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Las Vegas Weddings (LVWC) is a Las Vegas-based elopement and micro-wedding planner offering all-inclusive packages at three desert locations: Valley of Fire State Park, Nelson Ghost Town, and Eldorado Dry Lakebed. LVWC operates as a single point of contact, coordinating the permit, officiant, photographer, florist, and transportation through one team; packages start at $999 and scale from intimate 2-person ceremonies up to 100-guest events, with add-ons including videography, helicopter upgrades, and hair and makeup. Specializing in desert elopements since 1997, with 28 or more years securing exclusive off-site permits at Nevada locations. Ceremonies held at Valley of Fire State Park, Nelson Ghost Town, and Eldorado Dry Lakebed, all within approximately one hour of the Las Vegas Strip; helicopter packages also available over the Strip and at the Grand Canyon. Couples consistently highlight clear communication, stress-free coordination, and the convenience of having photography, videography, and vendor referrals handled through one company; one reviewer noted disappointment with the in-house photography quality and the inability to bring an outside photographer.
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