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| - Just like Anna B., I was surprised at how not-as-tacky Cupid's Wedding Chapel really is. It still is Las Vegas gauche but not terribly so. Unlike other chapels on the Strip, Cupid's schedules weddings an hour apart to provide time for maximum full production value.Cupid's pride themselves on offering "a traditional church wedding at a chapel price." In other words, the poor man's wedding-Las Vegas style. Included in the package is a bridal processional-(where I could not stop laughing at the absurdity of it all), dimmed lights as the minister introduces the happy couple, and then a tape of the couple's favorite song so they can have their first dance right there at the pulpit after their "first" kiss.
In a nod to mixed families, Cupid offers family weddings for those couples blending preexisting families-the children become a part of the service. Compared to other gaudy chapels, this one is pleasantly low-key and down-to-earth, with white as snow walls and pews. There are stained glass doves and roses, and a banquet hall where your party can feast and celebrate your happy tidings.
Internet packages include a live webcast of your wedding, and pictures of the ceremony. Best part of this place is: ELVIS WEDDINGS, funky JAMES BROWN Nuptials, or my new favorite-a Johnny & June Cash-Walk the (Wedding) Line! It has been a while since I got hitched here but whenever I visit Sin City, I always drive by and pay my respects to Cupid's. When you just gotta get married fast-for whatever reason-there are many choices in Las Vegas. Do like me and make it a memorable occasion with a little bit of class-let Elvis offer you the matrimonial vows; allow funky James Brown to beg you: "Please, Please, Please" or Johnny and June Cash will warn you in song about that "Ring of Fire." BTW-no plastic rose petals at this high class hitching post!
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