Las Vegas is basically purpose-built for a celebratory trip. With some of the world’s finest hotels, restaurants and nightlife all concentrated in one resort corridor, you can bypass the complicated logistics and get on to enjoying your trip. Looking to invest in your marriage and gift yourselves a romantic break? Here’s how it’s done.

Say “Hello” to Luxury✨
Wake up to the ultimate view! This room at the Bellagio has a TV channel that syncs up to the fountain show.
Start with your base of operations
Check into a sumptuous suite at Bellagio Hotel & Casino, a Las Vegas resort as time-tested as your love, where explosive views of the Fountains of Bellagio, the magical, indoor Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, and fine dining at exclusive spots like the Mayfair Supper Club and Le Cirque all add up to the perfect, Italy-inspired retreat.
Let your very own event planner make the magic happen at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, where wedding anniversary packages start with a Luxury King Suite (and an amazing Strip view). Limo service, a gondola ride and spa specials round out this love-focused vacay. A day of pampering at the resort’s world-class Canyon Ranch Spa only adds to the experience—not to mention a private gondola ride, complete with singing gondolier.
Dripping in grandeur, the guest rooms at Fontainebleau Las Vegas all feature floor-to-ceiling views of the Strip, the valley’s gorgeous mountains or the resort’s pristine pool deck. In between breakfasts in bed you can explore the expansive hotel, offering trendy Vegas restaurants, swanky cocktail lounges and entertainment from today’s hottest acts at the LIV Las Vegas nightclub and BleauLive Theater.

Work in some romantic activities
Take your love to new levels with a ride on the 550-foot-high High Roller Observation Wheel at The LINQ Hotel + Experience. The sweeping views of Vegas are going to be breathtaking. If you’re celebrating with a group, you can even book a private cabin with an open bar to toast your years together.
While you could always go full retro Vegas and opt for a drive-through wedding vow renewal, there’s always the literally over-the-top option at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower, home to the highest wedding (and vow renewal) venue in Las Vegas.
There are even more ways to celebrate your love high in the sky. A short ride to the town of Pahrump and you could be enjoying a private hot air balloon ride with Las Vegas Balloon Rides, The experience ends with breakfast and a wine tasting at Sanders Family Winery.
Get high to go deep with a romantic Wind Dancer Sunset Tour with Maverick Helicopters. After a 45-minute ride from the Strip, you’ll head 3,500 feet below the rim of the Grand Canyon for a champagne toast. Or stay close with a short but memorable night tour of the Las Vegas Strip.
And what better way to commemorate your special time together with a photo shoot at the Neon Museum, possibly the most Las Vegas setting ever, known for its collection of vintage signage that makes for an iconic backdrop, day or night. Appointment slots are available for both sunset and after-hours sessions for personal photography. Bring your own shutterbug.

Amp up the romance at dinner
A window seat overlooking the Strip at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant—high atop the Paris Las Vegas resort—is one of the surest bets in town, at least when it comes to a romantic night out. Book ahead for classic French cooking and stunning views—a taste of the City of Light without the long haul. Ask for the iconic table 56, a corner table known as the proposal table. Its seats face out toward the Bellagio fountains—and it’s the perfect place to drop an anniversary gift.
While the views at Jöel Robuchon, deep inside the MGM Grand resort, might not be quite so sweeping, the opulent decor and the 15-course French-Asian cuisine combine, along with world-class service, to create one of the most extravagant dinners of a lifetime.
And while it would take years to sample all the Strip’s most acclaimed restaurants, you can always accelerate the pace with Lip Smacking Foodie Tours. Just a few hours and a modest amount of walking with a group no larger than 10 people (or book your own private tour) is all it takes to sample three venues, peppered with plenty of commentary on Sin City past and present. And if you really do want that Elvis vow renewal, you can fold it into the company’s 3.5-hour “Joined in Bliss with a Slip Smacking Kiss” tour.