A new wedding concierge concept is headed for the Boulevard Mall, with plans to turn a Suite 122 storefront into a one-stop shop for engaged couples navigating Las Vegas's enormous destination wedding scene. Vegas Wedding Club by Lacilu is slated for 3582 S. Maryland Parkway, inside the single-story enclosed mall at the southeast corner of Maryland Parkway and Desert Inn Road in Paradise, on the city's eastside.
The concept is described as a destination wedding concierge, planning service and vendor network, according to WhatNow, which first reported the planned opening. The outlet reports the club combines bridal fashion, wedding professionals, venue and experience discovery, events and a digital marketplace under one roof, with curated wedding gowns and full service for engaged couples among the offerings it plans to provide.
Jocelyn Correa Bett is named as owner and CEO of both Vegas Wedding Club and its parent brand, Lacilu, and WhatNow reports she confirmed the opening. Lacilu, per the same account, initially built its identity around bridal couture, editorial fashion previews and wedding design before developing into a broader network connecting local bridal designers, wedding planners, venues, photographers and beauty professionals. The brand uses the taglines “fabulous in every stitch” and “your dream wedding in vegas.”
A Flagship With Bigger Ambitions
The company's website says the Las Vegas location is intended as its flagship and the foundation for future Lacilu wedding clubs elsewhere, the WhatNow report notes. The Boulevard Mall location's founding design and creative community reportedly includes David Tupaz, Jean Amour and J Layson.
The timing of the actual debut is murkier. WhatNow's own article text says the club is expected to open in early 2027, while its dek and seed reporting describe a summer 2027 opening instead. Separately, a company announcement distributed in late September through financialcontent.com said the company was preparing to open in Las Vegas in February 2027 — a third timeframe that does not match either of WhatNow's windows. No single opening date has been confirmed across all the available reporting.
That same September announcement described the venture as a new wedding concierge and bridal destination designed to connect engaged couples with the professionals and services they need, and said the company was actively seeking partnerships with wedding venues throughout Nevada, including hotels, chapels, event centers and outdoor venues.
Why Vegas Is Fertile Ground For a Bridal Concierge
The timing taps into a market that remains massive even amid recent softness. The Vegas Wedding Chamber says Las Vegas hosts roughly 80,000 weddings a year, or about one in every 20 weddings performed nationwide, according to weddingchamber.vegas. The Chamber describes itself as a public-private partnership between the Clark County Clerk's Office and the local wedding industry, and it requires certified members to prove they are licensed to do business in Las Vegas and properly insured or bonded for their field.
Clark County performed more than 70,000 weddings in 2025 and has hosted well over 5 million since the county's founding in 1909, FOX5 Vegas reports. The station also found that Las Vegas has 75 stand-alone wedding chapels plus dozens of casinos and resorts offering wedding services, and that the industry reflects roughly $3.3 billion in economic impact for the city's tourism sector. Clark County Clerk Lynne Marie Goya told the station that almost all county weddings are destination weddings, with couples traveling in specifically to marry there.
Still, the same FOX5 Vegas report described an 8% decline in marriages locally in 2025, prompting some venues to adapt. Chapel of the Flowers told the station it added 16,000 flowers to one of its chapels to create a more Instagram-friendly space, and Rosa Mexicano was set to begin hosting weddings in its monochromatic pink room the following month. Against that backdrop, Vegas Wedding Club by Lacilu is betting that a concierge model pairing fashion, vendors and digital matchmaking can carve out its own niche once it opens its doors at the Boulevard Mall.
