Romantic Las Vegas Wedding Package

Las Vegas makes getting married wonderfully simple. This package combines a full-service chapel with flowers, music, photography, a coordinator, and a one-way limousine ride, so you can plan a ceremony without juggling a dozen separate suppliers. I especially like the personal wedding planner and the fact that the ceremony is private for your group of up to eight people.

I also like the chapel’s long operating history and the choice to add hair, makeup, clothing rentals, reception services, or a different ceremony location. The main catch is cost control: the marriage license, minister fee, and gratuities are extra, and the non-refundable booking policy leaves little room for changed plans.

Key details to know before booking

• A private ceremony for up to eight people: The price is $720 per group, not per person, which can work well for a couple with a small wedding party.
• The Victorian Chapel is included: Other ceremony locations are available as upgrades.
• Photography comes built in: You receive 16 candid 4 by 6 ceremony photos, plus ceremony video viewing and a downloadable video.
• One-way limousine service is included: Pickup applies to eligible Strip and Downtown hotels when transportation is part of your package.
• The ceremony lasts about 90 minutes from start to finish: Extra photo sessions or receptions may add time and cost.
• The chapel has operated since 1960: That experience matters when you want a simple, organized ceremony rather than a do-it-yourself event.

Why this package works for a Las Vegas wedding

The best feature here is not one flashy add-on. It is the way the service gathers the basic wedding pieces into one booking. You have a chapel, celebrant, flowers, traditional music, photography, video, a planner, and a day-of coordinator working within the same operation.

That setup can be valuable in Las Vegas, where the number of wedding choices can become tiring fast. Instead of finding a florist, photographer, officiant, driver, and venue on your own, you can discuss the main elements with the Chapel of the Flowers planning team after booking.

The base price is $720 per group of up to eight people. For a couple with a very small ceremony, that is not the cheapest possible route, but it is easier to judge as a package rather than as a simple chapel rental. You are paying for planning support and several services that would otherwise need separate arrangements.

The value improves if you use the included flowers, music, photos, video, and transportation. It drops if you add many upgrades and optional services. Before committing, ask for a complete total that includes every chosen upgrade, the marriage license, minister or celebrant charge, and gratuities.

Starting at the Married In Las Vegas Sign

The experience begins at the Married In Las Vegas Sign, at 1717 Las Vegas Boulevard South. This gives the ceremony a distinctly Las Vegas opening, although the supplied information does not describe a formal activity or photo session at this stop.

Treat it as a meeting and starting point rather than a full sightseeing stop. You are not joining a city tour with several attractions. The focus is your wedding, and the sign helps place the event in the middle of the city’s famous wedding corridor.

If transportation is included in your package, the chapel may collect you from a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip or in the Downtown area. Pickup is not offered outside those zones, and the service does not pick up from Airbnb properties that are not located on the Strip.

If you do not have transportation included, plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the ceremony by taxi or rideshare. That buffer gives you time to enter, meet the staff, and check the final details without rushing in from traffic.

Arriving at Chapel of the Flowers

The main venue is the Chapel of the Flowers, which has been performing and planning weddings since 1960. That long record is useful for couples who want a ceremony handled by an established team rather than a bare room and a minister.

On arrival, you meet with the chapel staff to confirm what you have arranged. This final check is a practical step. It gives you a chance to make sure the flowers, music, transportation, ceremony details, and any selected extras match your plans.

You also have a personal day-of wedding coordinator. That person helps guide the event and keeps the timing moving. A personal wedding planner handles the broader arrangements, while the day-of coordinator focuses on the ceremony itself. For a couple unfamiliar with Las Vegas, having both roles can remove much of the last-minute work.

The Victorian Chapel is the standard ceremony location. Its inclusion gives the base package a traditional setting rather than leaving you with an unspecified room. You can upgrade to other locations if you want a different style, but the standard option is the sensible choice if keeping the price under control matters.

Preparing for the aisle

The staff helps you get ready to walk down the aisle. The package includes traditional wedding music, flowers for the couple, and a celebrant or minister to perform the ceremony.

The flower arrangement included is a useful starting point, especially if you are traveling into Las Vegas and do not want to carry or order flowers separately. Upgraded flower options are available, so ask to see the choices and prices before making a decision.

Hair, makeup, and clothing rentals can also be arranged. These services are not listed as part of the base package, so treat them as optional additions. They may be convenient if you are coming from a hotel with limited preparation space, but they can push the final bill well beyond the advertised price.

The package also includes a unity ceremony for indoor ceremonies. This gives you a familiar ceremonial element beyond the basic exchange of vows. If you choose an outdoor or upgraded location, confirm whether the unity ceremony still applies, since the included detail specifically refers to an indoor ceremony.

The ceremony and what is included afterward

The ceremony itself is the central event, performed by the included celebrant or minister in the Victorian Chapel. Since this is a private activity, only your group participates. That makes the experience more personal than a public wedding event or a shared group ceremony.

Photography is part of the package. You receive 16 candid ceremony photos in a 4 by 6 format. These are useful for capturing the key moments without requiring you to arrange a photographer separately.

The photo coverage is described as ceremony photography, not a full posed portrait session. A posed photo session package is not included. If formal portraits are important to you, ask about this upgrade before the wedding day. The chapel also has photographers on staff, which makes adding coverage easier than finding an outside professional at the last minute.

Video is another strong part of the package. The ceremony includes internet viewing for eight hours and a ceremony video download. This is particularly useful for relatives or friends who cannot attend in person. Confirm how and when the viewing link or download is delivered, since the supplied details do not specify the exact delivery process.

Depending on your package, you may have a photo session or reception after the ceremony. These are not automatic parts of the $720 base arrangement, so check precisely what is included in your selected version.

Limousine service and the timing you need

A one-way courtesy limousine ride to the ceremony is included in the package details. Pickup instructions are handled by the driver when limousine service applies. The chapel uses sedan and limousine services for eligible bookings.

The important limitation is the pickup area. Transportation is offered from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the Downtown area. The service does not cover hotels outside those areas or Airbnb properties that are not on the Strip.

If the limousine is not included in your package, you need to arrange a taxi or rideshare. The chapel recommends arriving 30 minutes before the ceremony. That is a small but important planning detail, particularly if you are getting ready, carrying clothing, or meeting family at the venue.

The listed limousine driver gratuity is $25. It is separate from the package price. Since gratuities are not included, budget for the photographer at $30 and the day-of staff at $30 as well. The general note also says minister or celebrant gratuity is not included, so ask the chapel for the current recommended amount before the ceremony.

What the $720 price really covers

At $720 per group of up to eight people, the price is easiest to understand as a convenience package. It covers more than the room. You receive wedding flowers for the couple, traditional music, a celebrant or minister, a personal planner, a day-of coordinator, ceremony consultation, photography, video access, video download, and one-way limousine service under the package terms.

For a couple bringing several family members, the group pricing can be attractive. The price does not increase simply because you have up to eight people in the group, based on the supplied details. For a couple alone, the value depends on how much you would otherwise spend arranging these services separately.

The package becomes less predictable when upgrades begin. Alternate ceremony locations, improved flowers, posed photography, limousine arrangements, hair, makeup, clothing, and reception services can all affect the total. I would ask for two figures: the base total with mandatory charges, and the upgraded total with every optional service you are considering.

Do not forget the marriage license fee. It is not included. The minister or celebrant fee is also excluded, as are gratuities. These are not minor details for a wedding budget, so include them from the start.

Who should book this wedding package

I would recommend this experience to couples who want a simple destination wedding with professional support and a small private group. It suits people who prefer an organized ceremony over a long planning process, and couples who want classic Las Vegas character without building an event from separate vendors.

It is also a good fit for vow renewals. The ceremony structure, flowers, music, photography, and chapel setting give a renewal enough formality to feel special without requiring a large event.

This package may not suit you if you want a large wedding, a fully customized ceremony, or guaranteed extensive portrait photography in the base price. It may also be a poor fit if your plans could change, since the booking is non-refundable and cannot be amended under the stated policy.

The chapel is described as accessible, with accessible bathrooms, and service animals are allowed. Most people can participate, and the venue is near public transportation. Those details make the location practical for a wide range of small wedding groups.

A few practical questions to settle first

Ask the planning team exactly what type of transportation your selected package includes. The description includes a courtesy limousine to the ceremony, but transportation terms can differ when you choose upgrades or a package variation.

Confirm the ceremony start time, the pickup time, the location of your preparation area, and the deadline for adding services. You should also confirm the number of final photos, the video access period, and how the video download is supplied.

If you want formal portraits, do not assume the 16 candid ceremony photos will cover that need. The posed photo session package is specifically excluded, so make that request clear before the wedding day.

The same applies to receptions, clothing, makeup, hair, and upgraded flowers. The chapel can arrange them, but arrangement does not mean inclusion in the base price.

Should you book the Chapel of the Flowers package?

I would book it if your ideal Las Vegas wedding is private, organized, and relatively traditional, with the major services handled in one place. The strongest value comes from the combination of planning support, ceremony staff, flowers, music, photos, video, and transportation.

I would be more cautious if you are working with a tight final budget or need flexible dates. The non-refundable policy makes careful planning essential, and the extra license, officiant, upgrade, and gratuity charges can change the real cost.

For many couples, the Chapel of the Flowers offers a calm way to arrange a once-in-a-lifetime ceremony. Just treat $720 as the starting package price, not the final wedding budget.

FAQ

How much does the Las Vegas wedding package cost?

The package costs $720 per group of up to eight people.

How long does the experience last?

The experience lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Where does the ceremony take place?

The included ceremony takes place in the Victorian Chapel at Chapel of the Flowers. Other ceremony locations are available as upgrades.

Is transportation included?

A one-way courtesy limousine to the ceremony is included in the package details. Pickup applies to eligible hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the Downtown area when transportation is included or added.

Can the chapel pick up from an Airbnb?

The chapel does not pick up or drop off at Airbnb properties that are not located on the Las Vegas Strip.

What photography is included?

The package includes ceremony photos, 16 candid 4 by 6 photos, and ceremony video viewing. A ceremony video download is also included. A posed photo session package is not included.

Are the marriage license and minister fee included?

No. The marriage license fee and minister or celebrant fee are not included in the package price.

Are gratuities included?

No. Listed gratuities include $25 for the limousine driver, $30 for the photographer, and $30 for day-of staff. The supplied details also state that gratuities are not included generally, so confirm the current amount for the minister or celebrant.

Can I cancel or change the booking?

No. The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or request an amendment, the amount paid will not be refunded.