On February 14, some lucky couples will be leaving single life behind and starting a new life together on the most romantic day of the year. The flowers will be fresh and colorful, the bride will be stunning, the groom will look sharp, and in the background, notable Epcot figures like Spaceship Earth and the Japan pavilion will dot the skyline.

As Valentine’s Day unites lovers across the country tomorrow, several couples will be uniting in a much more official way at Walt Disney World. Not just for theme park fun, Walt Disney World Resort is the site of more than 1,600 weddings each year. Since September 1991, Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings has hosted some 30,000 weddings. And just as Disney is known for making dreams come true, the park has made wedding dreams come true by creating the perfect day for many a bride.

Originally, weddings at Disney were limited to venues within Disney but outside the parks, such as at a gazebo or garden, at Disney’s Wedding Pavilion, or within any of the Disney resorts like Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa or Disney’s Contemporary Resort. However, the sky is now the limit with the ever-popular Theme Park Weddings. Taking place at an intimate setting only open to wedding guests within parks like Epcot and Animal Kingdom, weddings can be staged in a memorable, magical, and uniquely Disney way.

For example, you can be the princess in your own fairy tale with a ceremony at Magic Kingdom. Dressed in a specially designed Cinderella gown, the bride can arrive in horse-drawn carriage heralded by a royal trumpeter and an elegant string quartet. Couples exchange their vows at the Rose Garden with Cinderella Castle providing a romantic backdrop. And as a cue to the classic film, a major domo can present the wedding rings in a glass slipper, truly representative of a dream come true.

If your style is more Hollywood than fairy tale, you can have your wedding at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, where the bride arrives in a star motorcade down Hollywood Boulevard for an official handprint ceremony at the Chinese Theater. A reception follows in the Great Movie Ride attraction, and to cap the evening, guests can enjoy a fireworks and personalized pyro show.

Or, have a wedding in a foreign place without the hassle of traveling at Epcot. Weddings can be held at any one of the seven pavilions, ranging from an authentic pagoda in Japan to a rustic courtyard in Italy. You can also take the plunge At the Seas with Nemo & Friends in front of a 5.7 million-gallon tank featuring more than 200 varieties of sea life.

Finally, at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, you can embark on a marriage adventure with a safari-themed ceremony and reception. African music, food, and décor can lend just the kind of exotic and romantic touch you’re looking for in a wedding.

Best yet, Disney provides everything you need so you don’t have to run around finding different specialists. Reception halls, music, food, favors, flowers, photography, videography, accommodations, and travel are just a few of the services provided by Disney Weddings. And their wedding consultants see to every detail so that you can sit back and relish in your engagement, stress free.

So if Valentine’s Day happens to bring a special question or you’re already looking for the perfect spot to host the perfect wedding, check out Walt Disney World. Get your Disney World tickets at OrlandoFunTickets.com and you can start scoping out locations for your dream wedding at Disney.