the wedding were encouraged to watch us online (via webcam) and we have made our wedding video available on iFilm for anyone who might get a kick out of it (we had an Austin Powers wedding)!\n\nhttp://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2692681\n\nHope this helps!
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How many guests? I have an free opportunity in chicago if you're interested. I'm one of the coordinators of a music,art fashion event SUNDAY, june 18th, 2006. \n\nwe really need a couple to get married on the runway as the grande finale of the wedding themed event.\n\nCheck out my question that i posted...it has alot of the main info!!\nlet me know what you think
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get married to someone in USA :p
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Marrying my wife...\nleaving my future wife in Florida for 1 year...\n1st child born...closely followed by 2nd child..\nHmmmm...I dunno.\nMy wife...\nMy grandfather\nLawn Gnomes and Circus clowns
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MGM is actually it's own park, in the Walt Disney World park area.  In Orlando there are 4 major Disney Parks:  Magic Kingdom (the one with all the cool rides), Epcot (the one with the duplications of countires), MGM Studios (the movie themed one) and Animal Kingdom (the one with the animals).  Hope that helps.
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We were married by a Justice of the Peace - called a "marriage commissioner" where we live.  It was quite beautiful.  We were married outside, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.  The man who did our ceremony was very dignified and contributed tremendously to the ceremony.  It is not the size of the wedding that matters - it is the commitment being made by the couple getting married.
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Does anybody really count times?  Partners maybe.  \n\nI am 25 and married, so counting every other day for the last year, 183 times.
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Actually this is a very good & profound question. I could give a really really long answer but I'm gonna' keep it short & sweet. The connection is #1 Jodie, Rory, & Mickey have all been to Disneyland in California. Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Paris Disney in Paris, France. Tokyo Disney in Tokyo, Japan. They have not been to Disney in China yet. #2 Jodie, Mickey, & Rory have all been on Yahoo Answers! more than once.
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Four:\nHong Kong\nTokyo\nCalifornia\nParis\n\n(Florida is Disney World so it doesn't really count)
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This is my answer to a similar question. There are two different answers that may be helpful to you. As to how much it will cost, it really depends on what you are wanting. What size is your party, more than four you will likely need two rooms, how long do you want to stay, do you want dining in your package, are you flying, are you driving, etc. You can pay anywhere from under $100 per night, to well over $300. So it really depends on what you are looking for. Disney is advertising their package right now where you get tickets and room for $1500, I believe that price is for two adults, one child and one junior, so that will give you some idea.\n\n\n\n\nHope this helps!\n\nHere are my answers:\n\n\n\nFor the lowest rates you want to go during off season or regular season. Peak season is not only more expensive than the rest of the year, but it is also really busy.\n\nThis is my answer to a similar question. You may also find this link helpful: http://mousetrips.com/faq1.html............\nand this one: http://mousetrips.com/crowdpattern.html....\nHope this helps!\n\nHere is my answer:\n\nDisney has been so busy lately that you cannot go without having some crowds. However, there are times where the crowds will be minimal compared to other times of the year. It is definately time for Disney to open another park to accomodate more people. Try going during value or regular season. Stay away from peak season. Not only will you save money over going at peak, but it will be much less crowded. I have also included some snippets from my answer to a similar questions.\n\nChristmas time is one of the most beautiful times of the year. Each resort is decorated for Christmas and the decorations are beautiful. If you go during this time you have to visit the resorts. They have a carousel made out of chocolate, a a very large gingerbread house and other amazing things. Plus, the christmas trees are beautiful as well. Also, the whether is nicer. Usually it will run in the low 70s during the day. If you are near the water it is a little cold and windy, but not too bad. Also, the parades in the park are themed for Christmas and very nice to see. However, if you have never been to Disney, you may want to see the regular parades. The crowds can be bad, but I have gone several times during Christmas and it is a great time of the year to go. \n\nI highly recommend staying away from the time around July 4. During this time almost all of the parks will close due to capacity. So lines are extremely long and it is terrible to try to get around. Also, it is very hard. Combine the large crowds and the heat and it can be misserable. You will not have as much fun if it is this hot and crowded as you would otherwise. however, the fireworks during this time are spectacular and will not dissapoint. But you have to wait a long time in order to see them from a good location.\n\nI usually prefer going after school has started. September/October is a great time. The weather is nice, crowds aren't and big as the other times of the year. If you go in value season you can save yourself some money. Keep in mind, Disney will often do refurbishments during this time because it is not as busy, so some attractions may be closed while you are there. But it easy to find this out ahead of time. Also, if you go in October you can go to Mickey's not so scary halloween. This is a must see if you go during this time. The park is closed early that day and you have to have another ticket to get in. But there is a fraction of the people in the park. There are rides open and you basically walk right on. It is nice to be there when it isn't as busy and it is really neat as well. Plus, if you have kids, it is more kid friendly than the Universal Halloween party.\n\n\n\n\nTHE SECOND ONE\n\nI book all my trips through http://www.mousetrips.com They are absolutely wonderful. They know everything about Disney and can help you to plan the best trip. They have the same prices as
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Best place to get married is a place that is accessible to the friends and family who hope will attend the ceremony.  Its important to celebrate your marriage, and not hold in in a beautiful place without your people there.\n\nHoneymoon is for a beautiful place that other people can't get to you.   What time of year?   I'd be tempted by some place like Costa Rica -- not as expensive as say Hawaii, or as crowded, but still full of beautiful places to stay, warm beaches, and enough interesting excursions (rainforests, volcanoes) to be memorable when you aren't simply relaxing together.