Seven
Top Tips For Your Las Vegas Wedding
By: Susan Jones
1. Research
Unless you’re a spontaneous, spur of the moment
person, research is essential in order to have a great Las Vegas wedding,
including setting the wedding date.
Yes, you could hop on a plane at the last minute, fly
to Vegas and turn up at the chapel of your choice only to find out that:
A. You need a marriage licence from the Marriage Bureau,
Las Vegas, Nevada which is located at 200 S. 3rd Street, 1st floor Las
Vegas, NV 89155-1603 (cost at time of writing was $55) before you can
get married in Las Vegas.
B. The chapel is booked solid, even when you return with
a marriage license. Then you’re roaming Las Vegas wedding chapels,
trying to find one that can marry you.
2. How To Get There
You also need to research how you’ll get to
Las Vegas. Plane, train, car or bus? If you decide to fly, you’ll
need to check airfares with the different airlines to find the best deal.
3. Venue
When you were doing your research, you probably
came up with an idea of what sort of wedding you wanted. For example,
you can be married by an Elvis impersonator, get married in medieval costume
at Excalibur or opt for a traditional ceremony in an elegant wedding chapel.
Once you’ve decided on your wedding theme and researched
wedding chapels, it’s a good idea to book the chapel of your choice
as soon as possible, in order to avoid disappointment.
4. Reception.
To reception or not to reception? Instead of having
a traditional reception you could have a memorable wedding meal at a top
restaurant in Las Vegas, depending on how many will be in your wedding
party. Or if it’s just the two of you, you could dine a deux with
room service in your honeymoon suite.
5. Your Wedding Night and Honeymoon
Now that you know where and when you’re getting
married, it’s time to book the wedding night and or honeymoon. It’s
easy to research the casino hotels online by visiting their web sites
or reading messages on Las Vegas forums to find a hotel that appeals to
you. Once you find your hotel, it’s a good idea to make your reservations
as soon as possible.
6. Wedding Attire
It’s time to decide on your outfit for your
Las Vegas wedding. You’ve already decided what sort of ceremony
you’ve having, which will help to narrow your choice of outfit.
If you don’t want to pack your wedding gown into a suitcase you
could always rent or buy a wedding gown in Las Vegas. Just make sure you
do your research first before you arrive in Las Vegas.
7. Invitations
Before sending out your invitations you should have
completed the above six steps: deciding on a wedding date and type of
wedding, mode of transport to Las Vegas, booking a wedding chapel, deciding
on what sort of reception you’ll be having if any, reservations
for your wedding night/honeymoon and planning your wedding attire.
Now it’s time to invite your family/friends to your
Las Vegas wedding. Unless you just want it to be the two of you - how
romantic!
About the Author: Susan Jones loves visiting Las
Vegas and sharing her knowledge with others. For great information on
getting married in Las Vegas visit her site at: Las
Vegas Wedding Directory
Source: www.isnare.com
The Power of Touch
When a child is sick doctors will tell you that it is proven that a simple,
loving touch of a parent can rapidly pull the child through a crisis.
It is the same for relationships. Playing with your mate’s hair,
rubbing their hand, a soft kiss on the neck, a soft pat on the leg or
giving a gentle back rub will make a huge difference in how your mate
responds to you. When was the last time you walked up to your mate for
no reason and without saying a word, affectionately placed a kiss on their
neck? This is not in a sexual way, but an affectionate way. There is a
difference. The next time the two of you are sitting in the car, at the
grocery store, or standing in line at the theater, quietly reach over
and take their hand. Do not be surprised if you get a strange look of
curiosity the first time! |
