ideas for a rockabilly themed wedding in Vegas?.mid August. Love to see pics!?
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no ideas personally, except the standard elvis led service.  head to http://www.theknot.com and check out the resources on the vegas page and on the message board for vegas.  lots of girls with great ideas!
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There are 3 on ebay- search for Sequined headpiece. \n\nOther ideas- pics of Cher, Vegas showgirl costumes, drag shows. \n\nGood luck!
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I have listed some locations down below--I don't know where they are in reguards to you--I know there weren't that many to choose from. I tried looking on http://www.theknot.com but they didn't even have any listed for Arkansas. Try browsing around http://www.weddingchannel.com for more ideas on things in your area.\n\nAnother idea is to visit golf clubs and see if they have any banquet areas or even try local hotels (usually large chains such as Hilton etc.)
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First pick a day! then find you Pastor,Justice of the pease,Who ever you are going to have Marry you! That is usually the hardest part to get set.Make sure they are available the day that you want. Marrige license tend to expire within 60 days I think so figure that into the day you have set with your "Pastor".Week days are cheeper if your going for an inside wedding/reception.Out side is even cheeper. We did out side.Do you have or want a theme? Example: Hawaiian Theme go to Oriental Trading on line,it is a part/novelty company they have tons of party supplys in bulk. Based on you theme/ colors what kind of dress. In our wedding that was the most expencive.My bride's maids agreed to buy there own dresses,they actually had fun picking out matching dresses. We bought shirts for the Grooms men (We Know Guys)If you want it done right do it your self. and who knows what they would have came back with! any way...\nCake I did my own cake. 3 teirs white and chocolate. White frosting.My frosting recipe(feel lucky!) Mix powdered sugar and unsalted butter and only a table spoon of vanilla with about a cup of milk.Awsome frosting!The rest could be purchased at a rental place near you based on how much you are ready to spend. A big rental place is usually good about helping with number of guests and how far you can go on your budget. This is all if you choose to do an out doors wedding.\nHopefully I have been helpful. If you need any more advice e-mail me brudneyflower@yahoo.com
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It all depends on what kind of party you want...wild and crazy or more low key.  Here are some suggestions.\n\n-bar hopping\n-wine tasting\n-spa day\n-comedy club\n\nWhatever you do, make it fun and embarassing for the bride (it's tradition).  Make her wear a cheap veil and/or custom t-shirt indicating that she is the bride-to-be (you can get these at party stores or online, Ebay is great).  You can also look online for ideas for naughty scavenger hunts for the girls to do if you go out to the bars/clubs.
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At Stern Grove in San Francisco. \n\nWalk down the steps of a two-story victorian through a wooded path to a clearing of a redwood grove. "At Last" by Etta James is played in the background. As soon as the ceremony starts the sun clears away the fog and shines through the trees (this makes my mom tear up). We do humanist vows that are respectful to all faiths in front of 75 close family and friends. \n\nWe can walk to the reception in the victorian house where there is a tasty buffet and tables decorated with miniature white roses. \nWe would have a large family table where both sides of the family could celebrate together. Other tables arrange guests by interests or connection. There is dancing and an divine tasting wedding cake -- chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting, and   coffee liquor filling. \n\nWe throw our bouquet and garter from a balcony and make a getaway from the groom's motorcycle. \n\nMy ideal wedding actually came true almost 11 years ago.
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Very nice! Try to find an all inclusive package for a destination wedding...\n\nJust throw destination wedding into Yahoo Search and you will come up with all kinds of stuff in all price ranges...\n\nI had a wedding for 50 people for less than 1000 dollars, not recommended but very nice just the same...\n\nHope this helps!
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Vegas is popular because the license office is open until midnight 7 days a week and 24 hours on holidays. There are some beautiful places to get married there, that aren't in a casino. You can get married in the Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon, Lake Mead, there are a bunch of places that aren't tacky.  Of course there are also some really tacky places to get married and that could be fun too.  Also, most of the casino's have beautiful wedding chapels and their wedding ocordinator can help you.  You can have almost any wedding you want in Las Vegas, it's kind of cool.  I would definitely hire someone to help you with the planning since you are so far away.  You might also want to consider something closer to home, like Gretna Green or a castle wedding.  Although, friends of ours got married in Red Rock Canyon a few years ago; it's still one of the most beautiful weddings I've ever been to. There were 8 of us in this awesome canyon and it was so beautiful.  Good Luck and have fun.
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Pretty colors! Why not try a 3 or 4 tier rounded cake. Brown all over frosting with turquoise vines and very small flowers? That would be pretty. But use your imagination. Stick with the feeling you want to convey at your wedding. Good Luck.
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How about a 'hippie' wedding.  Your brides maids could come as 'flower children' with long skirts, bare feet and flowers in their hair.\n\nI think it would be cute!
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Hold the wedding/reception at a local park. Not sure what Maymont or or others charge in the area. Check with the park & rec departments of each county/city.
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Have you looked at these web sites?\nhttp://www.vegas.com/weddings/chapels.html\nhttp://www.lvwedding.com/
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I'm from the Tampa area originally, and I can't really think of anything that isn't outside that is inexpensive.  If it is just going to be a small wedding, maybe you or a friend has a backyard that you could use?  You could rent a party tent in case it rains.  Sometimes, local parks allow weddings.  My aunt and uncle got married at Manatee Co's historical park.
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they r gettin married on december 15th
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I'd say first to look at your venue. Are there any colors that are inharently a part of the place (carpet color in a church, hotel decor ect.) If there isn't any clues I'd begin focusing on other details and pick one color that will be there and run with it.\n\nWhat really helped me with my wedding was creating a theme. This doesn't have to be anything you actually share with anyone, just something to capture the feel of it. I wanted a really magical, etherial feel to my wedding so I went with white and silver, for example. The mood will at least help you define if you want soft romantic colors, simply classic colors, or bright bold colors. \n\nDon't worry if you don't have this decided yet. As you start picking out the other details look for color ideas and see if something stands out. Eventually something should.
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My suggestion is look for a really good dj/mc in your area.  This is the person who will truly make you and your guests have a great time.  \n\nThere are so many things you can plan at your wedding...do all of the traditional chicken, hokie pokie, macarena, hustle... also as the person above me suggested the "married the longest" dance (or also called anniversary dance) as well as dinner table trivia where the dj/mc announces the serving of dinner to tables only if the table can answer the trivia question. \n\nGo over everything with your entertainment and also ask for their suggestions.
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I did everything for my wedding myself, and we were also on a budget.  I chose red as the color for the bridesmaid dresses...I also had a little red on my white dress, and I carried red roses.  The bridesmaids carried white calla lillies.  All the coursages and boutineers were red roses w/ white ribbons, when applicable.  All those flowers were down by Thrifty Florist and cost $290.00(USD) - (Bridal bouquet, 3 bridesmaids bouquets, 5 boutineers, 6 coursages) \n\nFor the ceremony/reception we did the flowers ourselves, I had red rose petals on the cake, and around the centerpieces, and along the edge of the head table.  The centerpieces were glass bowls with water and white floating candles.  I got the bowls at Wal-Mart, and the candles at candlesjustonline.com  I got the roses at Costco for $14/dozen.  I also made the toss bouquet out of red roses from Costco.  I got some artifical fall leaves from Wal-Mart and used those to decorate the arch we used in the ceremony, we also put them on the tables.  We had about 115 guests.  You can check out some pictures from the wedding/reception at my website http://stardustsweetee.tripod.com.  The fabric that's on the arch and the head table I got at Hancock Fabrics for about $10 total.  \n\nI tested out how I wanted the centerpieces to look before I bought 15 of the bowls and a bunch of candles.  I got one bowl and small package of floating candles, one little sprig of artifical leaves, and used my coffee table (even though it's square).  I set them out in different ways until I liked it...I asked his opinion, but of course, he didn't have one...\n\nWe made the chocolates that we gave to guests...Went to a cake decorating store and bought a brick (literally!) of chocolate, molds shaped like leaves, and some flavoring.  Melted the chocolate down, added flavor to the colored chocolate and poured it into the molds, let it set, and then filled the boxes I got at Weddingchannel.com (in the wedding shop) for $25/fifty boxes, the personalization was free, and tied a little red ribbon on the box.  Got the ribbon at Hancock Fabrics for 75 cents a spool.\n\nPlease feel free to email me with any questions/specifics, I'd love to help you!\nStarDustSweetee@yahoo.com