Danielle and Jeff celebrated their summer wedding at Stallion Mountain by Wedgewood Weddings in Las Vegas, Nevada, with photography by George Street Photo & Video. Their celebration featured a soft blue-and-purple palette, an outdoor ceremony overlooking the mountains, and a rustic indoor reception glowing with string lights and candlelight.

At a Glance

• Venue: Stallion Mountain by Wedgewood Weddings, Las Vegas, Nevada

• Best for: Couples who want an outdoor mountain-view ceremony paired with a rustic indoor reception

• Ceremony: Outdoor mountain-view setting with a lantern-decked aisle, a draped arch, and summer flowers

• Reception: Rustic indoor venue with round tables, string lights, and candle centerpieces

• Nearby photo spots: Sunset Park (12 min), Wetlands Park (10 min), Clark County Wetlands boardwalk (12 min), Historic Westside School courtyard (20 min)

• Photography by: George Street Photo & Video

• DJ: Las Vegas Wedding Guy 

• Florist: ACS Floral & Events

• Caterer: Freed's Bakery

• Bridal Gown Retailer: Bowties Bridal

Why Is Stallion Mountain by Wedgewood Weddings a Great Las Vegas Wedding Venue?

Stallion Mountain by Wedgewood Weddings sits against a backdrop of desert mountains just minutes from the Strip, giving couples a scenic outdoor setting without a long drive. The venue pairs an open ceremony lawn with a rustic indoor reception space, so the day flows from one setting to the next in a single location.

What makes this venue stand out for photography:

• Mountain-view ceremony space that frames couples against open desert skies

• Rustic indoor reception hall that warms up beautifully under string lights and candlelight

• Wide open grounds that catch soft, directional light in the early evening

• Central Las Vegas location within a short drive of some of the city's most distinctive photo spots

Based on our experience photographing weddings across the Las Vegas area, the mountain backdrop reads best when the light softens later in the day. The move from an open ceremony lawn to a cozy indoor reception also gives our photographers two very different looks in one celebration.

Why couples choose this venue: a mountain-view ceremony, a rustic indoor reception, and one location that photographs beautifully from midday through the evening.

What Did Danielle and Jeff's Wedding Day Look Like?

Getting Ready

The day began in separate suites, where Danielle and Jeff prepared alongside their wedding parties. Our photographers captured the early details, including the bouquet shots, dress portraits, and close-up ring photos.

Danielle wore a chic off-the-shoulder gown with a long floral train, a plunging neckline, and a buttoned-down back, paired with a blue bridal bouquet. Her bridesmaids wore soft pastel blue dresses that matched the palette. Jeff wore a military uniform with honorary badges and black shoes, and his groomsmen wore matching uniforms. George Street captured the relaxed groomsmen photos and the bridesmaid portraits before the couple headed to the ceremony.

The Ceremony

Danielle and Jeff exchanged vows outdoors, with the desert mountains rising behind them and sunny skies overhead. A lantern-decked aisle led to a ceremony arch dressed in soft drapes and summer flowers. The couple chose to skip a first look, so the aisle moment carried that genuine, first-time reaction.

The open setting kept the focus on the couple and the scenery around them. George Street documented the full ceremony from multiple angles, balancing wide mountain-backed frames with close, candid reactions.

Photography tip: Outdoor mountain ceremonies in Las Vegas often happen under harsh midday summer sun, and direct overhead light can create squinting, deep eye shadows, and blown-out skies. Our photographers recommend angling the arch so the couple faces away from the sun, with the mountains and open sky behind them, which keeps faces evenly lit and the backdrop rich. It also helps to time the ceremony a little later in the day when possible, and to keep a shaded staging spot nearby so the wedding party stays comfortable and camera-ready between shots.

Couple Portraits

After the ceremony, Danielle and Jeff made the most of the venue grounds and the mountain backdrop for portraits. The blue bouquet, pastel dresses, and crisp uniforms read beautifully against the open desert setting.

Our team used the changing evening light and the venue's natural scenery to build variety into the portrait set without leaving the property.

The Reception

The celebration moved indoors to a rustic reception space, where round tables, candle centerpieces, and summer flowers set a warm tone. String lights and beautiful glassware added a soft glow as the evening unfolded. Highlights included:

• Round tables dressed with candle centerpieces and fresh summer flowers

• String lights casting a warm, rustic glow across the room

• A grand all-white wedding cake from Freed's Bakery, finished with blue and purple flowers

• A lively dance floor kept moving by DJ Las Vegas Wedding Guy - Matt Lindsey

George Street captured the first dance and the candid energy as guests filled the floor late into the evening. The rustic setting and warm lighting gave every reception frame a cozy, personal feel.

What Are the Best Wedding Photo Locations in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas offers far more than its famous strip when it comes to portrait backdrops. Based on 20+ years of photographing weddings nationwide, here are some lesser-known locations our team recommends:

• Sunset Park: A sprawling park with a peaceful lake, mature trees, and open lawns for natural, relaxed portraits away from the crowds.

• Wetlands Park: Desert trails, native plants, and quiet overlooks that offer a soft, earthy backdrop rarely seen in wedding galleries.

• Clark County Wetlands boardwalk: Wooden walkways winding through greenery and water for a calm, textured setting.

• Historic Westside School courtyard: A restored 1920s Mission-style building with arches and warm stucco for a timeless, architectural look.

• Craig Ranch Regional Park: Rolling green fields, an amphitheater, and open sky for a spacious, versatile session.

• The Arts District murals: Bold, colorful walls and industrial textures for couples who want a playful, urban edge.

Best photo spots near Stallion Mountain: Sunset Park (12 min), Wetlands Park (10 min), Clark County Wetlands boardwalk (12 min), Historic Westside School courtyard (20 min).

George Street Photo & Video has photographed weddings at venues throughout Las Vegas. Explore our Las Vegas wedding photography portfolio or check price and availability for your date.

What Made This Wedding Special?

Every wedding George Street captures tells a unique story. Danielle and Jeff's celebration stood out for several reasons:

• Meaningful attire: Jeff's military uniform with honorary badges and the coordinating groomsmen uniforms brought a sense of pride and personal history to the day.

• Scenic contrast: The open mountain-view ceremony and the cozy rustic reception created two distinct, photogenic settings in one place.

• Cohesive palette: The blue bouquet, pastel blue dresses, and blue-and-purple cake flowers tied the styling together beautifully.

• Warm evening glow: Candlelight, string lights, and beautiful glassware turned the rustic reception into a soft, inviting space after sunset.

Planning a Las Vegas Outdoor Wedding?

If Danielle and Jeff's celebration has you inspired, here are a few things to keep in mind:

• Book your photographer early. Popular Las Vegas wedding dates, especially summer weekends, fill up fast. We recommend booking 6-12 months in advance.

• Plan around the heat and light. Las Vegas summers run hot, and midday sun is intense, so schedule your outdoor ceremony and portraits for later in the afternoon when the light softens.

• Use a nearby photo spot. Stallion Mountain's central location puts Sunset Park and Wetlands Park within a short drive for extra portrait variety.

• Choose colors that pop against the desert. Blues and purples photograph beautifully against the neutral tones of the mountains and open sky.

Key Takeaways

• Stallion Mountain by Wedgewood Weddings in Las Vegas offers a mountain-view outdoor ceremony and a rustic indoor reception in one location.

• Summer weddings in Las Vegas benefit from later-afternoon timing to soften the intense midday sun.

• Outdoor mountain ceremonies photograph best when the couple faces away from direct overhead light, keeping faces evenly lit and skies rich.

• A cohesive color palette, like the blue and purple used throughout this day, ties styling together across ceremony and reception.

• George Street Photo & Video offers 8-hour wedding photography packages starting at $1,395, including a wedding coordinator and hand color-corrected images.

• Las Vegas standout photo spots include Sunset Park, Wetlands Park, and the Historic Westside School courtyard.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does wedding photography cost in Las Vegas?

Wedding photography in Las Vegas typically ranges from $1,500 to $5,000+ depending on coverage hours, photographer experience, and package inclusions. George Street Photo & Video offers packages starting at $1,395, which include 8 hours of coverage, a wedding coordinator, and hand color-corrected images. Prices vary by wedding date, with off-peak dates and weekdays offering lower rates.

Is Stallion Mountain by Wedgewood Weddings a good wedding venue in Las Vegas?

Stallion Mountain by Wedgewood Weddings is a popular Las Vegas wedding venue known for its mountain-view outdoor ceremony space and rustic indoor reception hall. It works well for couples who want scenic desert views close to the city, with nearby photo spots like Sunset Park and Wetlands Park within a short drive. Many couples appreciate having the ceremony and reception in one location.

What are the best months for a wedding in Las Vegas?

Spring (March through May) and fall (October through November) are the most popular months for Las Vegas weddings. These seasons bring milder temperatures and comfortable light for outdoor ceremonies, before the peak summer heat sets in. George Street offers lower pricing on off-peak dates for couples with flexible schedules.

How do you photograph an outdoor wedding in the Las Vegas summer heat?

Photographing an outdoor Las Vegas summer wedding works best when you plan around the sun and the temperature. Our photographers recommend scheduling the ceremony and portraits for the later afternoon, positioning the couple so they face away from harsh overhead light, and keeping a shaded spot nearby for the wedding party. This keeps faces evenly lit and everyone comfortable throughout the day.

How many hours of wedding photography do I need?

Most weddings benefit from 8 hours of photography coverage, which spans getting ready through the reception. George Street's standard packages include 8 hours, which is more coverage than most competitors who start at 5-6 hours. For smaller ceremonies, fewer hours may be sufficient.

About George Street Photo & Video

George Street Photo & Video has been capturing weddings since 2004 across 47 cities nationwide. With 3,000+ five-star reviews and recognition including The Knot Hall of Fame and WeddingWire Couples' Choice Awards, George Street specializes in affordable, candid wedding photography and videography. Packages start at $1,295 and include 8 hours of coverage, a dedicated wedding coordinator, and hand-color-corrected images. Take the Style Test to find your photographer match, or check price and availability for your date.