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Five Guys Weddings in Las Vegas Start at $255 With Travelmation

Travelmation offers weddings at two Five Guys locations on the Las Vegas Strip, with packages for couples and small groups, plus help planning the trip.

Five Guys Weddings in Las Vegas Start at $255 With Travelmation
Travelmation offers Five Guys weddings at two Las Vegas Strip locations, with packages starting at $255 for a couple. Photo: Five Guys Weddings

A Las Vegas wedding can now come with burgers, fries and matching Five Guys T-shirts. Travelmation is offering wedding bookings at two of the chain’s Strip restaurants, with packages starting at $255 for a couple and $555 for a celebration with a small group of guests.

The agency’s wedding service brings the ceremony and trip planning together through a Travelmation advisor. It adds another unconventional option for couples considering Las Vegas, with restaurant celebrations available at the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian and the Showcase location across from New York-New York.

What the $255 and $555 Packages Include

The entry-level Better Together package is designed for the couple alone. The operator’s package details list a 15–20-minute ceremony, use of a bouquet, a meal for two and two “Just Married” Five Guys Las Vegas shirts. The meal includes burgers with unlimited toppings, fries and soda.

All the Toppings starts at $555 and accommodates the couple plus up to eight guests. It adds meals for the group, cupcakes and a boozy shake or freeze per guest. Couples should confirm age-appropriate drink options and the precise inclusions when requesting their quote.

The advertised prices are a starting point. Cakes, extra guests, photography, a DJ and transportation are available as enhancements. Before booking, ask for an itemized total covering the selected date, any taxes or service charges, the ceremony arrangements and all extras. Flights and accommodation should be budgeted separately unless expressly included in the final quote.

Two Strip Locations, With Travel Planning Attached

The Grand Canal Shoppes restaurant has a full walk-up bar, murals and a glass-enclosed potato-preparation room. Showcase offers an open-air balcony bar and a private red-booth Stardust lounge. The choice of location affects the setting and the journey from guests’ hotels, so it is worth deciding on the venue before arranging the rest of the weekend.

Travelmation lists a dedicated event manager and local vendor connections for celebrations that need more coordination. Its service also extends to bachelor and bachelorette parties, family reunions and group dining, allowing a couple to plan additional gatherings around the ceremony.

For guests traveling together, the useful questions are practical: whether the chosen space is private, how long the booking lasts, how extra attendees are charged and what happens if plans change. A restaurant wedding can keep the celebration informal, but the booking terms still need to match the size and expectations of the group.

A Legal Wedding Still Needs a Marriage License

The restaurant package does not replace Nevada’s legal requirements. Clark County’s marriage guidance lists a $102 license fee, with an additional convenience fee for credit or debit payments. Couples generally collect the license together in person with valid government-issued photo identification.

There is no waiting period once the license is issued. The ceremony must take place in Nevada with a licensed officiant and at least one witness other than the officiant. Couples booking the two-person package should confirm how the witness requirement will be handled.

Vegas Private Dining says it works with Reverend Scott J. Pollack and recommends booking at least one to two weeks ahead for the best choice of dates, although same-day availability is occasionally possible. For couples who want a relaxed restaurant celebration, the appeal is straightforward: a short ceremony, familiar food and a setting that feels unmistakably Vegas.

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