The Vegas wedding week, explained.
Eight guides to getting married in Las Vegas: what it actually costs, how the Clark County marriage license works, the planning order, and how couples handle the rehearsal dinner, reception, after-party and morning-after brunch. We are not a wedding planner and does not arrange ceremonies — we book the restaurants, clubs and pool cabanas around them. For the ceremony itself we point couples to The Little Neon Chapel on Fremont Street (thelittleneonchapel.com), who you book with directly.
Wedding week guides
- How much does a Vegas wedding cost? — A legal Las Vegas wedding starts around $300 all-in on the budget end (Clark County marriage license $102, ceremony from $69 at The Little Neon Chapel on Fremont Street, basic photo). A full reception...
- Clark County Marriage License Guide — A Clark County marriage license costs $102, is issued same-day in person at the Marriage License Bureau in downtown Las Vegas, requires both parties to appear together with government-issued photo ID,...
- How to get married in Las Vegas: the planning checklist — Getting married in Las Vegas takes three concrete steps: get a $102 Clark County marriage license in person at the downtown bureau, hold the ceremony at a chapel of your choice or with any officiant t...
- Vegas wedding reception venues — Vegas wedding receptions split across four formats: private dining rooms at Strip restaurants for seated meals (typical capacity 15-80), rooftop bars and skydecks for cocktail-style receptions (40-200...
- Vegas wedding rehearsal dinners — Vegas rehearsal dinners typically run at a Strip restaurant's private dining room the night before the ceremony. For groups of 8-20 a chef's counter or a small private room works; for 20-50 a semi-pri...
- Vegas wedding after-parties — Vegas wedding after-parties typically move the wedding party from the reception venue to a partner nightclub for late-night dancing and bottle service. For groups of 10-15 a VIP table is the right siz...
- Vegas bachelor and bachelorette weekends — Vegas bachelor and bachelorette weekends are usually three days of stacked reservations: a Friday-night arrival dinner and a nightclub table, a Saturday pool club cabana plus an evening dinner and clu...
- Vegas wedding morning-after brunch — Vegas morning-after wedding brunches typically run 10:30am-1pm at a Strip restaurant or pool club. For groups of 8-15 a restaurant private banquette works; 15-30 favors a private dining room or a pool...
What we book
- Rehearsal-dinner private dining rooms
- Reception venues: private dining rooms, rooftop bars, dayclubs, nightclub buyouts
- After-party nightclub tables and skyboxes
- Morning-after brunch and pool-club cabanas
- Bachelor and bachelorette weekend itineraries
- Limousine and group transportation
What we don't
- The ceremony, the chapel, the officiant — book those directly
- The marriage license — both parties have to appear at the county bureau in person
- Wedding planning: florals, music management, day-of coordination
- Photography and videography
Book the dining and the nights — submit dates, guest count, budget tier and what you're looking for. The concierge team responds within 24 hours.