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The Cellar at La Cave set for a long-table dinner beneath red neon script and the arched iron wine gate

Weddings

The Night Before, and the Morning After: Wedding Weekends at Wynn Las Vegas

Every wedding has a night before. The vows get the photographs; the rehearsal dinner gets the stories. At La Cave, that night happens at a long table in the Cellar, under red neon and the iron gate that reads In Vino Veritas (in wine, truth), with a sommelier who has already chosen what to pour for the toast.

We host the whole weekend, one room at a time.

The engagement dinner

It starts with a question, and usually a reservation. A corner of the Cellar, a bottle chosen for the occasion, plates to share. When two families meet for the first time, the Garden Room's glass walls and the gardens beyond give everyone something easy to talk about.

The welcome party

Guests fly in from everywhere and land on the Strip with nowhere in particular to be. Give them somewhere. The Terrace takes 50 for a reception, and the Lounge and Terrace together hold 120, with two full bars and a living plant wall doing the decorating. Passed plates, a pour of something sparkling, and the weekend has officially begun.

The rehearsal dinner

This is the room the Cellar was made for. Thirty seated at one long table, wrapped in bottles, the neon script glowing overhead. Our sommeliers build the pours around the menu, and around the toasts, which always run longer than planned.

Peachy Keen and Blurred Vines sangrias in stemmed glasses against a living green wall
Two glasses, one toast: the Peachy Keen and Blurred Vines sangrias.

The wedding itself

Most of the weddings we host are dinners and receptions: the meal after the ceremony, the celebration for the people who matter most. The Main Dining Room seats 45 beneath walls of lit wine. For the full guest list, a buyout of La Cave holds up to 150 seated, or 200 for a reception. Ceremonies can be arranged too. Tell us what you have in mind, and we'll talk it through.

The morning after

Someone always suggests brunch. Ours is butler-style and tray-passed, Saturdays and Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The plates come to the table, so nobody who danced until two has to stand in a line. It is the right way to send everyone home, and it is where bridal showers and bachelorette brunches tend to happen, too.

Start with the shape of the weekend

You don't need a final headcount to ask. Tell us the date, a rough number of guests and which nights you're thinking about, and our events team will help you build the weekend around it.

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