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Allure Gardens banquet hall at 1134 S Rainbow Blvd. Buffet Station

Before deciding on bringing in your own items we highly recommend you read this entire page!

Our prices are probably one of the lowest in Las Vegas. We strive to offer a beautiful event for you at the best possible price. Come in and view our facility and let us discuss your needs and design a package just for you!

Affordable reception hall at Allure Gardens on Rainbow at 1134 S. Rainbow Blvd.

Ways for you to cut some costs:

1. Trim your guest list and don't allow guests to bring friends that you do not even know.
Sometimes guests don't realize that by inviting their own friends will cost you!
2. Choose food selections that are less costly. We can help give you a better price if you opt for casserole type foods instead of carved beef!
3. Use our free table centerpiece selections rather than bringing in your own.
4. Choose a Sunday - Thursday instead of a Saturday!

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Why you should have your event at Allure Gardens!
So let's first look at what it would cost to have an event at your own home for 100 people if you didn't use a banquet hall.
(We will assume you don't care about your time and effort to set-up, clean-up. Keeping everything running smoothly during event and won't have much time visiting with guests)
12 round tables to rent: $120
4 rectangular tables for food: $30
100 chairs: $500
Linens: $700
Chafing dish rentals: $50
Decorations/centerpieces: $150
Food: $650
Drinks: $300
DJ: $500
TOTAL: $3,000

So the bottom line is that you do all the work involved, days & days of planning and you didn't really save that much!


 

Frequently asked questions

Q: Does bringing in your own food really save you money?

A: No. In fact, besides being tired and stressed through it all, it is still going to cost you money to buy your own food. You have to prepare it and your kitchen isn't probably the most sanitary of conditions compared to our Grade A kitchen. You certainly don't want to put your guests at risk with food not being properly stored at the right temperatures, using bare hands etc. We still have to charge you $200 kitchen fee because you will need to use our refrigerator, food warmers, chafing dishes & sternos, lots of ice, etc. The health department has strict guidelines about food storage. Also, keep in mind that we are able to purchase food at a much lower cost than you can because we buy from restaurant supply houses.

Q: What if I just have appetizers instead of a buffet meal?

A: It's going to cost the same and the reason is if there is no meal then guests will eat as much if not more of the appetizers as they would a meal. Unless it's just a cocktail party it is never a good idea to omit the meal. Another reason is that all those tiny appetizers take a lot of time to prepare, in fact, much more time than preparing regular food.

Q: Instead of a cash bar can I pay for the bar so my guests don't have to?

A: Yes and there are several different options available such as purchasing drink tickets, paying just for the beer and wine etc.


How to have an affordable wedding reception or party!

What you need to know about banquet halls

We receive about 10 phone calls a day and about 15 emails a day. 95% of the inquiries is about wanting to have a reception or party at the lowest price. This is understandable but it's important to know what it takes to have a special event.

1. Ordering: linens, food, etc.
2. Set up - cleaning floors, set up tables, chairs, putting on linens, table settings, etc.
3. Payroll - It is necessary to have at least 2 chefs, wait staff, bartender, security, coordinator
4. Making sure your event goes smoothly is what we call "behind the scenes" and this consists of things you may never know go on. For instance, is the cake arriving on time, is the food order correct or perhaps something is missing, the DJ needs to have the list of songs and know the order of event, restrooms need to be supplied regularly, spills need to be cleaned up right away etc. 
5. Clean up - Kitchen to be completely cleaned, All dishes/silverware/pots/pans to be cleaned, all linens removed & sent out to be cleaned, all tables and chairs moved to clean floors and polish, bar area to be cleaned etc.
6. Utilities - The A/C units have to be set at about 65 degrees with all the people in the room. Lights, ovens, ice machine, etc all adds us tremendously!
7. Overhead - Rent, advertisement costs, print costs etc.

It is a misconception that the price per person is just the food. In fact, that can't be farther from the truth. Remember too that when you go to a restaurant to eat, you are there only 20-30 minutes and sharing the restaurant with others with no DJ. A restaurant is priced with the conception that they turn over guests in 20 minutes on average (if they didn't they would go out of business fast)! But with an event, you and your guests are there for at least 4 hours on average. You get the hall all to yourselves and we even include the DJ for your event!

So let's talk about costs. The reason we bring this topic up is to help educate everyone about what it costs to have an event for 50 guests.
1. Set up - about $200
It takes 12-14 man hours to set up for an event. Tables, chairs, linens have to be put on and sometimes bow ties on the chairs. Centerpieces cleaned and set up. Chafing dishes set out, ice in cold bar, table settings ready, napkins set out on tables and the list goes on.
2. Rental of linens - $250
3. Food Costs - $350
4. DJ for 5 hours - $600
5. Bar Set up - $500
Requires licensing from the City, Bartender, Security etc.
6. Over head - $200
Utilities, stocking up bathrooms, advertising costs etc.
7. Wait staff & chefs - $400
8. Clean up - $200
Floors need to be cleaned, linens and decor removed, dishes & silverware & glasses cleaned, kitchen cleaned etc.

That is a total of $2,500 and that is not including the monthly costs for a banquet hall such as rent, advertisement, etc. Now take into consideration that a banquet hall is in business to make some money because if they don't then what is the point? So if you are thinking that the cost per person is just the food, think again!

So basically for a 4 hour event for 50 guests costs $50 per person. That's just the hard costs. Our all inclusive package for 50 guests Sun-Thurs is only $2,850 ($3,150 Fri & Sat & holidays) so now wouldn't you agree our prices are very affordable?

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