 The entire venue was decorated with bright balloons ( Jam Press) The Disney-loving mum-of-two watched Up every week in the run-up to the big day - approximately 50 times - keeping her planner nearby to take note of any particular elements she wanted to include. Karen, from Sheffield, said: "We ended up buying teapots in the shape of houses and other cheap items from charity shops and had a lady provide the balloons, which were just like in the movie. "There were multi-coloured sashes on the chairs and the night before the wedding, my two bridesmaids and best friends surprised me with a hamper full of all my favourite things in an 'Up'-style box – it was beautiful. "We decorated the entire venue in bright balloons and gave guests 'Wilderness' badges just like the character Russell. I attached mine to my garter, while Gareth's was placed on his pocket square." The cake looked as though it had been 'copied and pasted' from the movie ( Jam Press) K){kind=link}
A mum-of-two who describes herself as the ‘Queen of Themes’ decided upon a wedding themed around a classic Disney movie, spending just £500 in total on her special day
A woman who describes herself and her husband as ‘theme fanatics’ decided to opt for a Disney-themed wedding, watching their chosen film inspiration a grand number of 50 times beforehand so as to properly replicate each scene. ‘Queen of themes’ Karen Jackson, decided upon the 2009 movie Up as the theme for their special day, which saw the couple sign the wedding register as the instrumental theme tune ‘Married Life’ played out.
The Up-themed wedding cake bore a topper that read ‘You are my greatest adventure’, while their wedding guest book was made to look like the Adventure Book from the film. All in all, the couple spent just £500 on their special day, which made Karen feel as though she ‘was living within the movie’.
The Disney-loving mum-of-two watched Up every week in the run-up to the big day – approximately 50 times – keeping her planner nearby to take note of any particular elements she wanted to include.
Karen, from Sheffield, said: “We ended up buying teapots in the shape of houses and other cheap items from charity shops and had a lady provide the balloons, which were just like in the movie.