Weddings in The Strip, Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Strip is the world's most famous place to marry, packed with resort chapels, classic standalone chapels and neon-lit backdrops.
All of Las Vegas →The Las Vegas Strip is the world's most famous place to marry, packed with resort chapels, classic standalone chapels and neon-lit backdrops. Strip chapels run ceremonies from sunrise to past midnight, and many resorts offer wedding packages steps from your room. 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:
- Las Vegas Boulevard
- The Strip resorts
- Welcome to Las Vegas sign
- Neon Museum (nearby)
The Strip, in brief
- Resort chapel
- An on-property chapel inside a Strip hotel.
- Strip backdrop
- The neon and skyline scenery couples marry against.
- Late-night slot
- Strip chapels often marry couples around the clock.
The Strip on the map
Wedding venues serving the The Strip area of Las Vegas:
Popular ceremony types near The Strip
Chapel Weddings
From $199–$800 · 20–45 min
Themed & Elvis Weddings
From $300–$1,000 · 30–45 min
All-Inclusive Packages
From $1,500–$5,000 · Half day
| Ceremony near The Strip | Typical price | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Chapel Weddings | $199–$800 | 20–45 min |
| Themed & Elvis Weddings | $300–$1,000 | 30–45 min |
| All-Inclusive Packages | $1,500–$5,000 | Half day |
Types of Las Vegas Strip wedding venues
Couples looking at Las Vegas wedding venues on the Strip usually choose from four kinds of spaces, each with a different feel and price range:
- Standalone chapels. Classic wedding chapels on the Las Vegas Strip line Las Vegas Boulevard. They run short, well-priced ceremonies and are the easiest option for a fast, no-fuss wedding. See our Las Vegas chapel weddings guide for what these ceremonies include.
- Resort chapels. Many Strip hotels have their own on-property chapel, so you can marry steps from your room and your guests' rooms. These often bundle photos, flowers and a coordinator into a set package.
- Rooftop and skyline venues. Some Strip properties offer rooftop or high-floor spaces where the Las Vegas skyline becomes your backdrop. These typically cost more and book further out, but the photos are hard to match.
- Reception spaces. If you want a dinner or party after the ceremony, Strip venues range from small private rooms to full ballrooms and restaurants, so the whole day can happen in one place.
What a wedding on the Las Vegas Strip offers
The main reasons couples pick the Las Vegas Strip over other areas come down to backdrop and convenience:
- A one-of-a-kind backdrop. Neon, resorts and the famous skyline give you scenery you cannot get anywhere else, day or night.
- Guest and hotel convenience. Your guests can stay, eat and celebrate within walking distance of the ceremony, which keeps travel simple for out-of-town family.
- Flexible timing. Strip chapels typically run ceremonies from early morning to past midnight, so you are not locked into one slot.
- Built-in things to do. Shows, dining and nightlife are right there, so the wedding weekend fills itself.
Planning a Las Vegas Strip wedding
A few notes make a Strip wedding go smoother:
- Book earlier for weekends, holidays and popular dates like 12/31, when Strip chapels fill fast.
- Plan for parking, walking distance and traffic between your hotel and the venue — the Strip is longer than it looks on a map.
- Every couple still needs a Clark County marriage license before the ceremony, no matter which venue you choose.
- If you want the scenery without the resort price, an all-inclusive Las Vegas package can bundle the ceremony, photos and extras into one set cost.
Las Vegas Strip vs off-Strip weddings
The Strip is not the only choice in the valley, and off-Strip areas trade the neon backdrop for lower cost and more space. Off-Strip and neighborhood venues are typically quieter, easier to park at and cheaper, which suits couples who want a garden setting or a smaller guest list. If a natural backdrop matters more than the skyline, compare Strip options with an outdoor or garden Las Vegas wedding, or keep it tiny with a Las Vegas elopement package. Choose the Strip when the backdrop and one-place convenience are the point; look off-Strip when budget, space or a calmer setting come first.
Nearby Las Vegas areas
Wedding guides for areas near The Strip:
The Strip wedding FAQ
Where are the wedding chapels on the Strip?
They line Las Vegas Boulevard, both standalone and inside the major resorts.
Can we marry at the Welcome to Las Vegas sign?
Yes — quick ceremonies and photos there are popular, arranged through chapel providers.
What wedding venues are on the Las Vegas Strip?
Las Vegas wedding venues on the Strip include standalone chapels along Las Vegas Boulevard, resort chapels inside the major hotels, rooftop and skyline spaces, and reception rooms for a dinner or party after the ceremony.
Are there wedding chapels on the Las Vegas Strip?
Yes. Wedding chapels on the Las Vegas Strip run both as standalone chapels and as on-property chapels inside Strip resorts, and many hold ceremonies from early morning to past midnight.
What do Strip wedding packages typically include?
Strip wedding packages typically bundle the ceremony and officiant with add-ons like photos, flowers and a coordinator. Resort and all-inclusive packages often add more, while a basic chapel ceremony covers the essentials at a lower cost.
Is it better to get married on or off the Las Vegas Strip?
Choose the Las Vegas Strip when the neon backdrop and hotel convenience matter most. Off-Strip and neighborhood venues are typically cheaper and quieter, which suits a garden setting, a smaller guest list or a tighter budget.