20 Unique Las Vegas Adventure Elopement Ideas!
Viva Las Vegas! Many call it Sin City, but we call it home and for that reason we want to share 20 adventurous Las Vegas elopement ideas . Believe it or not, you can have a ceremony before, during, or after for any of these activities.
Index
- Red Rock on a party bus
- Rent a motorcycle at Harley
- Infused day?
- Art mural
- Hot air balloon
- Ghost town
- Lambo
- 7 Magic Mountains
- Trike tour
- ATVing
- Mountain cabin
- Kayaking
- Jeep rental
- Grand Canyon via helicopter
- Dry lake bed
- Boulder City
- Sand dunes
- Strip Suite
- Houseboat
- Death Valley
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1. Take a party bus through Red Rock Canyon.
Guess what you can do on a party bus? Drink! Hence “party bus. In a beautiful place like Red Rock Canyon, you can easily have a quick ceremony and hop back on the bus to get straight to the party.
2. Rent a motorcycle at Harley
The open Las Vegas roads call to all adventurous couples. There are places like Red Rock, Lake Mead, and Valley of Fire that are fun to ride. Once you find the perfect spot, just stop and have your ceremony.
3. Have an infused day.
Yup! Trees are legal here in Las Vegas, but be careful where you’re buying them. Some place will say it’s marijuana, but not all of them are. But if you want to have an infused day, you can hire a private chef to prepare you a tasting menu or even a packed up meal for your day.
4. Exchange vows in front of your favorite art mural in Downtown Las Vegas.
Downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street, and the Arts District are all center to amazing public art, both murals and sculptures. Choose one, bring a mobile officiant, and have a ceremony with art from our finest local artists. It’s easy enough to go into reception mode right after with the party on Fremont Street and all of its neon lights, plenty of bars, and live music.
5. Tuck yourselves inside a hot air ballon and bring an officiant to make it official.
Right outside of the Las Vegas strip you can launch from a hot air balloon to see the city from the sky. In the sky, you can have an officiant deliver a ceremony all about the adventure you’re about to embark upon. Or you can wait to land and elope on the ground in front of all the hot air balloons.
6. Say your vows at a ghost town with old buildings, vehicles, and even a downed plane.
About 45 minutes outside of Las Vegas is Nelson’s Ghost Town which is surrounded by canyons, abandoned gold mines and further down the lonely road, you’ll find Nelson’s landing, a lake along Colorado River where people jump from cliffs in the summer and launch their jet skis. The ghost town itself is an interesting stop and even has a chapel where you can elope. However, if you dig the outdoors, there’s plenty of places to elope that will make you feel like you’re in an old western.
7. Rent a Lambo and head out to Valley of Fire.
Renting foreign exotics is nice to flex on the Strip but if you really want to hit the open road and elope somewhere different, rent a Lambo and take it to the Valley of Fire via Lake Mead. There are plenty of stops that feel otherworldly where a quiet ceremony would feel both lonely and intimate.
8. Have your first look at 7 Magic Mountains
You may have driven past this neon rock art exhibit in the middle of the desert but did you know you can get up close and personal and even have your elopement there? You sure can! It’s the perfect place to get far away from the bustle of the Strip, but to also feel alone in the desert. It can be busy, so the best times to visit would be sunrise or right after sunset.
9. If you don't have your M1 endorsement, take a trike tour.
Take your guests on a trike tour to one of many Las Vegas desert locations. Make a stop to get married and hop back on to get back to the neon lights and plenty of partying. This is perfect if your crew doesn’t have M1 (motorcycle) endorsements but want to explore Las Vegas in a unique way.
10. Go on a ATV adventure and make a stop for your desert ceremony.
This is the perfect adventure for just us elopements and elopements with guests alike. North Las Vegas ATV companies have self-guided tours that you can take well into the mountains or stay on the desert floor for otherwordly views on your elopement day. A little adventure, a little romance, plenty of quality time.
11. Rent out a cabin in Mt. Charleston.
Mt. Charleston are the gorgeous mountain ranges located about 1 hour from the Strip. Up there, the weather is always about 20-30 degrees colder than the valley floor, which means it’s the perfect place to experience summer in Las Vegas.
12. Kayak to any of the beautiful blue coves or hot springs lining the Colorado River.
Rent a kayak and take trip down Colorado River to see Hoover Dam from a different perspective. Then you can stop at any one of the blue coves or hot springs, get married, take a dip, have a picnic and be on your way.
13. Rent a Jeep and bring your dogs and your crew with you to Mount Charleston.
There is plenty of 4x4ing to take advantage of in Mount Charleston. Bring your pup along, trek through the mountains, and find the perfect spot for a ceremony. If you visit at the right time you might even find patches of wildflowers.
14. Take a helicopter to the Grand Canyon.
Rent a helicopter with up to 4 or 5 of your VIP to head to Grand Canyon. You’ll land right in the midst of it where you can have a ceremony, a champagne toast, and fly back to the Strip to get the party started. Our Grand Canyon elopements start at $7000.
15. Say your vows on a massive dry lake bed and take in the views.
The Dry Lake Bed is a huge piece of land right next to the road. It’s 30 minutes from the Strip and Downtown and totally accessible. You can drive right up on the Dry Lake Bed and it’s even wheelchair accessible. From here, you can head back to the city or head to Boulder City where there’s a small town feel but plenty of places to celebrate.
16. Head to Boulder City, about 30 minutes from the Strip.
Speaking of Boulder City, this is the perfect small town to elope. You can have your ceremony in Hemenway Park which has a beautiful view of Lake Mead and is well known for it’s big horn sheep.
17. Head to some sand dunes and say your vows atop the highest one.
The sand dunes in Nellis are easily accessible by 4×4 or ATV. You can also find other sand dunes within an hour of Las Vegas. If you’re looking for otherworldly textures and landscapes, a sand dune is the perfect place to elopel
18. Rent a suite on the Strip and splurge, but locally!
Some suites have balconies with views of the Strip, other suites have full on terraces where you can elope, invite your friends, and have the time of your life. Hire a personal chef, a bartender, and a DJ to make it even more special.
19. Rent a houseboat on Lake Mead.
You can rent a houseboat on Lake Mead and have a whloe elopement, reception, honeymoon on the water and in the desert wilderness. Houseboats have plenty of room for you and your guests and some even have slides.
20. Take a trip to Death Valley National Park.
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly place where movies like Star Wars were filmed. There’s sand dunes, dry lake beds, and a lake that shows up when we’re lucky and have an active rainy season. There are so many beautiful places to elope here.
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