Formal & Traditional Wedding Gowns and Dresses Formal wedding dresses are classic, timeless styles. Most popular colors are white, ivory and champagne. Popular silhouettes include a-line, princess, mermaid, trumpet, and fit and flare. Destination wedding dresses are softer and lighter. They are less formal and less structured. They tend to flow gently and are suitable for a non-traditional wedding. In Las Vegas, a Destination Gown can transfer easily from the chapel to a night on the town. Short and Sassy Bridal Gowns In Las Vegas, a short wedding dress is the perfect choice. Paired with a great pair of heels and the right veil, the short and sassy and high - low bridal gown is sure to be a winner! Elegance Plus Size Bridal Dresses Plus size wedding gowns are available in every beautiful style. Strapless, ball gown, fit and flare, a-line, umpire, trumpet, t-length and short. It’s all about the shape and look of the gown and the way it makes you feel. Design Your Own Dress
From years of dressing brides, and designing for other companies, Un Deux Voila! was born out of necessity. Brides would say that they liked the top of one dress and the bottom of another, making it a challenge to find the perfect gown. That is why Un Deux Voila! had to be created. It was a must. Un Deux Voila allows you, the bride, to design your own wedding dress. It just makes perfect sense. The Un Deux Voila! line of bridal gowns is unique, logical, and oh so practical. It doesn’t matter what size you are, because it’s all mix and match, making it easier to choose one size for the bottom, and a different size for the top, depending on your body type. Since all of our tops are corset style, they can all be easily adjusted with no need for alterations.Open plan private apartment, (living room, dining room, kitchen), plus two private bedrooms--roughly 1,100 sq. ft. total. In winter, electric heat. In summer, large overhead fans. Comfy light-filled living room features original art on the walls and a stunning kitchen with high-end cabinets and stainless steel appliances.
Front bedroom can sleep two, and back bedroom sleeps one. Fully equipped contemporary kitchen: range, microwave, hot pot, drip coffee maker, spices, full-sized fridge, pots, pans, dishes, glasses, mugs and silverware. Also includes iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner, cleaning supplies, plenty of reading material, local tourism guides and yoga mats. Extra linens are in the drawers located in the main bedroom. Extra towels are located in the 2nd bedroom. Maximum of 3 adult guests. Sorry, no children or pets although we may make exceptions for small pets depending upon the circumstances. The space is also perfect for visiting professors and health professionals as we can accept extended stays.The apartment has a private entrance off of 7th Street. Guests have access to the full, private apartment with the exception of two storage closets. Bedroom A has a Full size bed that sleeps two people and includes a guest closet. Bedroom B has a twin size bed and includes a writing desk. The guest driveway is directly off of 7th Street, just north of the apartment.
Hosts are very knowledgeable about the town and the region and are happy to answer questions or make recommendations regarding restaurants, activities and places to visit. Hosts live on site in a separate live/work studio and are artists/designers/educators who have been actively involved in the community producing and overseeing many arts, business and educational activities in town.We are centrally located on 7th Street, one of the main streets in Las Vegas. Convenient to both downtown areas. Many shops, galleries and places to eat are within short walk. Las Vegas has a long, rich and fascinating history.This is the authentic Las Vegas: a three-college town 45-minutes east of Santa Fe; the southeastern point of a spectacular loop to Taos along the east side of the Sangre de Cristo mountains; an impressive collection of architectural gems and a burgeoning arts community. Las Vegas was incorporated in 1835, but the original settlement is just as old as Santa Fe. Las Vegas served as a key stop on the historic Santa Fe Trail;
a hard-core wild west town; home to America's most notorious gun-slinging outlaws including Doc Holliday (who owned a saloon and barber shop in town), and Billy the Kid (who spent time in jail here); and a gritty backdrop for numerous films including "Easy Rider", the Academy Award-winning "No Country for Old Men", Simon Pegg's sci-fi comedy, "Paul" and television pilots for "Vegas" and "Midnight Texas". Its beautifully renovated historic train station brings travelers via Amtrak from downtown Los Angeles to the west, and from downtown Chicago to the east. Las Vegas has long served as a gateway between east and west, a densely layered locus for generations of people in motion: Apache and Comanche nomads, French fur trappers, Spanish conquistadors, pioneers migrating westward, fevered gold miners, wild-west outlaws on the run, east coast merchants, Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders, Hollywood film crews, bikers on Harleys and Europeans in search of the authentic Wild West. This is a three college, two high school town and it can be celebratory and noisy at certain times of the year, including: start of school, homecoming weekend, graduation;
and during large event weekends, such as the Fourth of July, The Fiestas, the Rough Rider Motorcycle Rally, and New Year's Eve. However, this is a town of parades and celebrations, so these are also some of the most festive and fun times to be in town. If you are going to be in town during one of the above noisy weekends of the year, and are not in town to celebrate and/or are seeking peace and quiet, remember that Rita-T's is right in the thick of things. If you want to be a part of the action, we are very convenient to everything.We are centrally located off of 7th Street, the main drag in the North New Town Victorian Neighborhood. Off street parking is available for one vehicle. The town is very walkable and bicycle friendly. A short walk: Downtown (New Town) is 2-3 blocks away (banks, shops, restaurants). A Post Office and the historic Carnegie Library and Park are also nearby. Walgreen's, a grocery store, and several fast food restaurants are a few blocks to the north. Within a 10-15 minute walk: Highlands University campus, Donnelly Library, Burris Hall Gallery, Ray Drew Gallery, Ilfeld Auditorium;