LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A second bride shared her story with eight Information Now on Thursday and voiced her frustrations over the lack of her wedding ceremony venue in downtown Las Vegas. 

“It’s simply been very irritating,” Larissa Gaccione stated. 

She described what she known as an terrible expertise whereas planning her wedding ceremony.

Gaccione informed eight Information Now she and her fiancé had been set to get married at ‘Mansion 54’, also referred to as ‘Hartland Mansion,’ close to Las Vegas Boulevard and Charleston Boulevard. 

Nevertheless, a few month in the past, she stated every part modified. 

“Hastily, this veil was lifted,” Gaccione stated. “And these items are popping out, and it wasn’t communicated.”

Gaccione stated she obtained an e-mail saying the long-lasting property bought and would now not be holding occasions. 

She informed eight Information Now the couple solely bought a portion of their a reimbursement. 

“We’ve misplaced now over $5,000,” she stated. “As a result of we had had a separate caterer scheduled.”

This week, hearth and metropolis officers confirmed to eight Information Now that the historic website is now set to be demolished on the new proprietor’s request. 

County information present the house was bought in Could for $four million, to Lanny Dean Love, proprietor of Grownup Superstores. 

“I can’t even think about for the brides who had been that month or this month,” Gaccione stated. ‘And the cash they’ve misplaced.”

In the long run, Larissa was capable of re-book her huge day, however she stated this type of emotional and monetary stress has been something however straightforward. 

“We spent a number of time and power on even attempting to get every part reset,” she concluded. “Come out extra out of pocket.”

eight Information Now reached out to Larissa’s contact with Mansion 54, together with the brand new proprietor of the property, however haven’t heard again.