A dedicated wedding facility with two private salons and a courtyard, a published $1,200 weekday elopement for 2026 and a $17,500 ballroom package with a 120-guest minimum.

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Wynn's Wedding Salons are a purpose-built wedding wing rather than a repurposed ballroom: the Lilac and Lavender Salons are indoor rooms with exclusive use promised for the ceremony, and Primrose Court is a private outdoor courtyard. Ceremonies for 120 or more move into a Wynn or Encore ballroom or ballroom patio. Two prices are published on the site itself: an Intimate Elegance Elopement for couples with no guests, priced at $1,200 on weekdays for ceremonies between June 1 and December 30, 2026, and The Ballad, a $17,500 large-wedding package that includes a string quartet, two photographers, a two-night suite stay and a $4,000 floral credit.
Go to Wynn when polished execution and keeping the whole day under one operating team matter more than vendor freedom or price transparency. The elopement is a clean, fully-priced way to marry on a weekday in a private salon. Everything between the elopement and the Ballad lives in a brochure our tools could not read, and the site says only that weekends and after-hours cost more, so expect to talk to a Wedding Manager before you know your number. Budget the courtyard as a $2,200-per-hour add-on if you want the outdoor space, and remember the Ballad's ballroom rental, audiovisual and catering are all on top.
On the Strip between the Venetian and the Fashion Show mall, inside Wynn Las Vegas. Ceremonies in the Lilac or Lavender Salon, in Primrose Court outdoors, or in a Wynn or Encore ballroom for 120 or more. The Wedding Salon office is open Tuesday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Source: wynnlasvegas.com wedding venues page and FAQ, September 7, 2026
The Intimate Elegance Elopement is published at $1,200 for couples eloping with no guests, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., for ceremonies between June 1 and December 30, 2026, new bookings only. It includes a Wedding Manager, a half-hour private dressing room, a half-hour private use of the Lilac Salon, single roses for two and an officiant. Photography is an add-on at $175 for 30 minutes or $275 for an hour, video is $325 plus tax, and moving the ceremony to Primrose Courtyard is $1,100. The Ballad is $17,500 with a 120-person minimum and a ballroom rental fee on top. Per-salon package prices sit in a brochure that requires a browser to view; the Summer Luxe package quoted in earlier checks has expired and no longer appears on the site.
The Ballad includes two photographers for one hour with a complete collection of digital images and a videographer with an HD download. The elopement includes no photography; 30 minutes with a $50 print allowance is $175 and an hour with a $100 allowance is $275. The site promotes its in-house photographers but does not publish whether an outside photographer is allowed or what it costs, and guest phone rules are not published either. Contact the venue for current details.
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