Non-gaming luxury, South Strip
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas Wedding Photographer
A serene, non-gaming resort on the South Strip, Four Seasons Las Vegas offers garden terraces, fountain courtyards and penthouse-suite ceremonies with signature five-star service.
About Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is the Strip's original non-gaming, non-smoking luxury resort, occupying the top floors and a private lobby of the Mandalay Bay tower. Its wedding venues range from the light-filled Palm Room and intimate La Sala to the outdoor Fountain Terrace with flowing water features, a poolside garden setting, and grand indoor ballrooms — plus one-of-a-kind ceremonies in the 38th- and 39th-floor Penthouse Suites overlooking the Strip.
Couples choose Four Seasons for its calm, resort-like escape from the casino bustle paired with fully customized, white-glove planning. There are no fixed cookie-cutter packages; instead a dedicated team builds bespoke menus, floral and design around each couple, backed by an on-site five-star spa and salon, so the day feels personal, polished and unhurried.
Location · South Las Vegas Strip, 3960 Las Vegas Blvd S
Style · Non-gaming five-star resort, indoor & garden
Capacity · Intimate suites to 600-guest ballroom
Venue fee from · Rental $1,500–$5,000 + ~$130/person
Best season · Year-round (climate-controlled ballrooms)
Last updated July 2026 · Four Seasons Las Vegas official weddings site & venue pages, Here Comes the Guide, photographer blogs
The complete Four Seasons planning guide
Capacity & spaces
Ceremony · Up to 500 indoors / 250 outdoors
Reception · Up to 600 banquet (Four Seasons Ballroom)
Cocktail/standing · Up to 800 indoors or outdoors
Rentable spaces
- Four Seasons Ballroom — 10,080 sq ft grand ballroom for up to 600 banquet / 900 reception
- Acacia Ballroom — 5,250 sq ft contemporary ballroom for up to 300 banquet / 450 reception
- Palm Room — 1,702 sq ft light-filled lobby-level room for intimate ceremonies (up to 110)
- Fountain Terrace — 5,950 sq ft outdoor terrace with flowing water features (up to 200 banquet)
- Veranda & Veranda Patio — indoor/outdoor pairing for up to ~144
- Pool — outdoor poolside setting for larger celebrations
- Penthouse Suites (38th & 39th floors) — 2,100 sq ft each for intimate suite ceremonies with Strip views
- La Sala, Cottonwood, Mesquite & other rooms — intimate spaces from 10 to 80 guests
Pricing
Venue rental (varies by space) · $1,500–$5,000 per event
Wedding packages from · ~$130 per person
Plated meals (à la carte) · $65–$135 per person
Service charge · 23%
Food & beverage minimum · Applies; varies by space and date
Fully customized quotes · On inquiry
Catering & bar
Catering is exclusively in-house, with fully custom-designed menus built with the couple and Four Seasons' culinary team; plated meals run roughly $65–$135 per person plus a 23% service charge and applicable food-and-beverage minimum. Bar service is provided on property — no outside catering or corkage.
Rules & restrictions
- Non-gaming and non-smoking resort throughout
- Amplified music is permitted both indoors and outdoors
- Weddings available year-round, daily, subject to space and minimums
- In-house catering and beverage service required
- Open-flame, confetti and petal policies set per event with the planning team
- Certificate of insurance may be required for approved outside vendors
Getting ready, parking & access
Getting ready · On-site five-star spa and salon for hair, makeup, massage and nails; suites available as prep space
Parking · Complimentary valet at the private Four Seasons entrance, separate from the casino
Accessibility · Fully wheelchair-accessible resort with elevator access to all event floors
Rain plan · Climate-controlled indoor ballrooms and lobby-level rooms serve as weather backup for outdoor terraces
How to book
Contact the Four Seasons wedding team at (702) 632-5210 or via the resort's weddings contact form to build a custom proposal; because every wedding is bespoke, reaching out 9–12 months ahead is recommended for peak dates.
Photographing Four Seasons
Daytime ceremonies in the Palm Room and on the Fountain Terrace benefit from soft natural light and water-feature backdrops, while the poolside gardens frame couples against lush greenery. Ballroom receptions lean warm and candlelit — Four Seasons' signature black-and-gold, white-floral styling rewards photographers who plan for ambient, low-light detail shots.
For skyline drama, the 38th- and 39th-floor Penthouse Suites deliver elevated Strip views found at few Vegas venues, and the resort's elegant interior staircases and arched, florally styled altars provide layered, editorial backdrops without leaving the property.
Engagement sessions at Four Seasons
Four Seasons stages intimate in-suite and penthouse ceremonies, vow renewals and honeymoon stays, ideal for couples wanting a private engagement or elopement moment with Strip views.
Setting · Penthouse Suite (38th/39th floor) or Fountain Terrace
Guests · Couple-only to ~60
Add-ons · Custom florals, spa prep, helicopter Grand Canyon tours
Pricing · Custom — on inquiry
A dedicated Four Seasons planner curates florals, dining and photography timing so an engagement or elopement flows seamlessly into a honeymoon stay on property.
What couples love
- Calm, non-gaming, non-smoking escape from the casino-floor bustle
- Fully customized, white-glove planning with bespoke menus and design
- Rare penthouse-suite ceremonies with elevated Strip views
- On-site five-star spa and salon plus a private, valet-served entrance
Good to know
- No fixed package pricing — everything is quoted custom, so budgets can climb quickly
- A 23% service charge and food-and-beverage minimum apply on top of per-person costs
- There is no dedicated wedding chapel; ceremonies use event rooms, terraces or suites
- The most popular ballroom and terrace dates book up to a year in advance
A typical wedding day at Four Seasons
Getting ready — hair and makeup at the on-site spa and salon or in a suite
Ceremony — Palm Room, Fountain Terrace, garden or penthouse suite
Cocktail hour — Veranda Patio or Fountain Terrace with custom canapés
Reception — seated dinner and dancing in the Four Seasons or Acacia Ballroom
Golden hour — poolside garden and penthouse Strip-view portraits as the sun sets
Frequently asked questions
Is Four Seasons Las Vegas a casino?
No — it is the Strip's original non-gaming, non-smoking luxury resort, occupying its own floors and private lobby within the Mandalay Bay tower.
How many guests can a Four Seasons wedding hold?
Spaces range from 10-guest suites to the 10,080 sq ft Four Seasons Ballroom, which seats up to 600 for a banquet and holds up to 900 reception-style.
How much does a Four Seasons Las Vegas wedding cost?
Venue rental runs $1,500–$5,000 per event and packages start around $130 per person, with plated meals of $65–$135 per person plus a 23% service charge; final costs are fully custom.
Are there outdoor ceremony options?
Yes — the Fountain Terrace with flowing water features, the poolside garden and the Veranda Patio all offer outdoor settings for up to 200–300 guests.
Can we get married in a penthouse suite?
Yes. Select Penthouse Suites on the 38th and 39th floors host intimate in-suite ceremonies with expansive Las Vegas Strip views.
Is catering in-house?
Yes — catering and bar service are exclusively in-house, with custom menus designed alongside the culinary team; no outside catering is permitted.
Is there a dedicated wedding planner?
Yes, a dedicated Four Seasons team handles planning end to end, from menu and floral design to timeline coordination.
Is amplified music allowed?
Yes — amplified music is permitted both indoors and outdoors at the resort.
Are getting-ready services on site?
Yes — the resort's five-star spa and salon offers hair, makeup, massage and nail services, and suites can serve as prep space.
How far in advance should we book?
Because each wedding is custom-built, reaching out 9–12 months ahead is recommended, especially for peak ballroom and terrace dates.
Is parking convenient?
Yes — the resort has its own private entrance with valet parking, separate from the neighboring casino.
Does Four Seasons do honeymoons and vow renewals?
Yes — the resort offers honeymoon stays, vow renewals, in-suite ceremonies and curated experiences such as helicopter tours to the Grand Canyon.
Getting there & logistics
Address · 3960 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89119
From Harry Reid Intl (LAS) · ~2 mi · ~7 min
Nearby getting-ready hotels
- On-site rooms and suites at Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
- Adjacent Mandalay Bay and Delano for guest overflow
- Luxor and other South Strip hotels a short drive north
The history behind Four Seasons
- Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas opened in 1999 as the first true non-gaming luxury hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.
- It occupies the top floors and a dedicated private lobby of the Mandalay Bay tower, a hotel-within-a-hotel concept.
- The resort has held the AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five-Star ratings.
- Its non-gaming, non-smoking design has long made it a favored choice for couples seeking a quieter, resort-style Strip wedding.
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