10 Year Anniversary Photos at Paris, Bellagio and Caesars Palace

There is something especially fun about getting dressed back up and celebrating a milestone in Las Vegas. Charlie and Jordan came to Vegas for their 10 year anniversary with a pretty meaningful reason for booking a photo session. They never had the wedding photos they wanted when they originally got married, so ten years later they decided it was time to fix that.

We met on the Las Vegas Strip and turned their anniversary into an evening photo walk through three classic Vegas locations. Charlie brought the white dress, Jordan went with a black tux, and together they looked right at home against the lights and architecture of the Strip.

We started at Paris Las Vegas, which is always a great place to begin a Strip photo session. There are plenty of different backgrounds within a short walk, so we can create variety without spending the session traveling between locations. This first portrait had a playful Vegas feel with the casino entrance behind them and Charlie sneaking in a kiss.

As we continued around Paris, we had a chance to slow things down and get some more natural portraits of the two of them together. One of my favorite parts of photographing anniversary sessions is that there is no ceremony timeline to worry about. We can simply walk, talk, find good light, and let the photos happen naturally.

From Paris, we crossed Las Vegas Boulevard and headed toward the Bellagio. This is one of the reasons this part of the Strip works so well for a Las Vegas anniversary photo session. Several completely different looks are within walking distance of each other.

At Bellagio, we moved toward the fountains and captured Charlie and Jordan looking out over the water together. The lake, palms, and surrounding Strip architecture gave us a completely different atmosphere from the busier street scenes at Paris.

The Bellagio Fountains are one of the most recognizable locations in Las Vegas, but I also like using the quieter moments between the shows. It gives couples a chance to enjoy the view while we create photos that feel relaxed rather than rushed.

We stayed around the Bellagio long enough to catch the fountains in action. Rather than having Charlie and Jordan turn around for every photograph, I wanted a few images that showed what the evening actually felt like. Standing together and watching the fountains gave us a simple moment that helped tell the story of their anniversary night.

If you are planning your own session and trying to figure out how much we can comfortably fit into one evening, my Las Vegas photo tour timing guide breaks down the approximate time needed at different locations around town.

We finished the evening at Caesars Palace. The tall columns and classic architecture gave us one last completely different look before wrapping up their session. After the energy of Paris and the waterfront views at Bellagio, Caesars was a great final stop.

Ten years after their wedding, Charlie and Jordan finally have the photos they missed the first time around. That is one of the things I love about anniversary photography. There really is no deadline for getting dressed up again, celebrating what you have built together, and creating photographs that mean something to you.

If you're coming to Las Vegas for an anniversary, vow renewal, honeymoon, or simply because you want great photos together, you can explore more of our Las Vegas photo tour sessions and build an experience around the parts of Vegas you want to remember.