Question:

Where in Las Vegas is a good place to get married?

Ideas for an Outdoor Las Vegas Wedding

Looking to get married in an outdoor location somewhere in the Las Vegas area? Here are some ideas. Try one of the lovely wedding gazebos located at either wedding chapels or hotels in Las Vegas.

Another unusual and beautiful location is the nearby Red Rock canyon setting, which will allow you to feel on top of the world on your special day. Not too far from the Red Rock canyons is the Grand Canyon itself. Do a Google search on the Valley of Fire, you may find that this serene environment will give the two of you the perfect backdrop from which to start your life together.

A Helicopter Wedding Experience

Do you like heights and headphones? Get married on a helicopter ride over the Las Vegas strip. A private helicopter wedding package will include seating for five guests (every wedding needs a witness!), a 6” wedding cake, limousine to and from the heli-pad, flowers, champagne and the minister's fee. Look up Las Vegas Grand Canyon Tours for the ride of a lifetime.

Las Vegas Outdoor Wedding Locations

Another Las Vegas outdoor wedding tip would be to think about a Las Vegas Garden Wedding or Gazebo wedding. Scenery and elegance may be the first thing you notice but make an alternative location your second. Ask your wedding coordinator about rain plans if you are planning a Las Vegas Garden Wedding or a Las Vegas Gazebo wedding. He or she should know of nearby indoor locations, or perhaps they provide a rain location themselves. The winter months in Las Vegas can also prove to be a bit chilly often reaching in the low 30s. Make sure you cover all the logistics when planning your outdoor Las Vegas Wedding.

A Mt. Charlestown Wedding Experience

Looking for Las Vegas outdoor wedding tips? Sometimes folks are attracted to the idea of getting married in Las Vegas, but are not in to the hotel or chapel wedding. Mt. Charlestown is a really interesting option. It is located about 35 miles from the Las Vegas strip and reaches a high of almost 12,000 feet. Temperatures average 25 to 35 degrees cooler then the Las Vegas area and offers couples a cooler alternative for Las Vegas wedding ceremonies. Ceremonies can take place either in the shade of ancient pine trees or alpine-like mountain meadows above the 8,000 foot level. The views from Mt. Charleston, the state's eighth highest mountain, are some of the most beautiful in Southern Nevada.