There is no reason why you should not register for gifts, have a shower, or wear a white, full-length gown at altar. Whether or not you will choose any of these options is now considered strictly a matter of personal preference dictated by your style.

Charting a new course

When it comes to ceremony, one of questions that experienced brides-to-be frequently ask themselves is "Do I really want to do everything same or do something completely different?" If you were married in a civil ceremony first time, maybe it’s time to consider a church ceremony, complete with flower girls, a ring bearer, and attendants.

Because you are certainly all-grown-up now, this is your chance to plan your wedding exactly way you want it to be, without any unnecessary consideration for wishes of parents. However, you will want to discuss your feeling and carry out planning with groom.

On other hand, if formality and style of your first wedding did suite your taste, you should feel free to repeat those elements. Nevertheless, since this is a time to look toward future, rather than returning to past, don’t get bogged down with history. Using same reception site or adding same personal touches would be in poor taste, so should be avoided.

Large ceremony or small The size of your wedding party, as well as number of guests you will invite, is entirely up to you. With regard to ceremony itself, rules of etiquette would be same as if you were marrying for first time.

Each package comes with its own set of auxiliary services, so you will need to inquire about any that interest you. Many include amenities like limousine service, minister’s fee, a wedding dinner for two with a wedding cake, photography packages, and more. Never assume that services included with one deal come with all. In some cases you can purchase extras individually or you can design your own outdoor wedding package.

You will need to plan ahead, however, to be sure you bring proper gear that will be needed for various outdoor activities. Buying them when you arrive may be more costly than purchasing before you leave home. Sunscreen, sungLasses, snorkeling equipment, and other items can be readily packed and ready to go when you plan your wedding in advance.

If you love outdoors and want Mother Nature as your wedding attendant, you will enjoy peace and serenity of these fine services that are like no others in world.

Chapels of Las Vegas
1401 Las Vegas Blvd. So.
Las Vegas, NV 89104
702-636-0803
800-535-4106
Chapels of Las Vegas offers many delightful outdoor wedding packages like Valley of Fire that provides a colorful bower for happy couple. Gorgeous landscapes can make a memorable backdrop to your exchange of vows. Prices range from modest to extravagant, so book early with your budget in mind.

Loveland Weddings
525 Park Paseo
Las Vegas, Nevada 89104
702-792-5263
866-753-263
Choose from a Romantic Gazebo wedding to one that takes place in Red Rock Canyon or is staged in Wild Wild West! Prices range from about $450 to $2,000.