Small All-Inclusive Packages in Las Vegas
A bundled price on a small ceremony exists for one reason: so nothing gets added at the end.
See PricingA bundled price on a small ceremony exists for one reason: so nothing gets added at the end. For a party under twenty, one flat number typically covers the officiant, a witness if you don't have one, a short photo set and returning the signed license to the county.
Is a all-inclusive package right for you?
This option suits you if you're after any of the following:
- Couples who want a single number instead of a quote with line items
- Second marriages where a short ceremony and a family dinner is the entire plan
- Parents flying in for one afternoon, with no rehearsal and no weekend to fill
- Anyone who has been surprised by travel, witness or filing charges after the fact
Wedding terms to know
- Flat rate
- One price with travel, witness and filing already inside it, rather than quoted separately.
- Off-peak date
- A weekday or slow-season slot; usually the cheapest tier a provider offers.
- Filing
- Returning the signed marriage license to Clark County afterward — ask whether it's included or billed.
All-Inclusive Packages cost in Las Vegas
Typical Las Vegas pricing for all-inclusive packages. Final cost depends on the venue, guest count and add-ons.
| Option | Includes | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Bare bundle | Officiant, one witness, license filing | $350–$550 |
| Small ceremony bundle | Adds a short set of photos | $550–$800 |
| Family bundle | Seating for about 20, flowers, photos | $800–$1,100 |
How to plan your all-inclusive package
- Ask exactly what the number covers: travel, witness, filing and how many photos
- Check whether a weekday or off-season date moves you to a lower tier
- Count heads honestly — most small bundles stop including seating around twenty
- Collect your Clark County license first; no bundle substitutes for it
All-Inclusive Packages FAQ — Las Vegas
What should a small wedding bundle actually include?
An officiant, one adult witness if you need one supplied, the license filing afterward and a short photo set. Anything billed on top of those four is an add-on, not part of the bundle — ask before you book.
Is a bundle cheaper than paying for each piece separately?
For a party under twenty, usually yes, because travel and witness fees are already inside the number. Once you're seating more than that, pricing each piece on its own often comes out lower.