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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.

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