I hope your daughter has a great time. I can remember the first time we took our little girl to Disneyland and then Disney World. At the time, neither my wife nor I had any idea she would wind up in the Imagineering Department.
Last month, she got married at the Boardwalk Hotel. We had the reception in the Living Seas restaurant (in the conference room in back), and finally a dessert reception at the British Pub (outside on the terrace). Absolutely the best time I've ever had.
If your daughter would like to see a few pictures of the wedding of a real, live Disney Princess, here are links to the photographer's websites:
http://www.studio222photography.com/blog/2010/03/disney-wedding-at-the-croquet-lawn-becky-jeff/
http://www.brendasweddingblog.com/blogs/2010/3/17/the-bride-and-grooms-first-look-with-a-little-bit-of-green.html
http://www.disneyweddingblog.com/2010/03/first-look-spotlight-becky-jeff.html
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