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Finally I have a moment to sit, reflect, and enjoy some of our wonderful memories from our Disney Moon. I cannot seem to find the words to express just how enchanting that week was. It was magical, but should I have really expected anything different, after all it is disney! 





We arrived early Thursday afternoon and was welcomed at our wonderful resort, Port Orleans Riverside. I had done a decent amount of research on which resort would be romantic, fun, and not to much of a splurge. Port Orleans was the perfect match, especially because Kaleb had been stationed in New Orleans for three years. It was the best of both worlds, disney and New Orleans.
We of course had to get our happily ever after pins, and I absolutely adored being told congratulations by so many sweet people. It was a nice way of remembering that not only were we in Disney, but we were celebrating the beginning of our adventures as husband and wife. 

Our days were spent enjoying the parks, riding the rides, and of course meeting all of "our" favorite characters. 
Our nights were spent enjoying the most amazing dinning experiences. We had purchased the disney dinning plan with our vacation package, and it was worth every penny! We had made reservations for some of the most romantic restaurants I could find, this was another research project of mine, making sure we found the romance while still in disney. Every restaurnt we went to offered us champagne and of course congratulations, have I mentioned that I loved being told congratulations! 


Especially when it comes on my favorite dessert! 



The disney experience was of course magical, but that's not the only thing that made it perfect. It was a week spent with my very own Prince Charming, an entire week just the two of us. It was Kaleb being willing to transfer onto every ride because he knew what it meant to me. It was the smile on his face when we met the princesses because he knew I was beyond excited. It was the time we spent talking about our future and how we cannot wait to bring our children and grandchildren into the parks. 
Between eating in Belle's castle, or enjoying champagne in France, it is so hard to pick a favorite moment. The whole experience was enchanting and filled with fabulous memories. What other honeymoon destination can you tour the world, dine with your favorite characters, and ride a spaceship our of this galaxy all in six days. 

It was perfect!
XOXO, 

B 
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