We were married at the Bel Amour (now known as the Allure) in February, 2006. The office and chapel were kinda cheesy and tacky. A month after the wedding we contacted Clark County to get a certified marriage certificate and were told that our marriage had not been recorded! After many, many phone calls to a machine and messages left, empty promises by the receptionist that the owner would contact us, I contacted Clark Count regarding filing charges against Minister Oleros for not recording the marriage within 10 days as required by Nevada law and also contacted the Better Business Bureau. We were told by the Bel Amour that "the recorder's office lost the paperwork." The recorder's office assured us that they don't lose paperwork. To make a long story short, after 4 months many dollars worth of long distance calls, faxes, etc., we finally received our certificate. For your own peace of mind, I advise you to spend a little extra and go to one of the reputable chapels that will be more concerned with customer service.

the coordinator was very courteous and helpful, the minister was outstanding; and the limo driver rocked!! we even invited him to join our small intimate wedding party. although i was satisfied with the belamour, i do have several critiques:

-the space didn't seem very intimate. there was another party before ours and a lot of buzzing around. also the office was right our front and was a bit tacky.

-the carpet in the chapel was dirty. it might be helpful if the owners would invest in another carpet or at least some fabric to run over the carpet.

-the "hidden gratuities" were a bit much. although i'm aware that vegas is a service-oriented town and many people make their living off of tips and gratuities, it's a bit much for a new couple not from the area.

overall, it served it's purpose. we needed to have a "legal marriage." our real memories of our wedding day came from a romantic limo ride, dinner at the effel restaurant in the paris casino and watching the bellagio fountains from our hotel window.

we were married july 19,2005 at the bel amour and couldn't be more pleased! The staff was more than accomodating and helpful. It was short and simple, just the way we wanted it, but so worth the small price ($75)! Located in a small strip mall, the chapel itself was actually very beautiful inside. Our pictures turned out perfect and the officiator/pastor performed a very elegant ceremony. If you don't want the big fuss or the price tag for a huge wedding, we would definately recommend the Bel Amour. We couldn't be more impressed.

booked our wedding at the Granduer 3057 Las Vegas Blvd #20 Las Vegas Nevada 14/ 2004 november,paid to have certified copies of our wedding licence 40 dollars.wait 3 months so we can change our paperwork,only to be told the company has been sold,now called Belamour, many costly phone calls from europe still nothing,turns out we were the last people to get married at Granduer.Thanks rev Wendell Causito 10169 Rolling Tree St Las Vegas Nevada 89123 for ripping us off