Bellagio wedding packages: the 2 chapels, Terrazza di Sogno and the Fountain Courtyard, with the brochure’s prices

The cheapest wedding is A Simple Affair in the East Chapel: half an hour, with a dressing room for the half-hour before, a bouquet and boutonnière, an officiant, an hour with the photographer and 12 prints. The brochure seats 10 to 30 guests and prices it from $2,900, at 10am, noon, 2pm or 4pm from Monday to Thursday, and prints no Friday-to-Sunday line for this chapel; the weddings page says the room is ideal for up to 20. The brochure’s timeline gives 15 minutes to the ceremony itself and 45 to the photographs straight after, depending on the package.

The South Chapel is the large one: up to 80 guests, a floral archway at the altar, rose petals, an aisle of candles and a pianist playing what the couple choose. The package, called The Bellagio, starts at $4,500 from Monday to Thursday and $4,900 from Friday to Sunday, with 2 hours of photography. The brochure gives it an hour of ceremony time and the web page half an hour.

Terrazza di Sogno is a private terrace with the Fountains of Bellagio as its backdrop, for up to 40 guests, 24 of them seated. Its package, Luce Mia, starts at $8,500 for a ceremony at noon, 2pm or 4pm on any day of the week: an hour on the terrace, flowers valued at $800, 2 songs chosen from the fountain show’s list, a 30-minute rehearsal, 3.5 hours of photography with an album, Champagne for the couple, 2 nights in a Resort King Room and a $300 resort credit. A 5pm ceremony is $9,500, 6pm $10,500 and 7pm $11,500, when available.

The Fountain Courtyard, sold as Cosa Bella, is the grand version: up to 80 guests, or 100 for an occupancy fee, a baby grand piano, flowers valued at $1,000 with a $500 floral credit, 4 hours with 2 photographers, 2 nights in a Bellagio Suite, a $500 resort credit and an airport pick-up for the couple. The brochure gives it an hour and a half of ceremony time and the web page an hour. It starts at $20,000 for a ceremony between 10am and 1pm; 3pm costs $22,000 and each hour after that $1,000 more, up to $25,000 at 6pm. The brochure warns that noise from outside cannot be kept off the outdoor venues.

Some things are not the couple’s to choose. Flowers come from Bellagio’s own floral department and the pictures from Cashman Photography, the chapel’s partner; another photographer may work only in designated areas such as the Fountain Courtyard, with proof of insurance and a $500 fee. An officiant of your own must be licensed in Nevada and costs an extra fee. Any other outside vendor has to be declared by email 60 days ahead and approved. The packages themselves cannot be negotiated or swapped: only upgrades are allowed.

One couple among the reviews we hold married here. They wrote in August 2026 that they «let the experts at the Bellagio handle all the details», were given choices all the same, found the hotel dressed for Christmas, and that Elvis «might have been the highlight of the entire ceremony».

Bellagio is the one of the 3 whose brochure carries prices; the Wynn and Caesars pages read that day print none for their packages. Wynn Las Vegas marries couples in private Wedding Salons: the Lilac Salon for 60 guests, the Lavender Salon for up to 120, the Primrose Court, a courtyard seating up to 100 by day or evening, and a ballroom for more than 120. Planning starts with a call to (702) 770-7400.

Caesars Palace has 5 chapels, indoors and out. Classico holds 196 guests and Tuscana 70; the Juno Garden seats 128, the Venus Garden 115, and the Temple Pool takes 100 in the pool’s off season, from mid-November to mid-March. Every package there includes a coordinator, 45 minutes of chapel time and an officiant.