Valley of Fire Helicopter Wedding from Las Vegas
Say your vows on a red sandstone plateau reached only by helicopter
Duration
3 hrs 30 mins
Includes
Helicopter, transfers, ceremony
Highlights
Take a private helicopter to the Valley of Fire for a wedding, commitment ceremony or vow renewal surrounded by red sandstone. A wedding coordinator handles the arrangements, leaving you to focus on the ceremony and your time together.
- Exchange vows on a secluded plateau with a minister leading your ceremony
- Carry a 12-rose bridal bouquet, paired with a rose boutonniere
- Celebrate with champagne, wedding cake and hors d'oeuvres
What's Included
- Round-trip limousine transfers from your property on the Las Vegas Strip, including driver gratuities
- Professional photographer capturing at least 35 photos, delivered electronically after the ceremony
- Ceremony video on a flash drive
- Two ministers: one for the ceremony and one to record the official wedding document with the State of Nevada
- Official wedding document, excluding the legal marriage license
- Valley of Fire landing fee
- Additional beverages
Important details
- Both members of the couple must be aged 18 or older. Bring a valid ID.
- A legal marriage ceremony requires a marriage license purchased separately from the courthouse for USD 77, not included in the listed price. No marriage license is required for a vow renewal or commitment ceremony.
- Bring your wedding attire.
- Arrive in the lobby of your property 15 minutes before your scheduled pickup time.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 14 days before the activity date for a full refund, based on destination local time.
Product ID: ZCFKW3
Related locations
Valley of Fire State Park
Admission includedThe moment you enter Valley of Fire State Park, the landscape shifts into something almost otherworldly. Waves of crimson and orange sandstone rise from the Mojave Desert floor, shaped by millions of years of wind and water into arches, domes, and jagged ridgelines. Walking the trails here, you feel the heat radiating off the rock faces and catch the faint smell of dry desert air. Valley of Fire State Park earns its name at sunset, when the formations seem to glow from within.