Las Vegas makes romance feel easy. This full-service wedding package at Chapel of the Flowers saves you time, with a personal day-of coordinator and pros handling the flow. I also like that you get ceremony flowers, photos, and video access baked in. One thing to plan for: the package price does not include the marriage license fee, minister/celebrant fee, or gratuities.

You’ll spend about 1 hour 30 minutes in a smooth, guided experience that starts at the classic Married in Las Vegas sign and ends back where you started. It’s set up for a private group (up to 8), with pickup options focused on Las Vegas Blvd and downtown hotels, plus accessible bathrooms on site.

Key Highlights at Chapel of the Flowers Wedding Package

• Full-service planning: A personal wedding planner and a day-of coordinator keep everything on track.
• Victorian Chapel ceremony: You’re married in the chapel, with upgrades possible to other locations.
• Photos and ceremony video included: Candid ceremony photos plus video streaming for viewing and download.
• Flowers and traditional music included: Wedding flowers for the couple, plus traditional wedding music during the ceremony.
• Transportation option with limits: A courtesy one-way limo is included, and pickup is available in the Strip and downtown hotel area.

Why This Chapel of the Flowers Wedding Feels Like a Real Deal

If you’ve ever worried about pulling off a destination wedding while also navigating airports, hotels, and paperwork, this package is built for that exact problem. Chapel of the Flowers has been planning and performing weddings since 1960, so you’re stepping into a system that already knows how to handle out-of-town couples. That matters because the day you want to remember should not turn into a scavenger hunt.

What makes this feel particularly practical is that you’re not just buying a ceremony. You’re getting planning support, a staffed team on site, and a coordinated run of show, from meeting final details to walking you through the moment right before you walk down the aisle.

Price and Group Value: What $720 Really Buys

The price is $720.00 per group, for up to 8 people. That group-based structure is a big deal in Vegas because it lets you bring a small circle without turning the wedding into a budget wildfire.

For the money, you’re getting more than a chair and a microphone. Your package includes:

• wedding flowers for the couple (with upgraded options)
• ceremony photos (candid 4 x 6 photos, quantity 16)
• traditional wedding music
• a celebrant/minister to perform the ceremony
• a personal wedding planner plus a ceremony consultation
• a personal day-of wedding coordinator for the day
• ceremony video streaming access (8 hours) and a video download
• courtesy limousine to the ceremony (one-way)
• unity ceremony setup indoors (if your package includes it)

In other words, you’re paying for a full setup and staff support, not just the ceremony itself. The main “hidden” reality is that certain required fees and gratuities are not included.

What Happens First: Married in Las Vegas Sign to the Chapel

Your experience starts at the Married in Las Vegas sign, then moves to the Chapel of the Flowers. That first stop is more than a photo-op for bragging rights. It helps you shift from wedding planning mode to wedding moment mode. There’s something psychologically helpful about doing the iconic photo first, because then the chapel part feels like the payoff.

From there, you’ll arrive at the chapel and meet staff to go over final details. This is where you avoid common wedding-day stress, like realizing too late that something is missing or not quite as you expected. Then the team helps you get ready to walk down the aisle.

The key timing tip

If you’re driving yourself or using rideshare, plan to arrive about 30 minutes before your ceremony. That buffer lets you check in, get settled, and not feel rushed while Las Vegas traffic does what it does.

The Chapel Ceremony: Victorian Chapel Setup and Upgrades

The ceremony itself takes place in the Victorian Chapel. If you want a different setting, upgrades to other locations are available. Even if you stick with the Victorian Chapel, you should expect a polished, classic ceremony environment built for quick arrival and smooth flow.

You also get ceremony support that goes beyond the minister. There’s traditional wedding music, plus a planner and day-of coordinator. Those roles matter because they handle the practical pacing. You’re not trying to herd people, manage timing, or chase small details while also thinking about vows and nerves.

Unity ceremony note

A unity ceremony is included for indoor ceremony only. If unity is important to you, bring it up during your planning consultation so your package aligns with what you want on the day.

Planning Meeting and Day-Of Coordination That Actually Helps

This is the part I value most if you’re trying to keep things calm. Once you book your ceremony, the planning team works with you to arrange what you need for your Las Vegas wedding or vow renewal. You can upgrade your package and amenities during the initial meeting.

On the wedding day, you meet staff for final details, then the team helps you get ready to walk down the aisle. The presence of a personal day-of coordinator means someone is actively managing your ceremony experience, not just showing up to perform a service.

Why that reduces stress

Vegas weddings can be spontaneous, but you don’t need to treat yours like a sprint. This package gives you structure, so you can focus on the people in the front row, the vows, and staying present.

Photos, Video Streaming, and What You Keep After

You get ceremony photos and video, which is where a lot of Vegas wedding packages either skimp or leave you with a small number of usable images. Here, the package includes 16 candid 4 x 6 ceremony photos.

You also get an internet viewing window for ceremony video, plus a video download. Specifically, you get 8 hours of internet viewing for the ceremony video and then the download option.

A practical mindset

Think of this as your “first draft” of memories. If you want extra posed portrait time, you may need to add a posed photo session package. The base package can also include a photo session or reception after the ceremony, depending on what you booked.

Flowers, Music, and Small Details That Feel Big

You’re not asked to DIY the vibe. Wedding flowers for the couple are included, and there are upgraded flower options if you want something more elaborate.

Traditional wedding music is included as well, so your ceremony has a ready-made soundtrack instead of relying on last-minute tech decisions.

Even the way the ceremony is set up matters. There’s a Victorian Chapel setting, plus the option for indoor unity. Those details help create a cohesive look on camera, and that’s what you’ll likely rewatch long after Vegas has faded into vacation photos.

Transportation: Courtesy Limo, Pickup Zones, and a Realistic Arrival Plan

Here’s the practical part, because transportation is often where destination wedding days get messy.

Your package includes a courtesy limousine to the ceremony, one-way. If your limo is included, your driver contacts you for pickup instructions on the wedding day.

If your package does not include transportation services, the recommendation is to hire a rideshare or taxi to drop you off at the chapel about 30 minutes before the ceremony.

Pickup limits you should know now

Pickup is included within a defined area. Chapel of the Flowers provides sedan and limousine services included in packages, picking up from hotels located on Las Vegas Blvd (The Strip) or from the downtown area. They will not pick up or drop off outside this area or at Airbnbs not located on the Strip.

So if you’re staying off the Strip, don’t count on convenience arriving at your door. You may need to plan a short taxi ride or confirm that your exact lodging qualifies under their pickup area.

Meeting Point, Duration, and How to Keep the Day Smooth

The experience starts at 1717 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89104, USA. It ends back at the meeting point.

The duration is about 1 hour 30 minutes. That’s a good length because it’s long enough to feel like a real ceremony, but short enough that you can still enjoy the rest of Vegas afterward. If you’re pairing this with dinner, shows, or a quick Strip stroll, you’ll likely be able to plan your day without too much scrambling.

Quick comfort details

The venue has handicap accessible bathrooms available, and service animals are allowed. If accessibility is a concern for your group, I’d still ask staff what to expect for your specific ceremony flow, since exact routes and seating can vary by setup.

Fees and Gratuities: The Budget Part People Forget

This is the one financial catch. The marriage license fee, minister/celebrant fee, and gratuities are not included in the package price.

The listing also provides specific suggested gratuity amounts:

• Limo driver gratuity: $25
• Photographer gratuity: $30
• Day-of staff gratuity: $30

There is also a separate note that a posed photo session package is not included. So if you want more traditional portrait-style images, expect to consider an add-on.

My advice

Write these costs down before you book dinner reservations. Nothing ruins a wedding day like doing the math while everyone is dressed and ready.

Who This Wedding Package Suits Best

This package is a strong fit if you want:

• a full-service experience with people handling details
• a classic Las Vegas wedding setting at a well-known chapel
• included photos and ceremony video without hunting for vendors last minute
• a small group, since pricing is per group up to 8

It also works well for vow renewals. If you’re celebrating a renewal, you often don’t want to spend weeks planning. You want the moment, a beautiful setting, and memories delivered cleanly.

When you might want to look elsewhere

If you’re planning a large wedding party or you want lots of extended portrait time built in, this might feel tight since the core experience is about 1 hour 30 minutes and includes only certain photo formats unless you add a posed photo session.

FAQ

FAQ

What is included in the Romantic Las Vegas Wedding Package?

It includes wedding flowers for the couple, ceremony photos (16 candid 4 x 6), traditional wedding music, a personal day-of coordinator, a celebrant or minister, ceremony photos and video streaming with download, a ceremony consultation with a personal wedding planner, ceremony in the Victorian Chapel (with upgrades available), a one-way courtesy limousine to the ceremony, and an indoor unity ceremony if included in your package.

How many people does the package cover for the price?

The price is listed per group for up to 8 people.

Are the marriage license and officiant fees included?

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

Does the package include transportation and pickup?

A courtesy limousine to the ceremony (one-way) is included. Pickup is available for hotels on Las Vegas Blvd (The Strip) or the downtown area, but they do not pick up or drop off outside that area or at Airbnbs not located on the Strip.

What photo and video access do I get?

You receive ceremony photos, plus ceremony video streaming access for 8 hours and a video download.

Is there any way to change or cancel after booking?

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

Should You Book This Chapel of the Flowers Wedding Package?

Yes, if you want a smooth, classic Vegas wedding where planning is handled for you. The standout value is that you’re not just buying the ceremony, you’re getting a personal planner and day-of coordinator, plus flowers, ceremony music, and keepsakes like candid photos and ceremony video download.

Book it if your group size is within the up-to-8 limit and you’re staying within the Strip or downtown pickup zone, or you’re comfortable using rideshare if you’re outside that area.

Skip it only if you know you want a bigger, more extended portrait or reception plan that isn’t reflected in the base package. Otherwise, this is a very practical way to make the day feel romantic, not complicated.