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Las Vegas Theme Weddings
By Kevin Stith

"Las Vegas theme weddings are the envy of the world. Nowhere else on planet earth can you find such a dazzling array of choices for a theme wedding. If you can’t find it in Las Vegas, it simply doesn’t exist! Here’s a partial list of just some of the different themes available in Las Vegas:

•The Rock and Roll wedding – be the rock star marrying his favorite groupie.
•The Camelot wedding – be Liz and Richard for the evening.
•The Intergalactic Wedding – be the alien of your choice!
•The Victorian wedding – go back to a simpler, gentler time and get married in wigs and bustles.
•The 50’s wedding – just like in Grease!
•The Beach Party – sun and sand in your hair while the minister marries you.
•The Gangster wedding – gives the phrase “shotgun wedding” a whole new meaning.
•The Western Wedding – six guns blazing at the local saloon as you and Miss Kitty tie the knot.
•The Egyptian Motif – be Liz and Richard again as Cleopatra and Mark Antony proclaim their love for the ages.
•The Harley Theme – where you and your biker babe get hitched in front of the Hell’s Angels (or a reasonable facsimile).
•The James Bond affair – be the suave international spy for a night!
•The Blues Brother – sport the dark glasses and blues music motif.
•The Liberace “gay” theme – complete with outlandish jewelry and costumes.
•The Magic Show – where hopefully nobody will be made to disappear.
•The Woodstock – you and a half million close friends in the mud.
•The Tomb – get married in a cave with mummies.

If none of the existing themes works for you, feel free to invent your own, but remember to keep it safe and legal!"

Las Vegas Weddings Info provides detailed information on Las Vegas wedding chapels, packages and receptions, as well as garden, helicopter, casino, hotel, Elvis and other Las Vegas theme weddings. Las Vegas Weddings Info is the sister site of Maui Weddings Web.

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Las Vegas Theme Weddings By Kevin Stith

Las Vegas Theme Weddings
By Kevin Stith