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Story by Debra Scott
Photos By Alban Christ
Everybody knows that a perfect night is all about timing. You must
arrive at the club after the hordes have been waiting in line long
enough to make them eye you with envy. Fortunately, the people at
The Light Group who run the celebrity-favorite club Light, provide you with
your own bachelorette coordinator to escort you through an artfully
choreographed evening from dinner to lounge to club, where a spectacular
entrance is guaranteed.
Come on triple 7s!
Cheers!
Dinner is at FIX, Bellagio's trendiest restaurant known for its
"scene and cuisine," where a continual stream of people ascends
into the curvaceous, dark interior constructed almost entirely of
exotic wood. Get a table on the outer edge, which is open to
the passing parade of glammed-up club goers. For less visibility
(but who goes to Vegas for that?), you can move into the low-lit,
vanilla leather booths or the private glass-shielded dining room.
As you would expect, the food at FIX is as sumptuous as its
surroundings. Order a selection of Kobe sliders, osetra caviar poppers,
crab cakes, oysters, sashimi, and the daily hand-cut pasta. Did we mention
meats grilled over smoldering wood and lobster mashed potatoes?
Dinner with my girls!
During your meal, your bachelorette coordinator will check in on
you; when you're ready for the evening's
next destination, give her a call on her cell.
She'll escort you to the intimate lounge, Caramel, where your table
awaits. If your package includes European bottle service, you'll get
to choose a bottle of premier alcohol served with all the right
mixers, which will yield 25 cocktails. Or, have a cocktail or two
at the bar. Either way, sit back and enjoy the swank room filled
with luscious energy.
'Round midnight is the witching hour: that magic time
when you're whisked past mobs of sequined and
glitter-cheeked beauties and their beaux, as bouncers
guarding the velvet rope whisper into earphones and
usher you through the curtains into the inner sanctum
of Light. It's hard not to let out a sigh of awe and
excitement as you ascend the red-lit escalators,
heart throbbing to the beat of the music. |
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