Romantic Las Vegas Wedding Package

Las Vegas weddings do not get much easier than this. At the Chapel of the Flowers, you can arrange the ceremony, flowers, music, photography, transportation, and paperwork planning through one wedding team instead of chasing separate vendors across town. The package lasts about 90 minutes and covers up to eight people, making it a practical choice for a small wedding or vow renewal.

I especially like the personal wedding planner, who helps organize the details before the big day, and the on-site coordinator, who checks everything again when you arrive. The included flowers, traditional music, 16 candid ceremony prints, video download, and one-way limousine service also give the $720 price real substance.

The main catch is that the price is not the final bill. You still pay the marriage license fee, minister or celebrant fee, and gratuities. A posed photo session is also extra, so couples wanting a full portrait package should budget for upgrades.

Key details before you reserve

• A historic Las Vegas chapel: The Chapel of the Flowers has been performing and planning weddings since 1960.
• A small private ceremony: The $720 price covers your group of up to eight people, rather than a shared public tour.
• A Victorian Chapel ceremony: The standard ceremony takes place in the Victorian Chapel, with other locations available as upgrades.
• Useful wedding inclusions: Flowers, traditional music, a coordinator, ceremony photos, video access, and a downloadable ceremony video are part of the package.
• One-way transportation: Courtesy limousine service to the chapel is included, though pickup is limited to hotels on the Strip or in downtown Las Vegas.
• Extra costs to plan for: The license, minister or celebrant fee, gratuities, and posed portraits are not included.

A Las Vegas wedding built around convenience

The appeal here is simple: you can make a destination wedding happen without assembling the whole event yourself. The Chapel of the Flowers handles the ceremony setting and provides a planner to help arrange the details. You can also add limousine service, hair, makeup, clothing rentals, upgraded flowers, and other amenities during the planning process.

That setup suits couples who want a proper ceremony but do not want to spend months contacting florists, photographers, drivers, and beauty providers. It is also useful for a vow renewal, especially if you want the occasion to feel organized without turning it into a large production.

You receive a private activity for your own group. The package allows up to eight people, so it fits a couple with a few close family members or friends. It is not designed for a large wedding party, and the group limit is important to check before you book.

The ceremony itself is expected to take place within an overall experience of about one hour and 30 minutes. That time includes arrival, final checks, preparation, the ceremony, and any included photo or video arrangements. If you want a long reception, a large portrait session, or a full evening celebration, you will need to arrange those separately.

Starting at the Married in Las Vegas Sign

The first listed stop is the Married in Las Vegas Sign, at 1717 Las Vegas Boulevard South. This gives the experience an unmistakable Las Vegas opening and provides a natural meeting point near the chapel.

The sign is not presented as a separate sightseeing tour with a long stop or guided commentary. Think of it as the starting point for the wedding experience. You should expect to gather there before continuing to the Chapel of the Flowers, rather than treating this as a full city tour.

The address matters because it is also the main meeting point. If you are arranging your own ride, plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the ceremony. That extra time lets you check in, meet the staff, and deal with any last-minute clothing or document concerns without rushing down the aisle.

Inside the Chapel of the Flowers

The standard ceremony takes place in the Victorian Chapel. Its formal setting gives you a traditional wedding backdrop while keeping the event compact and manageable.

The Chapel of the Flowers has operated since 1960, so this is not a temporary pop-up venue built only for quick ceremonies. The long history is part of the appeal for couples who want a recognizable Las Vegas wedding setting with an established planning operation behind it.

You receive traditional wedding music, flowers for the couple, and a celebrant or minister to perform the ceremony. An indoor ceremony also includes a unity ceremony, which can add a small personal ritual to the service.

If the Victorian Chapel is not your preferred setting, you can ask about other locations as an upgrade. The available information does not specify each upgraded location or its cost, so ask the planner for the exact choices and prices before making a decision.

When you arrive, staff go over the final details with you. This check is valuable because it gives you a chance to confirm the ceremony plan, flowers, music, transportation, and any added services before the ceremony begins.

What the wedding planner actually adds

A personal wedding planner is included, along with a day-of wedding coordinator. Those roles matter because planning a short destination wedding still involves several moving parts.

Before the ceremony, the planning team works with you to arrange what you need. You can use that meeting to discuss upgrades and amenities, such as flowers, limousine service, hair, makeup, or clothing rentals.

On the wedding day, the coordinator helps you get ready to walk down the aisle. The staff also review the final details at the chapel. I like this two-stage support: the planner handles preparation, while the day-of team focuses on making sure the plan is still correct when the clock is running.

The package does not promise that every possible wedding service is included. It gives you a working base and lets you add services. That is convenient, but you should ask for a complete written price before approving upgrades. Las Vegas wedding packages can look simple at first and grow once you add portraits, beauty services, upgraded flowers, or transportation beyond the included arrangement.

Photography, video, and the limits of the package

Photography is included in a useful but clearly defined form. You receive 16 4 x 6 candid ceremony photos. These are designed to record the ceremony as it happens, not to provide a full collection of posed wedding portraits.

Ceremony photos and video streaming are available, and the package includes eight hours of internet viewing for the ceremony video. You also receive a ceremony video download. For family members who cannot attend, that online access can be a practical way to share the event.

The important detail is that a posed photo session package is not included. If formal portraits are a priority, ask about that upgrade before the wedding day. The outdoor area around the chapel may be useful for photographs, but the package details do not promise a specific number of outdoor shots or a particular portrait location.

This is one of the clearest places where expectations matter. If you mainly want proof of the ceremony and a few candid prints, the included photography may be enough. If you picture a complete album of posed portraits, family group photos, and several settings, plan to pay extra.

Limousine service and getting to the chapel

A courtesy limousine ride to the ceremony is included as a one-way service. If the limousine is part of your package, the driver contacts you for pickup instructions. Transportation can remove one more task from the wedding morning, especially if you are staying on the Strip and do not know the area well.

Pickup is limited. Chapel sedan and limousine services can collect you from hotels located on the Las Vegas Strip or in the downtown area. The service does not pick up or drop off outside those areas, and it does not serve Airbnb properties that are not located on the Strip.

If transportation is not included, the chapel advises using a rideshare or taxi and arriving 30 minutes before the ceremony. That is good advice. A wedding day is a poor time to cut things close, and your arrival window allows time for the final consultation and preparation.

The driver gratuity is listed as $25 and is not included. Keep that amount separate from the package price. If you arrange your own ride, you also need to think about your return trip, since the included limousine service is one way.

The $720 price and what it buys you

The package costs $720 per group of up to eight people, not $720 per person. That makes the price easier to assess if you are bringing parents, siblings, or a few friends.

For a small wedding, the package includes several services that would otherwise require separate arrangements: the venue, flowers for the couple, music, minister or celebrant service, a personal planner, a day-of coordinator, ceremony photos, video access, a downloadable video, and one-way limousine service.

That is a fair convenience value for a couple who wants a short, organized ceremony. You are paying not only for the room, but also for a team that coordinates the main pieces.

Still, $720 should be treated as the starting package cost rather than the complete wedding budget. The marriage license fee, minister or celebrant fee, and gratuities are separate. The listed gratuities are $25 for the limo driver, $30 for the photographer, and $30 for day-of staff, for a total of $85 if you follow those stated amounts.

Flowers can also become more expensive if you choose upgraded arrangements. Transportation additions, hair, makeup, clothing rentals, and a posed photo package can increase the total. Before booking, ask the planner to list the base cost, required fees, optional upgrades, and suggested gratuities separately.

The timing of your wedding day

The overall duration is approximately one hour and 30 minutes. That is enough for a concise ceremony and the related preparation, but it is not a full wedding day.

Your schedule generally works like this:

• You meet at the Married in Las Vegas Sign or arrange pickup from an eligible hotel.
• You arrive at the chapel about 30 minutes before the ceremony if using your own transportation.
• Chapel staff review the final arrangements with you.
• You prepare for the ceremony and walk down the aisle.
• The minister or celebrant performs the ceremony.
• You take part in the unity ceremony if your ceremony is indoors.
• You receive the included ceremony photos and video arrangements, depending on the package details and any upgrades.
• The experience ends back at the meeting point.

The exact order of photography and any post-ceremony reception depends on your package. A reception is not described as part of the standard inclusions, so confirm that separately if you want food, drinks, or a longer celebration.

Who will appreciate this experience most

I would recommend this package to couples who want a small, private Las Vegas wedding with professional support and a recognizable chapel setting. It is especially suited to people traveling with a small family group, couples renewing vows, and anyone who wants to avoid organizing several vendors independently.

It also suits couples who value speed and structure. You can work with one planning team, arrive at an established venue, and have the ceremony handled in a compact time frame.

You may want another option if you need a large guest list, a full reception, extensive portraits, or a highly customized ceremony. The eight-person limit, short duration, and extra charges for several popular services keep this package focused on a simple ceremony rather than a complete wedding weekend.

The package can also work well for couples who want a traditional indoor ceremony. If the Victorian Chapel is not right for you, ask about upgrades, but do not assume another location is included in the base price.

Practical details worth checking first

Confirmation is provided at booking, and the experience is offered in English. Service animals are allowed, and the venue has handicap-accessible bathrooms. The chapel is near public transportation, and most people can participate.

The activity is private for your group, which helps keep the ceremony personal. You will not be placed in a shared tour group with unrelated couples.

The package is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason after booking. That makes it especially important to confirm the date, guest count, pickup hotel, ceremony location, and required fees before paying.

Also check the legal requirements for your marriage license directly with the appropriate Las Vegas authorities. The license fee is not included in this experience, and the chapel package does not replace that separate legal step.

Should you book the Chapel of the Flowers package?

Book it if you want an organized, small-scale Las Vegas wedding with a chapel, flowers, music, ceremony photography, video access, and planning help in one package. The combination of a personal planner and day-of coordinator is the strongest reason to choose it, while the included limousine ride adds useful convenience for Strip and downtown hotels.

Before committing, price the extras. Add the license, minister or celebrant fee, gratuities, and any desired portrait, beauty, clothing, flower, or transportation upgrades. If that final figure still fits your plans, this package offers a straightforward way to get married or renew vows at a long-running Las Vegas chapel without managing every detail yourself.

FAQ

Where does the wedding experience begin?

The listed starting point is 1717 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104, at the Married in Las Vegas Sign.

Where does the ceremony take place?

The standard ceremony takes place in the Victorian Chapel at the Chapel of the Flowers. Other ceremony locations may be available as upgrades.

How many people does the $720 package cover?

The price covers one group of up to eight people.

How long does the experience last?

The experience lasts approximately one hour and 30 minutes.

Is transportation included?

A courtesy one-way limousine ride to the ceremony is included. Pickup is available from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the downtown area when transportation is included or added to the package.

What if my hotel is outside the Strip or downtown area?

The chapel does not provide pickup or drop-off outside the Strip or downtown areas. It also does not provide this service to Airbnb properties that are not located on the Strip.

Are wedding flowers and music included?

Yes. Flowers for the couple and traditional wedding music are included. Upgraded flower options are available.

Are the marriage license and gratuities included?

No. The marriage license fee, minister or celebrant fee, and gratuities are not included. The listed gratuities are $25 for the limo driver, $30 for the photographer, and $30 for day-of staff.

Are posed wedding portraits included?

No. The package includes 16 candid 4 x 6 ceremony photos, but a posed photo session package is not included. You can ask about adding one.