Las Vegas Casino Weddings

If you are at all familiar with Las Vegas, you know that the number one item on everybody's list there is gambling. You can find anything to gamble on and someone to gamble with somewhere in Las Vegas. And if you've ever spent time in any of the casinos in Las Vegas you'll already know that the flow of money back and forth over tables is not interrupted by somebody's wedding ceremony.

However, there are several options available for people who simply must get married in the setting of an active casino. First, there are private casinos in most of the major hotels on the strip that will allow certain guests, celebrities and high rollers to have their ceremony in these rooms that are not open to the public. Second, and this is the more affordable, readily available option, in the hotel chapels and in some of the other chapels around town, slot machines, blackjack tables and such can be brought into the room, with chips and dealers, to give the ambiance of a real casino. In fact, because you're in a town where Las Vegas casino weddings are put together a lot, you can even have the option of gambling for real, either giving your party guests a pre-determined amount of real chips to play with or not.

Remember, though, if the gambling is real, the usual casino rules about age limits will have to be respected. Still, if you have your heart set on getting married in a casino and you're not worth a few billion, this is the way to go and you can rest assured that everybody in your party will have an absolute ball!

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