Groom's Attire for a Vegas Wedding?
We are getting married in Las Vegas in August. My girlfriend saw a guy in a wedding magazine wearing white pants, a white shirt and a black sport coat, with a tie of course. The wedding will be fairly casual being in Vegas, plus it will be in August. Does this sound acceptable? -- MB, MontanaDear MB,
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Las Vegas is a very casual city and you'll find all types of dress are appropriate, depending on the formality of your individual ceremony. We've seen very traditional wedding attire at some of the hotel ceremonies and very casual wedding dress at wedding chapels as well as hotel chapels.
If you are planning an outdoor wedding, realize that August will be VERY hot so the sports coat might be difficult unless it is a morning ceremony. If it's an indoor wedding, you'll be right in style and white pants, white shirt, and black sports coat sounds just right. Best wishes!
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Ideas for a Quickie Wedding
I wouldn't say that my Fiance and I are lazy, but we are looking for the easiest way to get married. Can you recommend anywhere- possibly in Europe- where we can simply drop in and get married while on vacation with out dealing with a lot of the pre-planning of legal forms and licenses that usually accompany a typical wedding? Is there a service that might do it for us?Most of Europe has pretty strict wedding laws that prohibit really simple ceremonies like those you’d find in Vegas. Scotland has some of the easiest wedding laws but even there you’ll need a marriage visa and have some paperwork hoops to jump through!
In the US,
Gatlinburg, Tennessee is second to
Las Vegas in terms of both the number of weddings and ease of ceremonies; there are many, many wedding chapels in the area that range from touristy to beautiful.
Many islands in the Caribbean have very vacation-friendly marriage laws, a few make it possible to arrive and marry on the same day. You won’t find the many wedding chapels like Vegas on any of the islands but you will find many resorts that offer wedding packages...some free for guests...and wedding coordinators to handle every detail from paperwork to wedding officiant to wedding cake.
SuperClubs and Sandals both offer free wedding packages for guests (you’ll pay the marriage license fee); we’
ve seen many of these weddings and they’re nice with beach settings, a small wedding cake, etc.
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