The unique mountain top location has it all. After turning off Lilac Road, heavy iron gates open, as you enter to drive up a winding road, with a gazebo and fountain located on the left side, and the Inn on the fight side. There is plenty of parking behind the Inn. From the moment you enter the Zosa Ranch to register as a guest, there is something almost psychic about the place. Each room at the Inn is beautifully decorated in coordinated color schemes, all with private baths.There is an enormous family room, with pool table and television, a comfortable living room with a homey fireplace and a very large dining room. And outside there is an enormous pool and patio area, complete with a bubbling spa; all of the amenities providing comfort and elegance.The owner of the Zosa Bed & Breakfast Inn, Nena Zosa and the Manager Connie Vlasis feel they have been led through much of their lives by angelic forces. Guests are all welcomed with courtesy and gracious hospitality.

Lots of people were married in Nevada last year--about 125,000. A big part of the reason so many folks chose to wed in the state is that it''s easy. No blood test is required nor is there a waiting period. Any person 18 or older does not need consent, although proof of age is requested. Marriage licenses are obtained at the county clerk''s office in any of Nevada''s 17 counties. And the state''s wedding chapels offer as many or as few amenities as you desire.In Nevada, when it comes to weddings you have few legal restrictions--and a built-in honeymoon destination.Not surprisingly, Las Vegas gets most of the action--last year more than 200 couples per day tied the knot there--but plenty of prospective brides and grooms select other parts of the state for their vow-sharing, including Reno, Lake Tahoe, Laughlin, and Carson City.

Nena revealed she had a near-death experience early on in her life, where she recalls a mysterious vision of nine angels talking to her, telling her to go back and finish her work on earth. She had almost forgotten about this near-death vision until her mother passed away. And then, once more the vision of the nine angels came to her about the time she was looking for someone to manage her bed and breakfast inn.Nena first met Connie Vlasis in 1995 while Connie was working as the fund-raising chairman for the Nicole Brown Simpson Charitable Foundation. During a day of organizing assistance for abused women. Tanya Brown walked in with an angel pin. The group decided that day to adopt the angel pin as their fund-raising project symbol. Within a short time, the pin had raised $2,000 for the organization. Connie''s catering business card was passed on to the former manager of the Zosa Ranch Bed & Breakfast Inn, to assist in catering an event.

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