we went to a wedding reception at valentino in the venetian. the food was spectacular and the reception itself was handled very nicely. right until the bride go so drunk she had to ride in a wheelchair, but thats a story for another occasion. there was a little over 50 people at the reception.

or, if you want to do it on the cheap, we just came back from a reception at the Treasure Island buffet. now i didn't actually attend the reception, but i heard it was nice. they roped off a small area and the food was good.

We actually managed to change our wedding date by one day so we could get Maggiano's. But now our chapel is closed on that day... So now I am looking for a little chapel that won't have too much Vegas cheese... :)

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Not much point in posting their needs on any website when the wedding took place three months ago.

jackss01, if you're going to make several posts with links to that site that you possibly either run or work for then don't waste your time. They'll get removed.

Try one of the Hotel chapels. We got married at Ceasars and there was no Vegasy stuff at the wedding. I would look at -

Cesars

Paris

Ventian/Plazzo

Wynn

Belliago

hotblonde-the couple were married in March