If you’re planning a ceremony in Las Vegas, this year brings an added exciting incentive to really go big. All this year, the Vegas Wedding Chamber is holding a contest for 2026 Vegas Wedding Dress of the Year. It’s open to anyone holding a wedding here; all you have to do is submit a bridal photo taken in your dress (contest details are available at weddings.vegas). The winner gets their dress displayed at Harry Reid International Airport beginning February 2027! So get that dress ready and reserve your perfect spot!
At the Chapel of Crystals at Westgate Las Vegas, you can customize your ceremony depending on your budget and group size. The property has all the services and options you want—gowns, tuxedo rentals, handcrafted bridal bouquets, hair, makeup, professional photography, wedding rings, bridal accessories and more.
If you want a truly unique wedding, Omega Mart by Meow Wolf at AREA15 offers ceremony locations throughout the surreal grocery store experience, including an officiant, professional photographer, admission for the wedding couple and luxury vehicle pickup from your hotel.
Golden Nugget offers several tiers depending on budget and group size. You can enjoy a 30-minute ceremony for $399 (includes the groom’s boutonniere, a three-rose bridal bouquet and eight photo prints) or go really big with the “Poolside Paradise” package, complete with a bottle of champagne, Golden Nugget flutes, a Rush Tower suite for two nights and a live streaming webcast of your ceremony for $2,850.
At Resorts World Las Vegas, offerings include the Iris Wedding package (starting at $195 per person) that includes the ceremony itself, a cocktail reception with three tray-passed hors d’oeuvres and a three-hour premium bar, and a three-course plated dinner with appetizer, entrée and two-tier wedding cake for up to 50 guests.
Over at Circa Resort & Casino, wedding package options include nuptials at Vue Bar balcony, where you get the bright lights of Fremont Street Experience for an unforgettable backdrop. This is for both intimate and larger weddings—book the balcony (maximum of 10 people) or the indoor bar area (for up to 50 people), beginning at $3,000. Or have your ceremony 60 stories up at Legacy Club, where options include food and beverage (starting at $5,000 for a minimum of 50 people) or catering (starting at $8,000 for a minimum of 50 people).
Also consider the properties of MGM Resorts International, where you can say “I do” in either a traditional chapel, in front of a leopard shark at the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay or facing the Fountains of Bellagio at Terraza di Sogno, a private terrace that accommodates up to 40 friends and family.
If you’re more the outdoorsy type, consider the “Desert Enchantment” package from Maverick Helicopters, where you begin by flying over Red Rock Canyon to a private vista where your nuptials will take place, a panoramic overlook 2,900 feet over the city. You and your wedding party will enjoy a champagne toast, beverages and photo opportunities galore.
How about a scary wedding? At Universal Horror Unleashed at AREA15, you can get married by a costumed officiant (with a costumed witness!), all capped by a champagne toast!
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