Small & Affordable Weddings in The Strip
Marrying on Las Vegas Boulevard does not require a ballroom or a guest list.
All of Las Vegas →Marrying on Las Vegas Boulevard does not require a ballroom or a guest list. A large share of Strip ceremonies run about twenty minutes with six people watching, booked into a weekday morning because that is when the rate is lowest and the sidewalks are quiet. Monday-through-Thursday morning slots on the Strip usually price well under Friday and Saturday evenings for the same ceremony, and the crowds are thin enough that grandparents and young children are not fighting foot traffic. Two things catch small budgets by surprise here: resort parking charges and the walking distance between where you park and where you stand, so pick a spot you can pull up close to. For the full rundown of ceremony types and pricing, start with the Las Vegas Weddings guide.
Around The Strip
Couples marrying in The Strip are typically near:
- Welcome to Las Vegas sign
- Las Vegas Boulevard
- Strip pedestrian bridges
- Harry Reid International Airport
The Strip, in brief
- Weekday slot
- A Monday-to-Thursday ceremony time, generally the lowest-priced hour on the Strip.
- Ceremony-only booking
- Vows, signatures and nothing else — no reception, coordinator or rented decor attached.
- Walk-up photo stop
- A brief stop at the Welcome sign for pictures after a short ceremony elsewhere.
The Strip on the map
Wedding venues serving the The Strip area of Las Vegas:
Popular ceremony types near The Strip
| Ceremony near The Strip | Typical price | Length |
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Nearby Las Vegas areas
Wedding guides for areas near The Strip:
The Strip wedding FAQ
Can we get married on the Strip with just a few guests?
Yes. Ceremony-only bookings for four to ten people are ordinary here, and on a weekday morning they commonly run about $200 to $450 in the Las Vegas market, plus the Clark County license fee paid separately at the Marriage Bureau.
Does a Strip address automatically mean an expensive wedding?
No. The day and hour drive the cost far more than the address does. A weekday-morning ceremony with no reception sits in much the same range on the Strip as it does off it.