In-suite reception

[Inked1]

It was actually some photos a vendor on here posted for me that sealed the deal. The pics on the patio were awesome!!

Plus MGM has a lion habitat and I am a total big cat buff, who could say no to getting married at a hotel with Lions!!!

[Christine]

they do, although I don't think the cats are out all the time. NY NY is my favorite casino. They have a fabulous steak house so if you and your new hubby want to go to a nice dinner.

[atlcatlover]

Mandalay Bay is popular for in suite receptions, but I can't remember which room, maybe the Vista Suite. The Apex Suite at Planet Hollywood and the G suite at the Palms are also popular. Most people that I know bring food in from outside.

[BajaBride2010]

I love the idea of an in-suite reception or after party. I have been on the internet viewing suites. I had no idea about the Stardust Suite...Very nice FoxyBride. This forum is a true blessing...I hope I can contribute more information as I get further along in the process, but thank you all for sharing.

[MalibuBarbie]

Seriously thinking bout doing the in-suite reception and would love to hear how it worked out for all of you.....i know this thread was started quite a while ago. Love the Terrace suite at MGM but am having trouble getting pricing on it.

MalibuBarbie

[FoxyBride]

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Originally Posted by MalibuBarbie Seriously thinking bout doing the in-suite reception and would love to hear how it worked out for all of you.....i know this thread was started quite a while ago. Love the Terrace suite at MGM but am having trouble getting pricing on it. MalibuBarbie

I will let you know how mine goes Sept 19th. I hear the Terrace suite is nice because it has an outdoor area but I hear the decor is outdated. You should be able to get pricing through the normal reservations line.

[Inked1]

We paid about 700/night at the mgm for a terrace suite, though that is ab out as cheap as it will get. If you are getting married at mgm you get a chapel discount on rooms. I just kept checking the reservations site for them to open booking (they won't book more than 11 months out tops on the big suites)

We did end up picking outside catering from masterpiece cuisine, sooo much cheaper and my contact assured me they have had no issues bringing food in, the hotels try to discourage it because they want your money. We also plan to buy our alcohol at the liquor store to save money

[LeeshaS]

I live in Vegas, I have looked around and for me, I found that paris with Bally's has a in suite with catering for your number of guest. They even have different suites , on is a two story, maybe that would work, it was reasonable,,, did you pick where your ceremony will be? Paris chapel is beautiful.

 

Leesha

[LuckyBride710]

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Originally Posted by FoxyBride We are considering the Stardust Suite at the Orleans and the woman in catering straight up told me I didn't have to use them for catering, that I could bring in someone else. You pretty much can at all the hotels as long as you're discreet about it. They pretend to be all strict about it so that you will order from them, but it's your room. If you want to order Domino's you can, so if you want to order from Jason's Deli or bring in party trays from Sam's Club, you can do that too.

How can you be descrete about bringing in food in? I'm wanting to bring in tryas from costco and my own alcohol.

[TAHOEJENI]

Interesting concept - in suite party. Might have to look into that for my Mackinac Island wedding. Thanks.

Jeni