Having a Mickey Mouse Wedding
After all, Minnie and Mickey have set the standard for long-lived romance: they’ve been together since 1928, and e never lost their spark!
Even though the Mickey Mouse wedding's always had its fans, it's not always easy to find supplies. Fortunately, the age of the Internet gives you a big head start.
Fabulous Favors
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Then, there’s Mickey Mouse wedding
confetti, temporary
Mickey tattoos for those wild bridal showers (be patient —
this goes in and out of stock), and soap molds.
More Mickey Madness
Make a romantic entrance ... a horse & carriage would be just perfect to start off a Mickey wedding.Then, for a blow-out affair, wow your guests with a line of full-sized Mickey topiaries as they enter the reception room. Or use them to jazz up your inside decor. Wire frames to get you started are available from The Disney Store.
Once inside, a big sparkling Cinderella castle ice sculpture will really set the tone.
Be sure to have a plush Mickey and Minnie adorning your cake table ... dress them in bride-and-groom finery, since it's their big day, too!
Finally, trick out your smaller wedding part members in mouse ears.
As for Minnie, she's all about big, festive bows. To get her look, wrap a white wedding cake in bright yellow fondant ribbon-and-bow, and sew a bouffant bow to the back of your flower girl's dress. When Mickey gets formal, he slips into a waistcoat, tux and top hat and white gloves. See if your groomsmen can't do the same. Dress up your floral vases with bright blue polka dot ribbons. And don't forget the Mickey/Minnie topper for your cake!
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You'd pay hundreds of dollars for a few minutes of Mickey's time at a Disney wedding, but you can have him stay for the duration on your own stomping grounds. How? Order up an adult Mickey mascot costume — just like the ones at the park — from eBay, for around $300-400. Tap a friend to manage his insides, and set up some unforgettable photo ops for your guests. Then sell him to the next lucky bride when the party's over.
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May 8th, 2008 at 9:02 pm
mickey mouse home collection vase (link)
I’m using these vases for my wedding. I snatched them at $5.99 a piece, but they’re still a good price at $9.99.
April 8th, 2008 at 1:12 pm
I was wondering how or where I can find the mickey and minnie flower vase centerpiece. Thank you
March 25th, 2008 at 4:41 pm
I am planning a Mickey & Minnie joint bday party and am in need of a sculpted Mickey & a sculpted Minnie candle to put on the top of the two tiered cake. Do you have any or have a suggestion as to where I might find them?
February 26th, 2008 at 4:28 pm
I’m looking for metal lollipop molds of Mickey’s head. I saw them ten years ago in cookware stores, but haven’t seen them lately.
January 4th, 2008 at 1:38 pm
Hello everyone ..Iam having a Disney Mickey&Minnie Wedding in May of 09.
Iam needing ideas for my flower centerpieces..I have made everything for my wedding..Actually i have favor overboard lol..But iam trying to think of a good flower centerpiece..Any suggestions?My wedding is cinderella blue..Thanks
November 10th, 2007 at 5:10 am
for bridesmaids, pageboys& my darling H2B!
November 5th, 2007 at 1:44 am
We are having a Mickey themes wedding. For our centerpieces, we purchased the metal ornament trees that they sell in the 12 Days of Christmas store in the DIsney Marketplace. We then took clear Mickey stickers and glittered them and hung them along with Inspirational Words and charms hung from beaded strings. We then bought personalized photo bookends from Disney store.com and decided to use these for the table numbers. We are taking out the glass and the numbers will be on vellum. We are putting the tree on a mirror and the table number bookend right in front of it with a floralyte lighting them both up. We purchased Mickey flutes, a lenox piece as our caketopper and other things I can’t remember. We did the centerpieces on our own since we couldn’t find anything we liked.
June 27th, 2007 at 2:39 pm
My daugnter is having a sweet sixteen party and wants a mickey mouse theme. Does anyone have any suggestions for centerpieces or favors?
June 20th, 2007 at 2:10 pm
I am doing my daughters wedding in Mickey and I have made matchbooks for favors and candy dishes with a stamp of mickey and minnie then tied them with red and black Tulle. I also made the candles for the tables. I have had to get creative on my own as I could not get things in Canada. I also made the confetti. It may take time but I think it will be more personal. I also did alot of looking on the internet for ideas.
March 14th, 2007 at 1:52 pm
I just got married a few weeks ago, and I had a Mickey Mouse theme. For my centerpieces, I cut out wood pieces that were shaped like the silohuetted Mickey Head (the three circle type one) - I tried to make them to scale with some small paper samples I had. I cut those out and sanded them so it was slightly rounded, and cut the bottom off so that it could sit on a table. I painted them all black, and them painted a satin shine over them so they would shine and look more professional and elegant. Then I just took pictures of my husband and myself from our childhood and our engagement pictures, and pictures from when we were dating and so on, and used temporary glue to glue them on either side of the mickey head. That way now I can take the pictures off after and use the heads for decoration in our new home. It is quite a process, but it was a simple and elegant and FUN addition to our wedding decorations!
March 13th, 2007 at 11:33 pm
I need help. I need some ideas for Disney Wedding Centerpieces that look cute and elegant, but not cheesy. I am willing to make them. any Ideas?
February 28th, 2007 at 3:45 pm
I am looking for enterpiece ideas for a Mickey and Minnie Anniversary Party. I’m also looking for Mickey (head) mints that were shown on this website. I can’t find them anywhere.
Thanks,
Linnie
February 19th, 2007 at 8:06 pm
We bought Mickey and Minnie cookie cutters (the difference is that Minnie’s has a bow). We’re going to make sugar cookies and dip the Mickey ears in chocolate and the Minnie ears in white chocolate (the top only so just the ears are done). We’re really excited about them! I got the cookie cutters on ebay.
February 11th, 2007 at 12:00 pm
James, probably the cheapest and easiest thing for you might be to buy the official Mickey chocolate molds and have a local confectioner pour the chocolates for you. They are SO easy to do and you probably know a lot of people who’d be willing (at its easiest, it’s just 1) buy melting chocolate wafers 2) heat 3) pour). Or a confectioner can make them a little fancier for you, paint on some details for pop and color.
Sugarcraft has “real” mickey chocolate molds here — they’re definitely Mickey, not a generic mouse.
February 11th, 2007 at 11:39 am
I am struggling to find any suitable Mickey Mouse/Disney wedding favours. The ideal would be chocolates shaped like Mickey/Mini’s head but I can’t find anything like these. Can anyone suggest anything. I live in the UK so would have to be bought on-line.
January 30th, 2007 at 9:22 pm
I am doing a Bridal Shower in Mickey, for the centerpieces I’m using clear cylinder vases, putting floral foam in the bottom, covered with pink, gray/silver, and black shredded paper. I am then cutting out Mickey heads and hands and Mickey heads with bows for Minnie (using pink, gray/silver, and black). Using 16 gauge wire I am making a bouquet of the heads and hands. I just shape the wires with swirls at one end to hold the paper. I am also painting Mickey and Minnie on foam core to cut out and display at the entrance. I decided to use the colors to coordinate with the cake topper. For the cutlery I am rolling in pink napkins and tying with ribbon and Mickey heads (from a paper punch) as charms on the ribbons with little wedding rings.
January 23rd, 2007 at 3:39 pm
I looked everywhere for mickey mouse centerpieces that would fit into my budget, but I found its cheaper to compromise and get crafty. I have a carpenter friend who is cutting out mickey heads reminiscent to mickey hats that can stand on the table in the center and in either ear is my name and then my grooms name. In the bottom portion we are putting black and white photo’s of us together. I think its a cute idea. But I am having a hard time deciding on wedding favors. Any ideas?
May 13th, 2006 at 3:27 pm
Mickey ceramic planters are hard to find, and pricey. They’re very vintage items, so old that the paint is usually coming off, and they don’t look a lot like the Mickey we know today. More familiar (and cheaper) are the Mickey head vases, about $10 each. I think Hallmark has the right idea, though (see above) … Mickey figurines clutching a beautiful trumpet vase seems perfect for weddings. You could make something similar with poseable Mickey & Minnie figurines.
August 25th, 2005 at 10:04 am
I am finding it very difficult finding disney items that can be shipped to me in UK. The best site I have found is EBAY but I cannot get the quantities for wedding favours etc.
August 4th, 2005 at 9:49 am
This site says that it has Mickey Mouse Temporary Tattoos - but I don’t see them.
July 7th, 2005 at 7:37 pm
Do you know where I can find some Mickey and Minnie Mouse Ceramic Planter for my table centerpiece for a upcoming wedding? I need about 10.
July 7th, 2005 at 2:52 pm
Can you find mickey and minnie wrapping paper or wedding card box? Can’t find either and I’m tired of looking.
March 14th, 2005 at 2:41 pm
Do you now where I can find the centerpieces or the charms?
March 1st, 2005 at 10:34 am
Sometimes you can actually find gold Mickey wedding bands on Ebay. They were made in the 90s by a major company, I forget who.