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Pretty Day is a Las Vegas wedding planning and officiant agency founded by Coralie and Vincent, two French expatriates, serving French-speaking couples planning weddings and elopements in the United States. Pretty Day plans and officiates ceremonies in desert locations (including Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon, and Dry Lake Bed), on the Las Vegas Strip, and in Las Vegas chapels, with packages covering weddings, elopements, vow renewals, and proposals across a range of budgets. Coralie and Vincent are both recognized officiants by the State of Nevada. Coralie founded Pretty Day in 2018, after two years organizing trips along the West Coast for French-speaking clients; the team has since grown to include lead photographer Siga, exclusive videographer Tiago, and celebrant Amelie. Based in Las Vegas, with ceremonies offered across the American West, including desert sites around Las Vegas and the Strip. Reviewers highlight Coralie's responsiveness, detailed advance planning (including day-of timelines sent ahead), the quality of partner vendors, and the team's ability to handle last-minute changes and requests without stress to the couple.
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