If you eloped or had a small, intimate wedding in Las Vegas, it’s a nice gesture to send a card to inform your loved ones. Even if you chose to get married in a modern, minimal way, it’s a lovely thought to include those you were unable to invite to your small destination ceremony. Your wedding announcement is more than just a piece of paper — it’s letting people know about a big life event and letting them be a part of your romantic day. Choose from design elements to help setting the tone of your elopement or intimate ceremony, and reflect your style as a couple. Add in some fantastic weddin ..read more

Erika and Brendan married in September 2020 at The Grove Las Vegas. Their original wedding date plan was to marry in March under the almond blossom trees while in full bloom. However, we all know how that went. Following two delays, they decided to marry at the time that felt safe for them and just their closest friends and family. Their wedding shows smaller gatherings are no less stylish or loving. The Grove is a beautiful garden-style venue, perfectly suited for all-in-one ceremony and reception. Dusty rose and navy accents added to the garden elegance they were going for ..read more

While Covid has forced many couples to choose elopement over a large wedding event, Heather and Ethan had actually decided to elope in Las Vegas months before the pandemic hit the U.S.  A number of couples felt that eloping was just a compromise until they could have their big wedding, Heather and Ethan are unique because a Las Vegas elopement was exactly what they wanted from the beginning; and they made it happen. With a gorgeous lace gown and custom leather bouquet wrap packed in their bags, Heather, Ethan, and a few family members flew to Las Vegas from Oregon and enjoyed their dream ..read more

Grace and Matthew eloped surrounded by the expanse of the sandstone peaks of Red Rock Canyon. Opting for a small, joyful wedding, this couple included a semicircle of feathery florals with a boho feel to border their vows. As nature lovers, they wanted an intimate experience that included desert sand as their aisle, but there is no mistaking the effect the florals have on their photos. As one of the couples who realized waiting is not always the best option, after getting engaged in September 2020, they eloped on October 21, their two-year dating anniversary. The bride found her gown at Dav ..read more

Lake Las Vegas often feels a world apart from other Vegas wedding venues. It’s got a European feel alongside a lake with airy venues, including the new A Moment in Time Events Center with indoor and outdoor options. Starting with the long, lush and botanical florals in green and white and a lavender suit for the groom, this wedding inspiration styled shoot is romantic yet modern. The wedding bouquet is floor-length, cascading down with wispy tendrils of ivy and roses. Weighing 10 pounds, it was an exquisite, unforgettable part of the shoot. It complements the botanical ceremony arch with a ..read more

Editor’s note: After an extended hiatus I am gradually working through older submissions and posting them. This event took place and was submitted before the pandemic. The desert and natural setting of Red Rock Canyon is appealing to local photographers, and those from further away, too. Taylor and Johnny met with French photographers Pierre and Julia for an adventure-themed engagement shoot. Even wearing heels, a long gown and formal wear, this couple kept things romantic in the sandstone of Red Rock, using the wilderness and natural setting as the perfect backdrop for their engagement photo ..read more

Today’s couple are already married, but did not have any photos of their ceremony or celebration. Corrine and Victor opted to relive the day by dressing up and pampering themselves, then heading to downtown Las Vegas for some wedding portraits. According to their photographer, Ivette West, this styled elopement helped give them the wedding day photos they always wanted. This is a beautiful idea for those who were not able to get the photos they wanted or want a fun thing to do when they visit Las Vegas for a vow renewal or wedding anniversary. The light lilac floral arrangement and chic moder ..read more

If you’re opting for a fun weekend in Las Vegas for your bachelorette party, it all starts with the planning. The number of people attending and their adventure levels and budget are some considerations when it comes to choosing the right activities for your group. Fun Vegas bachelorette activities to consider Many parties opt for Vegas, especially if they are coming from all over the country or the world, not only because it can be central and somewhat affordable, but because of the wide array of activities. Some to consider include: Top Golf: Opt for a bucket of balls, some bubbles or beer a ..read more

Ray and Courtney travelled from Pennsylvania to marry in the desert just north of Las Vegas. The Valley of Fire is a state park, so special rules for weddings and permits exist, but they were able to plan a hassle-free day with help from Emily Reno at Elopement Las Vegas. Courtney says, “We loved the idea of getting married in the desert, getting ‘married in Vegas’ without actually being in Vegas.” The date they chose was auspicious: their five-year anniversary of starting dating. Despite eloping during Covid (and temporarily losing a ring before the ceremony), their vows and wedding were s ..read more

Editor’s note: After an extended hiatus I am gradually working through older submissions and posting them. This event took place and was submitted before the pandemic. Surrounded by the expansive desert views, shrubs and cacti, Madeline and Konstantin eloped in the desert west of Las Vegas at Red Rock Canyon. This couple chose to fly to Las Vegas from the U.K. to get married and were drawn by sandstone and scenic views at this natural location. They also wanted their wedding to be eco-friendly so a “leave no trace” wedding made sense with a low-impact tiny desert elopement. Simply Eloped to ..read more