When you think of weddings in Las Vegas, you might think of quickie ceremonies at open-all-night chapels. However, in reality, Vegas weddings can be elaborate, classy, and a whole lot of fun. Many hotels offer destination-wedding packages, or you can plan your own event.
Making a list and asking all the questions you have about a venue is important. It may even be a good idea to ask the same questions to multiple people associated with the venue just to make sure everyone is on the same page.
There are so many ways that you can celebrate your wedding. Many are traditional, but you don’t have to be stuck to those if you don’t want to. A destination wedding may well offer you a fun option that isn’t quite as traditional.
Seventy-five percent of engaged couples in the United States currently pay for some or all of their own wedding costs, which is another good reason to book your venue as early as possible and ensure that you get the great deal you deserve.
What happens when you want your destination wedding and reception to be an adults-only affair, but your friend wants to bring her kids and make the trip a family vacation? Send your guests information about child-care options at your resort well before the date.
Did you known the ever-favorite wedding phrase “tying the knot” initially came from an ancient Babylonian custom? Here, threads from both the bride’s and groom’s clothing were tied so that they were connected, symbolizing their union.
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The bride, particularly, will want a dedicated space available to get ready. Many wedding venue have enough space to offer this, which is preferable to the bride doing all of her preparation work and then driving over from a different location.
Make sure to include the location of your destination wedding and the names of any suggested hotels for your guests on your invitations. This will surely help members of your wedding party solidify their plans for your big day.
It’s important to remember that you don’t always have to provide a full meal or buffet at your wedding reception. If you’re interested in discussing the most popular food options, we’re always happy to chat. photo credit Cariad Photography
If your heart is set on getting married in some far off destination, but you’re worried about special people missing out, you could always consider having a small ceremony followed by a larger party on your return back home.
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Many wedding venues have rooms that can be expanded so you can choose a size that best fits your wedding. That will help stretch your budget, making it possible to have more for the honeymoon or for extra at your reception.
The Little White Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada has been in existence since 1951. It’s one of the most popular chapels in the world, having married more than 800,000 couples. The chapel is famous for having a drive thru option, for those couples who just can’t wait.
During the first year same-sex marriage was legalized, couples spent $259 million in New York City alone. Nearly 92% of same-sex couples choose a special venue rather than a place of worship for both the wedding ceremony and reception.
It’s important to remember that many exotic locations for a destination wedding won’t be within the US. Working with a travel agent right from the start of your planning can ensure you and your guests don’t have to pay rush fees to get last-minute passports.