Caesars Palace wedding: the 5 packages from $2,500 to $30,000, the chapels, gardens and pool decks, and how to book

The 2 indoor rooms could hardly differ more in size. Classico holds 196 guests in beige, light blue and cream; Tuscana takes up to 70 in a setting the hotel likens to Old World Tuscany. A package costs the same in either, so the choice is the guest list. The page offers a virtual tour of each, and its questions section encourages couples to come and walk the venues with a coordinator before reserving.

Outdoors there are 2 gardens and 2 pool decks. The Juno Garden seats up to 128 among palm trees and Roman architecture; the Venus Garden, up to 115, has a Roman-style temple, a koi pond, a fountain and an aisle made of stone. The Temple Pool holds up to 100 «in the off season of the pool, Mid-November to Mid-March», in the page’s words; it gives no summer use. The Bacchus Pool, on the private deck that overlooks the Garden of the Gods, is the small one, for ceremonies of up to 20. The page names a fifth outdoor spot, the Main Fountains, for vows «in front of the legendary Caesars Palace fountains», without a capacity or a price line of its own.

The 5 packages are a ladder. Cupid, from $2,500, is the bare ceremony: coordinator, use of the Bridal Room for up to 30 minutes beforehand, officiant, a small rose bouquet with a boutonnière, 30 minutes of photography with one high-resolution file, and a bottle of house sparkling wine. Fortuna, from $5,000, adds the film of the ceremony, a webcast kept online for 5 days, a keyboard player or pianist, a $200 photography credit and 1 night of premium accommodation. Mark Antony, from $7,500, doubles the photography to 60 minutes, pours Veuve Clicquot and includes 2 Roman Spa Passes.

Cleopatra, from $10,000, brings a large bouquet, 2 podium arrangements, a $1,000 photography credit and the choice of 1 night in a suite or 2 in a premium room. Caesar, from $25,000, is the only package that feeds anyone: 200 passed appetisers for a cocktail reception and a Champagne wall of 3 bottles of Veuve Clicquot, with 2 hours of photography, hair and make-up for the bride and a Rolls-Royce to and from the airport. Moving one of the first 4 packages to a garden adds $1,000, and to a pool deck $2,000, by our subtraction; for Caesar the steps are $2,500 and $5,000.

Almost everything beyond the ceremony is a separate conversation. Photographs come from the hotel’s photography vendor, and a photographer of your own may work in selected areas only, against a fee and proof of insurance. A reception is either a ballroom with the catering team or a restaurant booked through group dining. The hotel will also supply live characters, a Caesar, a Cleopatra, Roman guards and handmaidens, and its Wedding Weekend Concierge lists a rehearsal dinner, getting-ready suites, a farewell brunch, poolside cabanas and show tickets among what it arranges.

2 accounts in the reviews we hold come from weddings. The couple of September 2026 called the venue stunning and were glad of extra time after the ceremony for photographs with their friends. Their complaints were about the extras: $300 for ceremony music that was barely audible and played for about 15 seconds a song, $300 for 14 candles and $400 for a cardboard Champagne wall, which they called extremely overpriced, and $400 for a one-way transfer they were told to book through Caesars. A guest at another wedding wrote in August 2026 that the celebration felt intimate even inside so large a resort.

Caesars Palace has the largest chapel of the 4: Classico’s 196 seats compare with 100 in The Venetian’s chapel, 80 in Bellagio’s South Chapel and 120 in Wynn’s Lavender Salon; Wynn’s ballroom, which its page says takes over 120, is the one room that may be larger. The Venetian starts lowest, with Gondola Bianca from $950 from Monday to Thursday, a ceremony for the couple alone on its white wedding gondola, and Sweetheart from $2,150 in a chapel for up to 30 guests; both carried the line «must be booked and held between August 31, 2026 and October 29, 2026» on 11 October 2026, so those 2 prices lapse after 29 October unless the page renews them. The cheapest package without such a line was Timeless, from $1,950, on the gondola for the couple alone or in a side garden for up to 10 standing guests. Its Radiance package, from $8,400, includes 2 nights in a suite.

Bellagio prices by venue: from $2,900 in the East Chapel from Monday to Thursday, $8,500 on Terrazza di Sogno, a terrace for up to 40, and $20,000 in the Fountain Courtyard for up to 80. Wynn Las Vegas marries couples in private salons, the Lilac for 60 guests and the Lavender for up to 120, or in the Primrose Court, a courtyard seating up to 100; its venues page prints no prices.