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Undercover_Man · 08-27-2010, 04:16 PM

Hello. My fiance and I want to get married.

Yah, we know Vegas isn't the traditional place to have a wedding, but we are a reason why we want to get married at Vegas.

The main reason we want to get married at Vegas is because we don't have the money to finance our perfect wedding yet.

The plan is, I'm going to pick her up at her place in Oregon we are going to move all her stuff to where I live in Tennessee. On the way to TN, we will stop to get married in Vegas.

We don't have the money to unite our two families to our perfect wedding so we will have the *REAL* wedding for our 1 year anniversary. Would that wedding technically be renewing our vows or could it still be counted as a wedding.

Anyways, the Vegas wedding will be just me and her and our baby. No family cuz it would be unfair to her family because they are a bit poorer than mine and can't afford to travel to Memphis, TN.

My question is, is there a website that shows all the various wedding packages in Vegas? I did a Google and come up with all sorts on one site and more on another and others on yet another site. Is there a site that has the majority of the different weddings you can have in Vegas? Maybe even a Top 10 Vegas wedding thing or something.

Thanx

MSD · 08-27-2010, 07:37 PM

www.themonestary.org

Have a good friend register and print out the certificate and they're certified to officiate weddings in most states. If you're not going to do a real wedding for a year, you might as well share the moment with good friends officiating and witnessing instead of throwing a few hundred bucks at a guy dressed as Elvis and a few disinterested professional witnesses/guests.

ASU2003 · 08-27-2010, 08:47 PM

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08-27-2010, 04:16 PM	#1 (permalink)
Undercover_Man Insane	Vegas Wedding advise. Hello. My fiance and I want to get married. Yah, we know Vegas isn't the traditional place to have a wedding, but we are a reason why we want to get married at Vegas. The main reason we want to get married at Vegas is because we don't have the money to finance our perfect wedding yet. The plan is, I'm going to pick her up at her place in Oregon we are going to move all her stuff to where I live in Tennessee. On the way to TN, we will stop to get married in Vegas. We don't have the money to unite our two families to our perfect wedding so we will have the REAL wedding for our 1 year anniversary. Would that wedding technically be renewing our vows or could it still be counted as a wedding. Anyways, the Vegas wedding will be just me and her and our baby. No family cuz it would be unfair to her family because they are a bit poorer than mine and can't afford to travel to Memphis, TN. My question is, is there a website that shows all the various wedding packages in Vegas? I did a Google and come up with all sorts on one site and more on another and others on yet another site. Is there a site that has the majority of the different weddings you can have in Vegas? Maybe even a Top 10 Vegas wedding thing or something. Thanx

08-27-2010, 07:37 PM	#2 (permalink)
MSD The sky calls to us ... Super Moderator Location: CT	www.themonestary.org Have a good friend register and print out the certificate and they're certified to officiate weddings in most states. If you're not going to do a real wedding for a year, you might as well share the moment with good friends officiating and witnessing instead of throwing a few hundred bucks at a guy dressed as Elvis and a few disinterested professional witnesses/guests.

08-27-2010, 08:47 PM	#3 (permalink)
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