How to get Married in Valley of Fire State Park
Thinking about getting married in Valley of Fire State Park? Not sure where to start? Look no further, this is our guide on How to get Married in Valley of Fire State Park like a pro!
We will go through all the details you need to know to get started planning your wedding experience in the hot Mojave Desert!
Best Time of Year to Get Married in Valley of Fire:
The best time of year to get married in Valley of Fire is end of February to May as well as mid-September to December! Check out the table below to see monthly average high and low temperatures:
| Time of Year | February | March | April | May | September | October | November | December |
| Average High Temps | 62°F | 70°F | 79°F | 89°F | 96°F | 83°F | 67°F | 57°F |
| Average Low Temps | 43°F | 48°F | 48°F | 64°F | 71°F | 59°F | 47°F | 38°F |
Months to Avoid Getting Married in Valley of Fire:
Months you probably want to avoid are June, July & August. During these months the average temperature ranges anywhere from 100 to 110’s. It’s best to steer clear of these months to avoid someone getting sick or even fainting on the wedding day!
Other Factors to Consider for Your Valley of Fire Wedding:
Weather can be so unpredictable, but it’s something we’ve mastered working around. Specifically in the Spring, the Vegas valley winds tend to be much higher than other times of the year. Wind speeds can range from 5 MPH up to 25 MPH gusts! Luckily, there are certain areas on site that can protect your ceremony from the wind, and we know just the spots. As your wedding experts, we are here to provide guidance and give direction on what areas are best anytime of the year!
Specific Wedding Approved Locations:
Valley of Fire State Park only allows weddings in specific locations of the park. The two approved locations are the Seven Sisters & The Visitors Center.
Why We Love the Seven Sisters Location:
- The Seven Sisters location is a grouping of seven large rock formations, making it perfect for a dramatic backdrop and our favorite wedding location in the Valley of Fire!
- This area is much flatter compared to The Visitors Center and also wheelchair accessible!
- Here you can also hold your reception, which is not the case in the Visitor Center.
- During the Spring time in Las Vegas there can be high winds. Luckily, the large rocks block a lot of that wind!
- This space tends to feel more private compared to the Visitors Center. A lot of tourist like to stop there before they leave the park, so Seven Sisters provides a private experience to your wedding day.
- Click here to read one of our blogs on the Seven Sisters location!
Why We Love the Visitors Center Location:
- This area has built in benches in the ceremony spot so, depending on your guest count you may not need a ton of extra chairs for your guests. These benches seat up to 16 people comfortably!
- There is also a real restroom here! The Seven Sisters location only has a park restroom which means all you have is some good ole hand sanitizer. Though in the Visitor Center, that restroom has sinks, running water, and real toilets!
- Click here to read one of our blogs on the Visitors Center location!
Best Places to Stay Close to Valley of Fire:
The best and most convenient place to stay when coming from Valley of Fire State Park is the Las Vegas Strip or Downtown Las Vegas! The Strip is about 90 minutes from the park and 60 minutes from Downtown.
Some of our favorite on the strip locations are the Cosmopolitan, Bellagio, and The Wynn.
Hotels to check out downtown are the Circa, The Golden Nugget, and The Downtown Grand.
Permits & Fees:
Per the park, you must have a wedding coordinator to get married at Valley of Fire State Park!
LUCKY YOU. We’re one of the few that is approved! We’ve been working in this location for over 4 years now so we have lots of experience and knowledge to make sure you have the best experience here.
Looking for even more information to make your wedding the best day ever? Contact us here, we can’t wait to hear from you!
