Bumble Is Giving 50 Couples Who Met on the App a Free Wedding Celebration in Las Vegas!

If you met your partner on Bumble, you could win a free Las Vegas wedding!

The company just announced a plan to celebrate couples who met on the “women-first" dating app with free weddings (and vow renewals) this summer.

For one weekend only, Bumble is turning an iconic wedding destination, the Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas, into a free wedding venue for 50 couples whose romance began on the app.

During the month of April, anyone who met their partner on the platform can share their love story for the opportunity to have their nuptials at the chapel — which will be decked out in Bumble yellow.

And Bumble isn’t just providing the venue, which hosted celebrity weddings including Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner in 2019, and Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck in 2022. The app also promises to gift each winning couple with travel and accommodations for themselves and two witnesses.

Also provided are hair and makeup services for each couple’s big day, as well as a shopping stipend.

In a press release, Amy Ferris, the company’s vice president of global marketing, said, “We look forward to bringing our community together this summer in a celebration like no other and to continue to spotlight the kind connections made on Bumble every day.”

“It’s an honor to play even a small part in every Bumble success story – whether it be a great first date, marriage or anything in between,” Ferris said. “Over the years we have received thousands of thank you notes, comments, wedding invitations and baby announcements, and that is what keeps us inspired every single day.”

The contest runs from April 9 through April 30 — at 11:59 p.m. central time zone — and is open to all adult residents of the United States and Canada (except for Québec).

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The wedding contest comes on the heels of Bumble’s headline-making Valentine’s Day campaign, which starred actor Barry Keoghan in a series of shirtless thirst traps.

The Saltburn and Banshees of Inisherin star, 31, was the face (and body) of the app’s Valentine's Day card to all, and featured him in various states of undress while staring dreamily at the camera. 

“Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate love in all its forms and I wanted to team up with Bumble this year to have some fun with that message,” Keoghan said in a press release at the time. “We all need to learn to love ourselves and each other a bit more!”