What is the best place to get married in Las Vegas which is affordable yet traditional and decent?

I am helping my friend organize her wedding. She wants to get married In Las Vegas but is looking for an affordable yet traditional and decent place. This is a very intimate occasion and only five of us will witness the wedding. She is looking to have the reception at the same venue or at least near to the venue of the ceremony.What is the best place to get married in Las Vegas which is affordable yet traditional and decent?
I agree, there are so many options that are so personal - other peoples version of ';traditional'; or ';decent'; can vary greatly - especially for Vegas, where weddings can go from cheesy to extravagant very quickly.





If you or she wants to save $ for themselves or the guests, try to get a hotel package deal that will save enough $ to help afford a bit more for the wedding - try www.bigdealgetaways.com %26amp; you can get a Las Vegas package at a nice hotel for $199 for 3 days 2 nights plus $500 in free gambling $.





Making their stay more cost effective will help leave other monies for the wedding %26amp; party after.





Also - have a GOOD photographer will help a lot in preserving the kind of memories the bride %26amp; groom want to remember years from you. That will make a huge difference as well.What is the best place to get married in Las Vegas which is affordable yet traditional and decent?
I got married at the Stratosphere and had a great experience. It's not the poshest or classiest of the Strip hotels, but they have a few really terrific things that the other don't. First, pricewise, they are on the way less expensive end of the spectrum for hotel weddings. Second, their wedding chapel and reception rooms are on the 103rd/104th floor, which gives you an unbelievable panoramic view of the Strip and beyond. Third, the catering is done by the Top of the World restaurant, and it was top notch food; based on their catering, I would eat at that restaurant again in a heartbeat. Look into it; it's not everyone's taste, but having my wedding way up high was pretty cool.
Contact Father David at St. Judes Chapel of the Holy Family. He's a priest (episcopal) I think. If she's looking for a traditional setting.


http://www.weddingslasvegas.com/st_judes





I have had several cousins get married there over the years. He is a very nice man.
I got married at the Flamingo 6 years ago, and attended a wedding there last year.





It is beautiful.


Check it out.





http://www.harrahs.com/weddings/flamingo鈥?/a>
I am getting married in the special memory Chapel! It is VERY affordable! very beautiful! Go to vegas.com and look into it! =)
the yacht on lake las vegas.
There are lots of options in Las Vegas. See this website and see if it helps you out:





http://vegasfaq.googlepages.com/