The Best Wedding Venues in Las Vegas

All-inclusive packages, event coordinator, complimentary parking for hotel guests

Set on the Las Vegas Strip, Caesars Palace has several indoor and outdoor venues ranging from chapels to manicured gardens that can accommodate weddings of varying sizes and start at just $600. The largest ceremony site can seat up to 196 guests while the biggest reception ballroom can fit a whopping 5,200.

There are multiple all-inclusive packages to choose from, all of which cover a wedding coordinator, minister or officiant services, and a professional photoshoot. Upgraded options provide a floral credit, accommodations, hair and makeup, and roundtrip transportation to and from the airport. And should you want a themed extravaganza, the property also offers Roman characters to spice up your guest list.

Another perk of having a wedding at Caesars Palace is that you also have access to the resort’s numerous facilities. The hotel is home to a five-acre pool deck, 4,500 square feet of gaming, more than 20 restaurants and bars, a 50,000-square-foot spa, and even an on-site nightclub to party before or after your nuptials. Plus, room blocks with discounted rates can be arranged at Caesars Palace or any of their sister properties in the Caesars Entertainment portfolio.

Event manager, dedicated catering manager, pool deck, award-winning spa

The Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas took over the former Mandarin Oriental in 2018 and interiors were renovated with more up-to-date decor and technology. It remains a non-gaming, non-smoking property, offering a nice respite from the usual resorts on the Las Vegas Strip, and provides some of the most exceptional views around.

For weddings, expect to pay upwards of $25,000 at this five-star hotel. While the price tag may be higher than some other options, luxury wedding designer Andrea Eppolito remarks that they provide “unmatched service and food” and it's an “exclusive choice that’s absolutely stunning.” There are eight spaces to choose from, including an outdoor pool deck, with the largest fitting up to 400 guests and features the only ballroom balcony in the city that looks over Las Vegas Boulevard.

There’s an Elopement Package that includes accommodations, a photographer, and an intimate ceremony, but if you’re choosing the Waldorf, you’ll likely want to tap into their lavish offerings and tailor them to your liking. The hotel also serves as a great location for any pre-wedding activities, including time spent at their award-winning, 27,000-square-foot spa and drinks at the 23rd-floor SkyBar.

Complimentary self-parking, lighting and sound equipment, projector screen

If you’re looking for an affordable, off-Strip venue with rustic-chic decor, look no further than A Simple Affair. The 4,100-square-foot space features reclaimed wood paneling and has a dedicated bridal room, sound system, and a projector for slides and videos. Weddings here can cost as low as $1,000 and have a max capacity of 200 people; however, it’s a great fit for more intimate gatherings, offering package minimums starting at 15 guests for à la carte pricing and 30 guests for all-inclusive options. While the venue offers catering, you can also bring in your own vendor who will have full use of the on-site kitchen with no additional fees. And if you have a custom layout in mind, the staff is more than happy to accommodate your vision.

Complimentary self-parking, on-site flower shop, drive-thru service

Open since 1951, a Little White Wedding Chapel has been a favorite with celebrities. Their star-studded list includes the likes of Britney Spears, Michael Jordan, and, most recently, Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner. If you want to follow in their footsteps and elope, the venue accepts walk-ins for the ultra-spontaneous couple. There are also packages starting as low as $50 that can be booked in advance if you’re bringing along guests. Choose from five different venues, which include an outdoor gazebo and a drive-thru with a cherub-adorned ceiling, with the largest fitting up to 20 guests. They also offer a variety of extras to choose from, including a pink Cadillac and an Elvis impersonator. 

All-inclusive packages, wedding coordinator, complimentary self-parking

Bear’s Best Las Vegas is home to one of the destination’s premier golf courses, but in addition, they also specialize in all-inclusive weddings. For your outdoor ceremony, there are three locations to choose from, all with breathtaking views of the Red Rock Canyon and mountains, and cover everything except for the bridal party’s flowers and any florals added to the arch. That means you won’t have to pay extra for an officiant, photography, and aisle petals.

The reception is held in an indoor banquet room that can seat up to 200 guests with floor-to-ceiling windows and covers a DJ and emcee for entertainment as well as a custom-designed cake. If you plan on having a larger wedding or want a completely al fresco celebration, an outdoor reception can hold up to 400 guests but requires an additional fee. For catering, there’s the option of either buffet or plated meals at $89 and $99 per person, respectively, which includes four hours of unlimited beer and wine. If you want to round out the evening with action stations and bar packages that cover liquor, Bear’s Best offers those as well.

Dedicated catering manager, complimentary self-parking

Thanks to the city’s dry and arid climate, outdoor weddings are extremely popular and Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa is the perfect spot for an alfresco celebration. The property has an indoor chapel, but their four gorgeous outdoor venues are the real winners, which include the Florentine Gardens, Ponte Vecchio Bridge, Tuscany Courtyard, and the Beach Lagoon complete with a waterfall backdrop.

The largest ceremony site can sit up to 400 guests while the biggest reception area can sit up to 1,200 with space for a dancefloor. For the ceremony, there’s an all-inclusive package that covers a sixty-minute venue rental, a two-night stay in the Honeymoon Suite for you and your partner, and breakfast the day after your wedding; otherwise, you can rent one of their spaces for an hour based on availability and fees start at $1,200. The reception is a four-hour event that includes set-up, a cocktail reception, passed hors d’oeuvres, either a plated or buffet dinner, a champagne toast, and the wedding cake,

Wedding coordinator, wedding gown and tuxedo rental shop, photographer

Weddings can be expensive, but at Lucky Little Chapel you can have a ceremony for as little as $99. Their packages include digital photos, post-wedding license filing, music, and a minister, with upgraded versions that cover additional perks like bouquets, gown and tuxedo rentals, and Elvis serenades.

There are two modern chapels to choose from—one with a stone background and another that’s predominantly white with chandeliers, both with beautiful floral arches—that can sit up to 26 guests. And if you’re staying in Downtown Las Vegas, this venue is conveniently located just a few blocks from Fremont Street.

Two dressing suites, on-site kitchen, waterfalls, complimentary self-parking (around 60 vehicles)

Located about half an hour away from the Las Vegas Strip, Lotus House is an exclusive-use, full-service estate ideal for those who want a private wedding without all of Sin City’s hustle and bustle. Outside you’ll find manicured lawns, a covered patio, custom-built pergola, and even waterfalls to complement your special day.

Inside, there are two dressing suites, a kitchen, and a multi-level ballroom. The real beauty of this space is in its flexibility. Eppolito, who also curates Lotus House’s vendor services, comments that there are “unlimited ways to set up the venue and the back walls are all glass, which can be opened up to create a really expansive indoor-outdoor experience.” Rental fees start at $4,000 and can comfortably seat 150 guests inside with a dancefloor or 250 outside. Packages are customized to your liking and can include everything from food, beverages, florals, photography, and more.