All-Inclusive Valley of Fire Wedding Packages

Location: Valley of Fire State Park

Booking Details:

• 1-hour option: $1,999 
• 2-hour options: $2,499 (Our Most Popular Sunset Package)
• 3-hour options: $2,999 ( 2hr at Valley of Fire & 1hr Las Vegas Strip)

Included in the package:

• Permits: We get all the permits and have all the insurance needed for your Valley of Fire wedding and photo shoot

• Officiation Services: Our experienced Las Vegas Wedding Officiant will be available for a civil or religious ceremony, based on your choice. You can say you own vows or even have your own custom ceremony. Such as different prayers, sand, fire, smudge or rainstick ceremonies. Whatever your desire we can work with you to make happen!

• Photography Services: Trust our Professional Las Vegas Wedding Photographer to capture the highlights, from the ceremony, family/group images and dedicated couple shots.

• Photo Assurance: You will receive all photos taken in your the time with your photographer and you should get a minnium of a 100 photos per hour . All photos are in high-resolution JPEG and RAW images sent via Google Drive link. All non-commercial photo rights are yours, ensuring you can print and share your cherished moments.

• Video Keepsake: A filmed record of your wedding ceremony, sent with your wedding photos.

• Floral Accents: A classic 12-rose bouquet with a matching boutonniere for added elegance.

• Music: Your song of choice to walk down the aisle if you choose to do so

• Witness Assistance: Should you require a witness, your photographer will witness at no added costs.

• Guests: You may have as many guest as you want-  No chairs are provided
• Courtesy Transportation: Enjoy our Luxuries Courtesy Limousine service, to and from Valley of Fire State Park, comfortably accommodating up to 10 persons.

• You get all images shot in RAW & JPEG 24-72 hours after your wedding by google drive

  • A JPEG file supports up to 24-bit color and uses lossy compression to compress images for more convenient storage and sending. This may make JPEGs better for everyday use, but it does mean sacrificing some of the original image quality.
  • Higher image quality translates into more available data when it comes to photo editing, giving RAWs a definitive edge over JPEGs. Editing programs like Adobe Camera RAW, Bridge, or Lightroom are built for fine-tuning RAWs into polished final photos.
  • Many professional photographers shoot in RAW because the format captures the highest level of detail. It can often be easier to edit exposure later with a RAW file. However, shooting in JPEG has its benefits, since their smaller file sizes allow you to shoot more images at once and transfer files faster.