Wedding venues in Las Vegas

Bellagio

Opened in 1998 on an eight-acre lake whose fountains dance to music, with a Dale Chihuly glass ceiling of 2,000 flowers in the lobby.

3,933 rooms · Up to 130 guests

Caesars Palace

Opened on 5 August 1966 by Jay Sarno, the Roman resort where Evel Knievel jumped the fountains and Celine Dion filled the Colosseum.

Up to 4,100 guests

The Venetian Resort

Opened in 1999 on the site of the Sands with a Campanile, a Rialto Bridge and gondolas on an indoor canal; more than 7,000 suites with The Palazzo.

MGM Grand Las Vegas

6,852 rooms

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Planned as condominiums, The Cosmopolitan opened on 15 December 2010 with terraces on most rooms and a three-storey bar wrapped in two million crystals.

3,027 rooms · Up to 3,200 guests

Wynn Las Vegas

Opened on 28 April 2005 behind a 614-foot curved bronze tower, the only resort on the Strip with its own 18-hole golf course.

2,716 rooms

ARIA Resort & Casino

Opened on 16 December 2009 as the centrepiece of CityCenter, two curved glass towers by César Pelli with a public art collection by Maya Lin and Jenny Holzer.

4,004 rooms

Vdara

Delano Las Vegas

Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Begun in 2007 and left as a shell for 14 years, the 737-foot Fontainebleau tower opened on 13 December 2023 with 3,644 rooms as Nevada's tallest building.

3,644 rooms · Up to 3,800 guests