The Secret Garden: An Outdoor Las Vegas Wedding Venue



Posted: Saturday, April 08, 2006

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Las Vegas Wedding Informer

If you are planning to have an outdoor wedding in Las Vegas, you may want to take a closer look at The Secret Garden at the Las Vegas Racquet Club. This wedding venue is located on the grounds of a private Las Vegas country club and offers a beautiful ten acre garden area for wedding ceremonies and receptions. The garden features a gazebo, covered patio, pool with fountain, and plenty of twinkle lights. The Secret Garden also offers a lovely indoor wedding pavilion which also features a gazebo and twinkle lights. Although the country club is private, anybody can have a wedding there.

The Secret Garden offers several ceremony and reception packages. Packages include a ceremony with an officiant, flowers, and a disc jockey who provides music for both the ceremony and reception. Hors d’oeuvres and cocktail receptions or buffet style dinner and open bar receptions are offered and include a wedding cake. The Secret Garden can also provide photography and videography services.

Another very interesting and unique feature that is offered by The Secret Garden is a vintage horse and carriage. This can really add to the romantic atmosphere of an outdoor wedding. They also have classic cars available and can arrange Elvis and themed weddings.

Packages at The Secret Garden run about a thousand dollars more on Saturdays than the rest of the week. If you are not set on having your wedding on a Saturday, you can save yourself some money by choosing a different day of the week.

It is definitely worth your time to give The Secret Garden a closer look if you are planning an outdoor garden wedding. Their packages include everything you need and take the pain out of planning a wedding. And you can’t beat the wonderful atmosphere that they provide.

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A link to view it would be much more helpful.
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