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Disney Duster wrote:Also, I'd like to believe that Cinderella took some control and didn't let anyone pressure her into having kids until she was ready. I know that's unrealistic, but hey, it's a fairy tale, and a prince did marry a commoner he found because she fit a shoe.

Why is that unrealistic?.
Disney Duster,what you think of the picture?.
(And by the way-the only Princesses we saw in wedding dresses are Cinderella,Ariel and Giselle but didn't Snow White has a wedding dress in a deleted scene? and i think that Disney show it as her official wedding dress).

It is unrealistic because in the time of Kings and Queens, the Queen or princess was pressured to have produce children soon after marriage. They needed heirs to the throne, but it was also traditon to have children quickly, and it meant the couple was able to have children and there was nothing wrong with them and it also meant there wasn't anything wrong with their sex life or relationship.

I think the picture is innocent, it's sweet that the prince is kneeling behind Cinderella and looking like he's touching his heart. But the picture is ugly in how it's drawn, and Cinderella's hair is too light and the Prince's hair should be black or much darker brown.

I thought I saw Snow White's wedding dress in art that was made for the movie but never got in. I don't remember it in deleted scenes, I'll have to check sometime. I think I remember it from old books made for the film, though. I think I've seen it on a sculpture of Snow White and the Prince, though, and I think it is her official one because it looks like the one I've seen before, maybe Disney was thinking of using it for the film.

Tell me Ariel'sprince, is the wedding dress you know on this sculpture?

This isn't Disney made. It doesn't say (C) Disney in the end. It says DWW.

@ Disney Duster:
The sculpture shows Snow Whites "dream wedding dress" as it was planed for a more extended scene of "Someday My Prince Will Come".
You can see this scene as a storyboard-sequence on the DVD

Jack Skellington wrote:This isn't Disney made. It doesn't say (C) Disney in the end. It says DWW.

It is Disney, actually. DWW's a clipart site that gets most of its collection from official Disney coloring books that they've digitally painted. They add their name to the corner because of the work they do coloring each piece of clipart.

DonDuck wrote:@ Disney Duster:
The sculpture shows Snow Whites "dream wedding dress" as it was planed for a more extended scene of "Someday My Prince Will Come".
You can see this scene as a storyboard-sequence on the DVD

Thank you very much! I also think I've seen it in old books, but I can't recall. I have seen Snow White's mother in books, sewing at the window where she come's up with Snow White's name.

Prudence wrote:

Sky Syndrome wrote: Then, in Cinderella III, the first few minutes was one year later, but Cinderella hadn't had any kids or is even pregnant (they don't say). So, what was the point of the ball then? Wouldn't the King pressure his son and his wife to have kids? Also, I fine it hard to believe that Cinderella hadn't gotten pregnant yet, because I mean lets face it, birth control back then wasn't all that effective.

We actually discussed the possibility of her being pregnant - one or two months pregnant - at the time, in the main Cinderella III board. When time was rewound, it was undone, but I can believe it.

That is tsom's quote, not mine.
Now that I have the idea that Cinderella could have been pregnant before the rewound in Cinderella III, it changes my perspective of the movie. I can't watch the movie again without thinking how upset she is having her lover and possibly an expected baby snatched away.

Disney Duster wrote: I have seen Snow White's mother in books, sewing at the window where she come's up with Snow White's name.

I've seen that in a book somewhere, too. I always thought I was imagining it. Glad to know I'm not crazy.

I've seen it to and I used to have a book with a picture of Snow White's mom. Always bothered me by the fact she wasn't in the movie but was in that book.

Disney Duster wrote:It is unrealistic because in the time of Kings and Queens, the Queen or princess was pressured to have produce children soon after marriage. They needed heirs to the throne, but it was also traditon to have children quickly, and it meant the couple was able to have children and there was nothing wrong with them and it also meant there wasn't anything wrong with their sex life or relationship.

I think the picture is innocent, it's sweet that the prince is kneeling behind Cinderella and looking like he's touching his heart. But the picture is ugly in how it's drawn, and Cinderella's hair is too light and the Prince's hair should be black or much darker brown.

I thought I saw Snow White's wedding dress in art that was made for the movie but never got in. I don't remember it in deleted scenes, I'll have to check sometime. I think I remember it from old books made for the film, though. I think I've seen it on a sculpture of Snow White and the Prince, though, and I think it is her official one because it looks like the one I've seen before, maybe Disney was thinking of using it for the film.

Tell me Ariel'sprince, is the wedding dress you know on this sculpture?

Really? that's weird (thought it makes sense).
I agree about the clipart but i liked the colors (there are so many of cliparts like this one with those colors in Cinderella PC game (and by the way-in UK they called it Cinderella:Royal Wedding,i think it's should have been the US name since the game has nothing to do with the original Dollhouse Of Dreams)).
I didn't saw the dress in a book but i saw that sculpture (it's really beautiful! i whould buy that) so i thought it's her official wedding dress,so it is?.
Wha,Snow White's mom? how she looks like? did they showed her dad? i also wonder why she wasn't in the film.

Sky Syndrome wrote:I can't watch the movie again without thinking how upset she is having her lover and possibly an expected baby snatched away.

But she doesn't remember what happened beforehand. Only the stepfamily does.

About Snow White's mother,i found this on IMBD:

The movie was to start with scenes involving Snow White's mother, but they had to be cut to avoid the wrath of the censor.

Disney just doesn't want the princesses getting pregnant bunch of cowards.

bradhig wrote:Disney just doesn't want the princesses getting pregnant bunch of cowards.

*cough*Ariel*cough*

Look at Cinderella 2 they have seperate rooms no wonder nothing has happened. Besides she wouldn't be able to wear that silver ballgown if she got pregnant.


This is from Enchanted tales about Aurora


Why is her nightgown so big when Cinderella's wasn't?

bradhig wrote:Look at Cinderella 2 they have seperate rooms no wonder nothing has happened. Besides she wouldn't be able to wear that silver ballgown if she got pregnant.


This is from Enchanted tales about Aurora


Why is her nightgown so big when Cinderella's wasn't?

Because Cinderella was the help.

UmbrellaFish wrote:

bradhig wrote:Disney just doesn't want the princesses getting pregnant bunch of cowards.

*cough*Ariel*cough*

What pergnat? (i denial it).
Cinderella had a nightgown? and Aurora's one isn't that big (the clipart reminds me of Eilonewy).

Ariel'sprince wrote:

UmbrellaFish wrote: *cough*Ariel*cough*

What pergnat? (i denial it).

umm melody maybe?

Someday... wrote:

Ariel'sprince wrote: What pergnat? (i denial it).

umm melody maybe?

I said i denial it.
But maybe it shouldn't be denied becouse it's not "real" pregnat,as long as she wasn't perament in the original film it dosn't count.

I doubt she was pregnat cause it would have made viewer even more enraged against the stepmother to want her killed at the end.