Romantic Las Vegas Wedding Package

Las Vegas wedding planning gets much simpler when one team handles the chapel, flowers, music, photos, ceremony, and transportation. At the Chapel of the Flowers, a private group of up to eight can arrange a wedding or vow renewal in about 90 minutes, with the ceremony held in the Victorian Chapel unless you choose an upgrade.

I like the all-in-one planning and the included one-way limousine service from eligible Strip and downtown hotels. I also like the practical keepsakes: 16 candid 4 x 6 ceremony photos, ceremony video access, and a downloadable video. The main catch is that the $720 package price does not cover the marriage license, minister or celebrant fee, or gratuities, so your final cost will be higher.

Key points to know

• A private ceremony for up to eight: You and your own group participate, without a larger tour crowd.
• A Victorian Chapel setting: The standard ceremony takes place indoors, with other chapel locations available as upgrades.
• One-way transportation included: Sedan or limousine pickup is available from hotels on the Strip or in downtown Las Vegas when included in your package.
• Photos and video are built in: You receive 16 candid ceremony photos, internet viewing for eight hours, and a ceremony video download.
• Planning help from start to finish: A personal wedding planner, ceremony consultation, and day-of coordinator help organize the details.
• Extra services are available: You can arrange upgraded flowers, limousine service, hair, makeup, clothing rentals, and reception options.

Why this package works for a Las Vegas wedding

The appeal here is not simply getting married in Las Vegas. It is handing the practical work to a professional chapel team that has been arranging ceremonies since 1960.

That matters if you want a destination wedding without coordinating several separate vendors. Flowers, music, the officiant, photography, video, ceremony timing, and transportation can all be organized through the same provider.

You first work with the planning team to set up the ceremony. That initial consultation is also when you can add upgrades or arrange services such as a different ceremony location, better flowers, hair and makeup, clothing rentals, limousine transportation, or a reception.

I would think of the $720 price as a starting package rather than the final wedding bill. It covers a useful set of services for a small ceremony, but required and customary costs sit outside that amount.

The private format is another advantage. Your group alone takes part in the activity, which keeps the ceremony personal and avoids the feel of a public attraction. The package allows up to eight people, so it suits a couple with a few close family members or friends.

Stop 1: The Married In Las Vegas Sign

The first listed stop is the Married In Las Vegas sign. This gives your outing a distinctly Las Vegas opening and creates an obvious place for a wedding-related photo before the ceremony.

The sign is not the main event, and the available details do not specify how long you spend there or whether a formal photo session is included at that point. Treat it as a brief visual stop rather than a full sightseeing visit.

If you want posed portraits, check the details of your chosen package carefully. A posed photo session package is not included in the standard arrangements, although ceremony photography is included.

Stop 2: Chapel of the Flowers

The ceremony takes place at the Chapel of the Flowers, a Las Vegas wedding venue operating since 1960. The standard setting is the Victorian Chapel, with upgrades available if you prefer another location.

The chapel team meets with you when you arrive and goes over the final details. That check is useful because it gives you a last chance to confirm the ceremony plans, flowers, music, transportation arrangements, and any added services.

You then receive help getting ready to walk down the aisle. A celebrant or minister performs the ceremony, and traditional wedding music is included.

An indoor ceremony also includes a unity ceremony. This gives the service a familiar wedding ritual beyond the exchange of vows, though the supplied details do not specify which unity format is used.

After the ceremony, your package may include a photo session or reception if you selected those additions. The standard package includes ceremony photography, but not a posed photo session package, so do not assume that a full portrait session comes with the basic price.

What the $720 package includes

The package costs $720 per group, not per person, and covers up to eight people. That makes the price easier to assess if you are bringing family or friends, since the cost does not rise with each person within the group limit.

Included services are:

• Wedding flowers for the couple, with upgraded flower choices available
• Traditional wedding music
• A personal wedding planner
• A personal day-of wedding coordinator
• A ceremony consultation
• A celebrant or minister to perform the ceremony
• A Victorian Chapel ceremony
• Sixteen 4 x 6 candid ceremony photos
• Ceremony video access for eight hours through the internet
• A downloadable ceremony video
• Courtesy one-way limousine service to the ceremony when included in the package
• A unity ceremony for indoor ceremonies
• Your wedding guests, up to the stated group limit

The strongest value comes from the coordination. Booking flowers, an officiant, music, photos, and video separately would take time and create more chances for scheduling problems. Here, one planning team handles the moving parts.

The photo and video inclusions also make the package more practical. You receive candid ceremony images rather than only a promise of photography, and the video can be viewed online for eight hours before you download it.

Still, 16 candid photos are not the same as a full wedding album. If posed family portraits or a larger set of couple portraits matter to you, ask about the separate photo session package before you finalize your plans.

What you still need to budget

The price does not include the marriage license fee, minister or celebrant fee, or gratuities. These are not minor details, since they affect the actual amount you will pay.

The supplied cost information lists suggested gratuities of:

• $25 for the limousine driver
• $30 for the photographer
• $30 for day-of staff

Those amounts total $85 in listed gratuities. The marriage license and minister or celebrant fees are separate and are not priced in the available details.

I recommend asking for the full expected total before booking. You want the package price, license cost, officiant cost, selected upgrades, transportation additions, photo options, and gratuities clearly separated.

That is especially important for a wedding, where a modest-looking add-on list can change the final budget quickly. The package is convenient, but convenience works best when you know exactly what is included.

Limousine pickup and arrival timing

The package includes courtesy limousine service to the ceremony when transportation is part of your selected arrangement. Pickup is available 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 located on the Strip. If you add transportation, the chapel uses sedan and limousine services, and your driver contacts you for pickup instructions.

If transportation is not included, arrange a rideshare or taxi and arrive at the chapel 30 minutes before the ceremony. That buffer is sensible. You need time to meet the staff, review final details, and prepare without rushing from the curb to the aisle.

The service ends back at the meeting point, although the information provided specifically describes the included transportation as one way to the ceremony. Do not assume that a return ride is part of the standard arrangement.

Planning, upgrades, and the ceremony day

The personal wedding planner works with you after booking to arrange the ceremony and any extras. This is where the package earns much of its value for couples coming from outside Las Vegas.

You can discuss upgraded flowers and other ceremony locations. The chapel can also arrange limousine services, hair, makeup, clothing rentals, and reception options.

These additions may be useful if you are traveling with limited luggage or do not want to search for local vendors yourself. They also let you shape the day around your budget instead of paying for every available option automatically.

On the ceremony day, the staff reviews the final details with you. This check is especially helpful for a vow renewal, a small family ceremony, or anyone who has added several services.

The ceremony itself is designed to be efficient, with the total experience lasting about one hour and 30 minutes. That is long enough for the ceremony and related elements without taking over an entire day of your Las Vegas visit.

Photos, video, and the question of keepsakes

The included photography focuses on candid ceremony photos. You receive 16 prints in 4 x 6 format, which gives you a basic physical record of the event.

Ceremony video streaming is also available, with eight hours of internet viewing. A ceremony video download is included, giving you a way to keep the recording after the online viewing period ends.

I like this combination because it gives you both quick physical keepsakes and a digital record. It is a sensible fit for a short ceremony, particularly if your priority is remembering the vows rather than producing a large formal album.

The limitation is clear: posed photography is not included. If you want carefully arranged portraits, family group shots, or a longer session outside the chapel, plan to purchase the separate posed photo option.

The chapel grounds provide an outdoor area for photos, and the setting can add variety after an indoor ceremony. However, the information does not specify the length of an outdoor session or how many posed images come with any upgrade, so get those details in writing.

Accessibility and group details

This is a private activity, so only your group participates. That makes it suitable for a couple who wants a quiet ceremony with a small circle rather than a shared event.

Most people can participate, and the chapel has accessible bathrooms. Service animals are allowed, and the venue is near public transportation.

The available information does not describe every accessibility feature of the ceremony space itself. If you need specific seating, aisle, mobility, or transfer arrangements, confirm those points with the chapel before booking.

The group limit is eight people. Count the couple and everyone attending when you plan the guest list, since the package is priced for a maximum group size rather than an unlimited ceremony.

Who should book this experience?

I would recommend this package to couples who want a simple destination wedding, vow renewal, or small ceremony with professional support. It is especially useful if you are coming from outside Las Vegas and do not want to arrange separate vendors for flowers, music, photos, video, and transportation.

It also suits couples who value convenience more than complete control over every detail. You can add services and upgrades, but the standard package is built around a ready-made ceremony format.

The package may be less suitable if you want a large wedding, a long reception, extensive portraits, or a highly customized ceremony. The group limit is eight, the standard ceremony is in the Victorian Chapel, and posed photography costs extra.

It is also a poor match for anyone who needs flexible booking. The reservation is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. Only book once your date, group, and budget are firm.

My take on the value

At $720 per group, the package offers a useful bundle for a small Las Vegas ceremony. The personal planner, day-of coordinator, flowers, music, ceremony, candid photos, video download, and possible limousine service would be time-consuming to arrange separately.

The value is strongest when you use several included services. If you only need a chapel and officiant, you may find that you are paying for extras you do not care about. If you want help with the entire process, the bundled format makes more sense.

Remember that the listed price is not the complete cost. Add the marriage license, minister or celebrant fee, gratuities, and any upgrades you want. Hair, makeup, clothing, a different chapel location, reception services, better flowers, transportation additions, and posed photography can all change the total.

The high customer rating of 4.7 from 56 ratings and the 91 percent recommendation figure support the chapel’s reputation for a smooth, friendly service. The most useful praise centers on the venue’s professional but warm approach, the lovely chapel, and the outdoor photo area. Those qualities matter when you want the ceremony to feel organized without feeling cold.

Should you book the Chapel of the Flowers package?

Book it if you want a private Las Vegas ceremony with a small group and a single team managing the key details. The included flowers, music, coordination, ceremony photos, video, and transportation make this a practical choice for a short destination wedding or vow renewal.

Before paying, confirm the complete price, the officiant and license costs, transportation coverage, and whether you need the separate posed photo package. If you are comfortable with those conditions and your plans are firm, this package gives you a straightforward way to get married in Las Vegas without building the day from scratch.

FAQ

How much does the Romantic Las Vegas Wedding Package cost?

The package costs $720 per group for up to eight people. The marriage license fee, minister or celebrant fee, gratuities, and selected upgrades are not included.

How long does the wedding experience last?

The experience lasts approximately one hour and 30 minutes.

Where does the ceremony take place?

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

Is transportation included?

Courtesy one-way limousine service to the ceremony is included when it is part of your package. Pickup is available from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the downtown area. Transportation does not cover locations outside those areas or Airbnb properties not located on the Strip.

What photography and video are included?

The package includes 16 candid 4 x 6 ceremony photos, eight hours of internet viewing for the ceremony video, and a ceremony video download. A posed photo session package is not included.

Can I cancel or change the booking?

No. The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason.