We recommend staying on the Las Vegas Strip or in Downtown Vegas. The hotels near Stallion Mountain and along Boulder Highway tend to be a bit greasy and aren’t the best for enjoying your time in Vegas. You’ll need to take a Lyft or Uber to get to Stallion Mountain for the wedding anyway, so you might as well stay somewhere fun! You’ll have a much better time soaking up the real Vegas experience.

If you’re flying out of Grand Rapids, Southwest and Allegiant offer the best nonstop options to Vegas. If you're coming from Detroit or Chicago, you're spoiled for choice—pick your favorite airline, because they’ve all got plenty of flights heading to the neon lights. Dennis, figure it out.

Vegas has a vibe, and so do we! Dress to impress for the wedding—think cocktail attire with a little flair. And yes, comfy shoes are always a smart move.

Yes, there’s parking available at Stallion Mountain if you’re driving. If you're drinking at the reception, (or partaking in anything else) we highly recommend you utilize Uber or Lyft. Overnight parking is available.

About 15–20 minutes by car. Plan to grab a Lyft or Uber to Stallion Mountain—we recommend staying somewhere fun and catching a ride over.

Only if it matches your outfit and doesn’t fog out the officiant.

Absolutely! It’s Vegas, baby. Shows, casinos, pool parties, nature, sports, world-class dining—there’s something for everyone. Make a weekend of it!

You know it. Come ready to raise a glass (or three) with us.

Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the ceremony starts to get settled, grab a seat, and soak it all in.

Yes—plenty! Come hungry, because we’ll be serving up a full dinner buffet plus desserts and drinks.

Only if it's wearing a bow tie and you have a solid Hangover-style plan for its care. (But seriously—no tigers.)

Layers are your friend! Vegas in December is usually mild during the day (50s–60s°F) and can get chilly at night (think 40s°F). Bring a jacket for evenings, cute but warm outfits, and don’t forget sunglasses and sunscreen—sunshine’s still going strong even if it’s cool.