The Stirling Club
A private club inside Turnberry Place, just off the Las Vegas Strip, with a grand curved staircase, white arched hallways and terraces that look out to the city skyline.
A private club above the city, a short step from the Strip
The Stirling Club is a private club inside the Turnberry Place high-rise complex, just off the Las Vegas Strip. The building opened in 2000 and covers 72,000 square feet over four stories, with its event spaces gathered on the third floor. The club has been recently renovated, and non-members may host private events, which makes it a wedding option for couples who are not members themselves.
The third floor gives couples several different rooms to work with. The Stirling Room seats 180, the SC Pool & Bar holds up to 350 for a reception, and the Veranda is used for ceremonies. The Spirits Lounge, the outdoor Veranda Patio and the Blue Room & Patio suit smaller gatherings, and a full third-floor buyout welcomes 500 or more guests.
A Las Vegas venue we are glad to travel for
We photograph weddings at The Stirling Club, and we have planned days here from a full afternoon-to-evening wedding to a short, intimate ceremony with only a few guests. The grand curved staircase is the heart of most of our days here: it is where we photograph veil portraits, staircase entrances and, at the end of the night, a grand exit with everyone gathered around.
Couples here often ask for an editorial, elegant look that makes the most of the architecture, and we plan a short set of night portraits so the Las Vegas lights are part of the story. Some couples also add a quick trip to the Las Vegas Sign for portraits before the ceremony.
Good to know
- Event spaces are all on the third floor, so ceremony, cocktail hour and reception stay close together
- The Veranda is used for ceremonies, and the Veranda Patio adds an outdoor space
- Non-members may host private events at the club
- A full third-floor buyout welcomes 500 or more guests
- Confirm your venue access window early, since it shapes when coverage can begin
Where we like to shoot
- The grand curved staircase with its arches and lanterns
- The white arched hallways for quiet first moments
- The terrace balustrade with palm trees and the Las Vegas skyline
- The dark wood-paneled lounges by the tall windows
- The main stairs for a grand exit with guests gathered around
Sample wedding day timelines at The Stirling Club
These are drawn from the weddings and elopements we have photographed and planned here, with the ceremony and reception on the same floor. Use them as a starting point to adapt with your coordinator rather than a fixed schedule.
Six hours, afternoon into evening
- 2:15 PMCoverage begins at the club. Details, final hair and makeup, and time with each side of the wedding party.
- 3:15 PMIndividual portraits, then a first look or a first touch around a corner in the arched hallways.
- 3:45 PMCouple portraits on the grand staircase, then wedding party and family portraits.
- 4:30 PMCeremony, around thirty minutes.
- 5:00 PMCocktail hour. Guest candids, and a few more couple portraits on the terrace.
- 6:15 PMGrand entrance, first dance, parent dances, dinner and toasts.
- 7:45 PMNight portraits with the Las Vegas lights, then a group photograph of everyone.
- 8:15 PMOpen dancing, then coverage concludes.
Five to six hours, evening wedding
- 4:00 PMCoverage begins with getting ready and behind the scenes photographs.
- 4:45 PMIndividual portraits, first look and couple portraits on the staircase and terrace.
- 5:30 PMWedding party and family portraits before guests arrive.
- 6:00 PMOptional: allow about an hour for portraits at the Las Vegas Sign, and move the rest of the day later to match.
- 6:30 PMCeremony, around thirty minutes.
- 7:00 PMCocktail hour. Guest candids and reception details.
- 8:00 PMEntrance, first dance, parent dances, dinner and toasts.
- 9:30 PMDancing, then a grand exit down the main stairs as coverage concludes.
Two hours, an intimate elopement
- 4:00 PMCoverage begins with final touches and behind the scenes candids.
- 4:15 PMCouple portraits on the staircase and in the arched hallways.
- 4:45 PMPortraits with your small group of family and friends.
- 5:00 PMCeremony, with a video call set up for family who cannot attend if you wish.
- 5:30 PMMore portraits of the two of you, including the terrace and the lounges.
- 6:00 PMCoverage concludes.
What is specific to The Stirling Club
A few things about the club that shape the day, and that are worth settling early with your coordinator.
Where couples also photograph nearby
Spots inside the club and around Las Vegas that come up on Stirling Club wedding days.
- The grand curved staircase
- The white arched hallways
- The skyline terrace with palms
- The wood-paneled lounges
- The Veranda Patio
- The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign
- The Las Vegas Strip after dark
Questions couples ask about The Stirling Club
How many hours of coverage do couples book at The Stirling Club?
Five to six hours covers a typical wedding day here, from getting ready through the first stretch of dancing. For an intimate elopement with only a few guests, two hours is usually enough for getting ready moments, the ceremony, family photographs and portraits around the club.
Do we need to be members to hold our wedding here?
No. The Stirling Club is a private club, and non-members may host private events there. The club can walk you through booking your date and the rooms that fit your guest count.
Where are the best portrait spots at The Stirling Club?
The grand curved staircase is the favorite, with its arches and lanterns. The white arched hallways, the wood-paneled lounges with tall windows and the terrace with palms and the city skyline each give a different look without leaving the floor.
Can we add portraits at the Las Vegas Sign?
Yes. Some couples add a short trip to the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign before the ceremony. Allow about an extra hour for travel and photographs, and plan it into the timeline with your coordinator.
Should we plan a grand exit?
It is one of our favorite ways to end a day here. A last dance, then a walk down the main stairs with your guests gathered around, and a group photograph before you leave makes a memorable final set of images.
More venues nearby on our regional venue guide and the city page.