Answer each question (three to five sentences) The soon-to-open wedding chapel at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas casino resort has a Strip view, which a hotel spokesman says is new for Vegas. That means those saying `I do` when the chapel opens Dec. 28 can take additional inspiration from the view of the ersatz Eiffel Tower and such; and folks on the sidewalk can peek in at the proceedings at the first-floor, Strip-side chapel. And the chapel where ceremonies start at just $80 isn't just for traditional quickie unions. It will offer vow renewals, commitment ceremonies, pet weddings and even `faux weddings.` That means if two people are partying and want to try out a marriage ceremony, they can do just that without having to go through the pain of divorce if it doesn't work out (Kim Kardashian, are you listening?). The decor will feature a take on the `Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign,` which will be a photo backdrop for wedding parties. Packages include a 20-minute ceremony, Champagne and `eraser rings` dispensed from a gumball machine. Couples get a souvenir photo taken in a photo booth. Extras include personalized playlists, bouquets and boutonnieres and photography. Legally binding ceremonies cost $90 more. What gives Cosmo a competitive edge over the other wedding chapels on the strip? How do you think “faux weddings” will affect the chapel’s sales? How important is it for service based businesses to somehow merchandise?

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The soon-to-open wedding chapel at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas casino resort has a Strip view, which a hotel spokesman says is new for Vegas. That means those saying `I do` when the chapel opens Dec. 28 can take additional inspiration from the view of the ersatz Eiffel Tower and such; and folks on the sidewalk can peek in at the proceedings at the first-floor, Strip-side chapel.
And the chapel where ceremonies start at just $80 isn't just for traditional quickie unions. It will offer vow renewals, commitment ceremonies, pet weddings and even `faux weddings.` That means if two people are partying and want to try out a marriage ceremony, they can do just that without having to go through the pain of divorce if it doesn't work out (Kim Kardashian, are you listening?).
The decor will feature a take on the `Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign,` which will be a photo backdrop for wedding parties. Packages include a 20-minute ceremony, Champagne and `eraser rings` dispensed from a gumball machine. Couples get a souvenir photo taken in a photo booth. Extras include personalized playlists, bouquets and boutonnieres and photography. Legally binding ceremonies cost $90 more.

1.What gives Cosmo a competitive edge over the other wedding chapels on the strip?

2.How do you think “faux weddings” will affect the chapel’s sales?

3.How important is it for service based businesses to somehow merchandise?