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, minister, coordinator, and one-way limousine service through one team. The chapel has been handling weddings since 1960, so the setup is built for couples who want the day organized rather than improvised.

I like the private format, since only your group participates, and I like the practical package design, which includes 16 candid 4 x 6 ceremony photos, a ceremony video download, and eight hours of internet viewing. The main drawback is the fine print: the marriage license, minister or celebrant fee, several gratuities, and posed photography are not included in the $720 price.

Key points to know before booking

• The $720 rate covers up to eight people, making it easier to judge the cost as a group rather than per person.
• The Victorian Chapel is the standard setting, with upgrades available for other ceremony locations.
• A one-way limousine ride is included, but only for pickup from hotels on the Strip or in Downtown Las Vegas.
• The package includes both ceremony photos and video, though posed portraits require an additional package.
• The Chapel of the Flowers handles the details, including flowers, music, a coordinator, a personal planner, and the celebrant.
• The booking is non-refundable and cannot be amended, so confirm names, dates, transportation, and extras before paying.

Why this package works for a Las Vegas wedding

A Las Vegas wedding can be quick, but quick does not have to mean careless. This package gives you a clear structure for a ceremony lasting about an hour and a half, with a planning team involved before the wedding and staff guiding you on the day.

You are not just reserving a room and finding a minister on your own. The package brings several moving parts under one roof. Flowers, traditional wedding music, ceremony photos, video, a day-of coordinator, and a celebrant are already part of the arrangement. That matters if you are planning from outside Nevada or trying to keep a small wedding simple.

The $720 price is per group of up to eight, not per person. For a couple with only a few family members, that can be a reasonable deal because the basic service covers far more than the ceremony space. For a larger group of eight, the effective cost is especially easy to understand. Still, treat $720 as the starting figure, not the final bill.

The marriage license fee is separate. So are the minister or celebrant fee and gratuities. The listed gratuities include $25 for the limousine driver, $30 for the photographer, and $30 for day-of staff. A posed photo session also costs extra. Add those items before comparing this package with a bare-bones chapel ceremony.

Stop 1: The Married In Las Vegas sign

The first stop is the Married In Las Vegas sign. This gives the experience a distinctly local opening and a natural place for a quick wedding photograph before you head to the chapel.

Do not expect a long sightseeing stop. The available information does not specify how much time you spend at the sign, so think of it as a brief photo opportunity connected with the ceremony rather than a separate Las Vegas tour.

That limited scope is both useful and restrictive. You get a recognizable Las Vegas image without adding a long drive or a separate photo outing. On the other hand, couples wanting a full set of outdoor portraits should consider adding the posed photo package or arranging another photography session.

The sign also helps set the tone. You are not pretending this is a traditional church wedding far from the city. You are choosing a Las Vegas ceremony, complete with the city’s famous wedding culture and a little roadside-style fun.

Stop 2: Chapel of the Flowers and the Victorian Chapel

The main event takes place at Chapel of the Flowers, with the Victorian Chapel included as the standard ceremony location. The chapel has performed and planned weddings since 1960, which is useful context for couples who want an established venue with a familiar process.

Once you arrive, staff go over the final details. This is the moment to check that the names, ceremony choices, flowers, music, photo arrangements, and transportation details match what you planned. You then get ready to walk down the aisle and take part in the ceremony.

The package includes a personal day-of wedding coordinator and a personal wedding planner. Those roles matter in different ways. The planner helps arrange the event in advance, while the day-of coordinator helps keep the actual ceremony moving. You still need to make decisions, but you are not left to manage every small step on the wedding day.

Traditional wedding music is included, along with a unity ceremony for indoor ceremonies. If you want a different setting, the chapel offers upgrades to other locations. Ask about those options during your planning consultation, since the standard price applies to the Victorian Chapel rather than every possible venue choice.

The ceremony is performed by a celebrant or minister. The related fee is not included, so be sure to budget for it. The same applies to the marriage license, which you must pay for separately.

What the photography package really gives you

Photography is one of the stronger parts of the package, but it helps to understand the limits. You receive 16 candid 4 x 6 ceremony photos. These are meant to capture the action of the ceremony, such as the walk down the aisle and key moments at the altar.

The package also includes ceremony video streaming for eight hours and a ceremony video download. That is useful if family members cannot attend in person or if you want to share the ceremony soon after it happens.

The wording matters here: the included photos are candid ceremony photos, not a full posed portrait session. If you want carefully arranged images of the couple, wedding party, flowers, or chapel grounds, you need the separate posed photo session package.

I would treat the included photography as a solid record of the ceremony, not as a complete wedding album. If photographs are one of your main reasons for choosing the package, ask what the posed session includes and what additional costs apply before you finalize the booking.

The photographer’s gratuity is listed separately at $30. That is another small charge to include in your budget.

Limousine pickup and the 30-minute arrival rule

Transportation is included in the form of a courtesy limousine ride to the ceremony, one way. That is a helpful touch, especially if you are dressed for the wedding and do not want to deal with parking or navigation.

The pickup area is limited. Chapel transportation serves hotels on the Las Vegas Strip and in the Downtown area. It does not pick up from properties outside those areas or from Airbnb rentals that are not located on the Strip.

If your package includes limousine service, the driver contacts you for pickup instructions. If you do not have transportation included, use a rideshare or taxi and arrive at the chapel 30 minutes before the ceremony. That arrival buffer gives you time for the final check-in and ceremony details.

The listed pickup point is 1717 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104. The activity ends back at the same meeting point. Do not assume that the limousine is a round-trip transfer or a general Las Vegas car service. It is a one-way ride connected to the ceremony.

The listed gratuity for the limousine driver is $25. Have that amount in mind when calculating the total.

Planning before the wedding day

After booking, the planning team works with you to arrange the ceremony and any extras. You can upgrade the package and amenities during this initial meeting.

Possible additions include different flowers, another ceremony location, limousine services if not already included, hair, makeup, clothing rentals, posed photos, and reception arrangements. The package gives you a base, then lets you add services according to your needs.

That approach suits couples who want choice without handling every vendor independently. It is less ideal if you want a fixed, all-inclusive price with no decisions left to make. The word upgrade should prompt a budget check. Ask for the cost of each addition in writing before agreeing to it.

The consultation is also the right time to settle practical questions. Confirm the ceremony location, the number of people in your group, the transportation pickup, the flowers, the video delivery, and whether you want any photo package beyond the 16 included prints.

A small ceremony can become expensive when upgrades accumulate. A clear list helps you keep the day focused on what matters most.

Who will enjoy this more than a do-it-yourself ceremony

This experience is a good fit if you want a small, private wedding with professional support. The activity is private, so only your group participates. Up to eight people can be included in the package, making it suitable for a couple with a few close relatives or friends.

It also works well for a vow renewal. The chapel can arrange a ceremony for couples who are marking an anniversary rather than getting married for the first time. The supplied description includes a particularly positive account of a vow renewal, praising the lovely chapel, the outdoor photo area, and staff who were both warm and professional.

You may also appreciate this package if you are planning from another city or country. A personal planner, day-of coordinator, florist, photographer, and celebrant reduce the number of separate bookings you need to make.

This is less suitable if you want a large reception, a long outdoor ceremony, or a highly customized event at a single fixed price. The basic package is designed around the ceremony, not a full-scale wedding weekend.

Most travelers can participate, service animals are allowed, and the chapel has accessible bathrooms. The venue is near public transportation, though the available information does not describe every accessibility feature of the ceremony spaces.

Timing, language, and group size

The experience lasts about one hour and 30 minutes. That includes the connected ceremony arrangements, but the exact split between the sign, arrival, ceremony, photos, and any reception or photo session can vary.

The service is offered in English. If members of your group need another language, ask the chapel about arrangements before booking. No other language service is specified.

The package price covers up to eight people. Since this is a private activity, you do not share the ceremony with another couple. That can make the event feel more personal, though the short format still reflects the efficient pace common to Las Vegas weddings.

Plan to arrive 30 minutes before the ceremony if you are making your own way there. That is especially important if your group includes children, older relatives, or anyone who needs extra time to get ready.

The costs that can catch you by surprise

The headline price is $720 per group, up to eight people. It includes a useful collection of services, but the exclusions deserve equal attention.

Budget for:

• The marriage license fee
• The minister or celebrant fee
• A $25 limousine driver gratuity
• A $30 photographer gratuity
• A $30 day-of staff gratuity
• Any posed photo session
• Upgraded flowers or ceremony locations
• Hair, makeup, clothing rentals, reception arrangements, or additional transportation

The included flowers are for the couple, with upgraded flower options available. That is enough for a simple ceremony, but couples with a particular color scheme or larger floral plans should ask about the upgrade cost.

The package includes ceremony photos and video, but not the posed photo session. This is the most important photography distinction to understand before booking.

The package has good value if you want a short ceremony with the key services already arranged. It is not the cheapest possible way to sign papers in Las Vegas, and it is not an all-inclusive reception package. Its value comes from reducing planning work while keeping the ceremony private and presentable.

The non-refundable booking deserves serious attention

This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or request an amendment, the amount paid is not returned.

That policy is strict for a wedding service, so check your date, names, hotel, pickup location, guest count, and desired upgrades before paying. Do not book until you are confident that your schedule is firm.

I would also confirm whether any added services have separate terms. The information provided does not describe cancellation rules for each upgrade, so ask the planning team directly.

Is the Romantic Las Vegas Wedding Package worth booking?

I would recommend it to couples who want a small Las Vegas ceremony with a recognizable setting, organized support, flowers, music, ceremony photography, video, and a one-way ride from a Strip or Downtown hotel.

The package is strongest when you value convenience. The chapel, planner, coordinator, photographer, florist, and celebrant are brought into one arrangement, and the private format keeps the ceremony focused.

I would pause before booking if your priorities are a large reception, extensive posed photography, a fully custom venue, or a truly all-inclusive price. Add the license, celebrant fee, gratuities, and any upgrades first. If the adjusted total still fits your budget, the Chapel of the Flowers offers a practical way to make a Las Vegas wedding feel special without managing every detail yourself.

FAQ

How much does the Romantic Las Vegas Wedding Package cost?

The package costs $720 per group of up to eight people. The marriage license fee, minister or celebrant fee, gratuities, and posed photo session are not included.

Where does the ceremony take place?

The standard 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 ride to the ceremony is included. Pickup is available from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the Downtown area. The service does not cover locations outside those areas or Airbnb rentals not located on the Strip.

How early should I arrive?

If you arrange your own transportation, arrive at Chapel of the Flowers 30 minutes before the ceremony. If your package includes limousine service, the driver will contact you with pickup instructions.

Are wedding photos and video included?

Yes. 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 is not included.

Can this package be used for a vow renewal?

Yes. The chapel arranges both Las Vegas weddings and vow renewals. The package includes a unity ceremony for indoor ceremonies.