By Mick Bailey

Las Vegas just came off its biggest weekend of the year, New Years Eve. The City that Never Sleeps had little time to rest up for its second biggest weekend; Valentine’s Day. This is going to be the sixth year in a row that Las Vegas will be America’s most popular Valentine’s Day destination. All year long Vegas is full of romance for couples, but what makes the 14th of February so special? Weddings!

Over 100,000 couples choose Las Vegas to get married each year. There are over 50 wedding chapels and most major resorts have their own. You have to look past the numbers and understand what is so special about getting married in the Entertainment Capital of the World. Traditional, unusual, romantic or just quick, Las Vegas offers everything for weddings and they are performed 24 hours a day. This year Valentine’s Day falls on a Thursday so most couples will take advantage of this and make it a four day weekend. Getting married is the priority for couples on this weekend, but what other Valentine’s Day festivities can they enjoy? Here are a few.

By Mick Bailey

Living in Southern California there is always something to do. One day you can go to Universal Studios or the San Diego Zoo. Another day maybe it could be Disneyland or the Santa Monica Pier. All are fun things to do, but there is one problem; being spread out in Southern California realistically you can only do one thing in a day. That is why going to Las Vegas is the thing to do.

Gambling is the first thing that most people think of when it comes to Las Vegas. Everyone pictures themselves on a roll at a craps table at Caesars Palace; dice in one hand and a buxom blond in the other. It can’t get any better than that….or can it?