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Choosing Your Las Vegas Wedding GownNeed some Las Vegas wedding attire advice? When choosing your Las Vegas wedding gown, it is important to remember that the bride's clothing will determine how everyone else will dress. The wedding gown and veil will reflect how formal or casual the ceremony will be. If you are wearing a gown that has been handed down to you, your only task may be to have the dress altered. However, if you are buying a gown, it is a good idea to start shopping many months in advance. If you are planning on a rental Las Vegas Wedding gown, look on the internet and call around to find the right gown rental shop. Better yet, get a good reccomendation from your chapel wedding planner! The Details on Getting your Las Vegas Marriage CertificateIf there is one great reason to get married in Las Vegas, its the convenience factor. For a normal couple, in almost any other city, applying for and getting your marraige license is a bureaucratic annoyance. If you are picking up your marriage certificate in Las Vegas, there is good news. The Marriage Bureau is open most of the time including holidays. The Marriage Bureau is located at 200 S. 3rd Street, 1st floor, Las Vegas, NV 89155-1603. Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 (Midnight), Friday 8:00 a.m. to Sunday 12:00 (Midnight) and on holidays it is open 24 hours. This office does not issue marriage licenses to those couple who are already married, so you don't have to bother with this if you are renewing your vows. The Bureau is quite an experience for everyone with Brides in full regalia and sneaky celebrities at all hours! Ideas for an Outdoor Las Vegas WeddingLooking to get married in an outdoor location somewhere in the Las Vegas area? Here are some ideas. Try one of the lovely wedding gazebos located at either wedding chapels or hotels in Las Vegas. Another unusual and beautiful location is the nearby Red Rock canyon setting, which will allow you to feel on top of the world on your special day. Not too far from the Red Rock canyons is the Grand Canyon itself. Do a Google search on the Valley of Fire, you may find that this serene environment will give the two of you the perfect backdrop from which to start your life together. AnnouncementsIf you are planning a destination wedding, like a Las Vegas wedding, you may choose to send wedding announcements to people that you could not invite to the wedding, are only acquaintances, or you know they are unable to attend the wedding. Announcements are a way of informing people of your wedding without obligating them to send a gift. Either one of the couple's parents may send the announcements, or the couple may choose to send them. Vegas On Valentine's DayGet married in Vegas but during a holiday. How about a Valentine's Day Las Vegas Wedding? At Viva Las Vegas weddings, your wedding can include cascade bouquet, boutonniere, 24 poses & proofs, video, unity candle, champagne glasses, music, souvenir wedding scroll, candlelight ceremony, wedding coordinator, soloist, chapel fee, and courtesy limousine service to and from the wedding chapel. Plus you get a Free Internet Archive of your wedding. Book early, Valentine's Day and New Years Eve are very popular for Las Vegas weddings. Choosing A Wedding Catering ServiceHere is some advice on Las Vegas wedding planning: There's a wide variety in Las Vegas wedding catering services, both in types of food offered and services supplied. Some companies supply meals only, while others include table set-up, servers and cleanup, decorating, flowers, and liquor. Your event location may also handle catering. In general, if they do catering, you may not be able to contract a catererseparately and may be required to use the facility's service. If the event or reception location you've chosen doesn't handle catering, or allows outside caterers, they'll probably have suggestions for caterers who are familiar with their facility. When starting to shop around, ask for referrals from friends and family. Check credentials through the Better Business Bureau and other sources. Wedding Cake FlavorsLas Vegas wedding cakes come in all shapes and sizes and in Vegas they even come in different themes. When choosing a wedding cake, first thing is first. What flavor of cake and frosting do you want.? Frostings come in buttercream, chocolate buttercream, chocolate ganache, white rosette, fondant, non-dairy whip cream (available in the winter only due to melting). You may also want to consider a filling for your cake such as a Bavarian cream filling or most any kind of jam filling. An Elvis WeddingNeed advice on celebrity impersonating weddings? Check out the Elvis Wedding Chapel - it is a full service wedding chapel facility and offers a little bit of everything. Most packages include the ability to broadcast your wedding over the Internet live. All themes include the chapel fee (except Love in the Limo, which requires no chapel). Many include a video of ceremony and basic flower and photo packages. Courtesy limo service to and from the chapel is also included -- but the driver must be tipped! Additional characters for each themed wedding are available at $150.00 each. Impersonators for example Marilyn Monroe, Cher or Donna Summers, etc. (pending availability) is $250.00. Are They In Season?If you're interested in Las Vegas wedding florist advice, here are a few suggestions: If you can, it is important to sit down with your Las Vegas wedding florist and meet about your flower arrangements. A specific flower that you have in mind for your bridal bouquet may not be in season at the time of your wedding. Some of these seasonal flowers may still be obtainable but could throw you over your planned budget. Do remember that if you can't sit down with your florist, you can certainly do your homework in your home town and just have a phone conference. Ask questions about local flora and fauna. Do not under estimate the beauty of the many local Nevada flowers! Your florist will be able to guide you to the flowers that best suits your wedding. Las Vegas Photography StyleWhen choosing a Las Vegas photographer, figure out if you would like photojournalistic photos or more traditional photos. Photojournalistic photos capture more candid shots of your event and people will not be posed in specific positions. Traditional photos usually involve positioning members of the family and bridal parties with formal backgrounds. Tell your photographer what style you are looking for or if it is a combination of both and ask to see portfolio work that reflects that.
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