LAS VEGAS WEDDING SERVICES
With so many couples flocking to Las Vegas to tie the knot it’s
no wonder the city is chock full of options for various wedding services
such as catering, cakes, and limousines. A professional wedding coordinator
is a good idea since there are so many choices to sift through, but couples
can make the decisions on their own if they are willing to take the time
to do the research to find a good wedding vendor in Las Vegas for their
particular needs.
Catering Services
The sky is the limit when it comes to catering services in Las Vegas. The
list of companies furnishing Las Vegas wedding catering is nearly endless.
To find a good wedding caterer in Las Vegas a couple can either request
suggestions from the chapel, or a quick glance in the phone book will provide
more than enough options. A good catering company will provide a professional
serving staff in addition to the food.
Wedding cakes in Las Vegas can be just as exotic and unusual as the city itself. One Las Vegas wedding cake bakery called Freeds Bakery has an impressive portfolio of custom cakes including a pink Cadillac cake, a dice cake, and even graveyard cakes for gothic weddings. Couples can also design their own cakes, and the bakery will attempt to create it per the couple's specifications. In addition to the many specialized bakeries in the city just about every grocery store in the area offers simple wedding cakes for weddings on tight budgets.
 Arrive in Style
A Las Vegas Limousine wedding can be performed while cruising down the
Strip amidst the glitter and glitz. For couples merely looking for a limousine
service to get them to and from their chapel ceremony, however, there
are many options. Most chapels can either provide limousine service or
at least suggest a trusted company, or a couple can research for themselves.
Limousines aren’t the only extravagant vehicle rented out for special
occasions in Vegas, as couples can instead book a Lamborghini, a Corvette,
or even a Mini Cooper. The only drawback is these exotic vehicles don’t
come with a chauffer, naturally.
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