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Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique

 

Ever heard of the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique? Last week my family and I got home from one incredible trip.

We sailed on the remarkable Disney Wonder, toured historic San Francisco and had a blast and then some at Disneyland.

I’m busy prepping posts, photos and videos; so much to share! In the meantime, my Wordless Wednesday {am I ever truly ‘wordless’?}, is of my 3 darling princesses, taken at Disneyland.

My daughter had her 8th birthday while at the parks {lucky girl, right?}, and all 3 got treated to a sprinkling of magic at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. Who wouldn’t love to be so pampered on their special day?! I was tempted to jump in that chair myself… #justsayin 🙂

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  5. What a beautiful picture of the girls. We are hoping to bring our boys to Disney next year. I always dreamed of going as a child.

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    1. Same here, I didn’t go as a child and then we went to WDW last Spring. Now, not even 6 months later, a Disney Cruise and Disneyland – I’m hooked on pixie dust!!
      🙂

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  6. Oh wow, what a nice birthday idea and the princesses are so beautiful!
    My daughter would love it too. She just wants to be cinderella. 🙂

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    1. We were going to do the Boutique when we were in Walt Disney World last Spring, and now I’m glad we didn’t. It was a very special way to celebrate my daughters birthday!
      p.s. I can relate, I’d love to be Cinderella myself!
      🙂

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  15. Just darling. My 3 1/2 year old granddaughter just have her first trip to Disney land. She is so into tutus, princess dresses, fairy wings, and now wearing a Rapunzel braid with the a fore mentioned. She had her picture taken hugging all the princesses. My daughter told me about the Bibbity Bobbity Boutique fairy godmother makeover. Your princess appear to have gotten the works in splendid effect!

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    1. Isn’t it great to see them all dressed up and gazing in awe at the princesses there? I think that’s my favorite part, meeting someone from your dreams!!
      My daughter got the full shi-bang, as it was her birthday. The twins got their hair, makeup and nails done. Well worth it, I can tell it’s something they’ll always remember.

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    1. Ohhh, yes!!
      So much to share about the Disney Wonder!
      If you have any questions on cruising with Disney, make sure to aks and I’ll include it in an upcoming post!
      🙂

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    1. So many people go for their birthdays, even adults! I loved seeing everyone with their birthday buttons on!

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    1. Thanks Monica, I love the photos I got. Now to decide which of the 4,600 to print and frame… uh oh!

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  25. oh. my. stars. Isn’t that just adorable!?! WOW! That’s so special. And they look amazing. What a cherished moment that will be forever for them all!!!

    High Five, MAMA!!
    ~ Raylene

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    1. Thanks Raylene! Not sure who’s smiles were larger, theirs or mine from watching them be SO INCREDIBLY HAPPY! We all got to be kids, what a refreshing thing to be able to do!

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    1. Oh yes, She talks about it constantly and tells everyone she meets about it, I’m thinking it was one to always remember!
      🙂

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  35. Ok, that is just too cool. I had my youngest son’s first hair cut at Disney World, but it was nothing like this. lol That would’ve been on my “to do list” had he been a girl…and older. =)

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  39. Your family is adorable. THey look like they are having so much fun and they get to dress up too! Oh what a treat. Look forward to you stopping by and add one of your beautiful photos to my linky on my blog.

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  50. Your daughters are so cute! They look so pretty in their princess dresses 🙂
    What a nice picture!

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  55. What an absolutely adorable picture, and a great way to remember a fantastic experience! I’m glad you enjoyed your cruise…we have been debating Disney vs. some others, but everything we have heard in favor of Disney has pretty much pushed it over the top… 🙂 Thanks for the lovely share!

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  58. That looks so cool! I think I want my picture taken in there too!! I’ll have to remember this the next time we go to Orlando – we don’t live far away and have friends there, so it’s an easy thing to get sucked into doing often!!

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  59. Love the pic in the carriage!! My daughter LOVED the BBB on her first trip to Disney World last year!!

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  60. Last time my husband and I were at DW I was entranced by the BBB. It must have been one of the most popular “attractions!” Disney surely knows how to keep ’em coming!

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  62. beautiful! it would be a dream come true if i could take my 3 girls to the bibbidi bobbidi boutique! and my son would freak out at cars land!

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