Elvis Wedding at The Little Vegas Chapel including Limousine Transportation

Elvis walks you down the aisle, sings before and after the ceremony, and conducts the vows at The Little Vegas Chapel. I like the private limousine service and the fact that flowers, photos, video, and 15 digital images are built into the price. It turns a quick Las Vegas wedding into a complete little event, not just a ceremony in a room.

The main catch is that the $565 package does not include the Nevada marriage license, a $40 chauffeur gratuity, or the officiant’s donation. You also need to confirm your ceremony time and limousine pickup directly with the chapel, and the exact time depends on availability.

Key details before you book

• Elvis performs three songs: He chooses the music, though you can request specific songs. Requests are not guaranteed.
• The limousine holds six people: You and up to four other people can ride to and from the chapel at no extra charge.
• Your ceremony can be legal or symbolic: Legal weddings require a Nevada marriage license, while vow renewals and commitment ceremonies do not.
• The photo package is useful but limited: You receive 15 digital images of your choice, with more available to buy afterward.
• The chapel welcomes many ceremony types: Religious, civil, same-sex, vow renewal, and commitment ceremonies are available.
• Plan ahead for the license: The Clark County Marriage License Bureau is open from 8 a.m. to midnight every day, but transportation there is not included.

Why this Elvis ceremony works in Las Vegas

Las Vegas weddings can be quick, flashy, and a little silly. That is the point here. The Elvis performer is not just a costumed officiant who reads a short script. He sings as you approach the altar, conducts the ceremony with special Elvis vows, then performs again after you say I do.

That musical structure gives the event a beginning, middle, and end. You have a small photo session, a theatrical entrance, the vows, and a final celebration. It feels more like a planned show than a simple legal appointment.

I especially like that the package works for several kinds of couples. You can arrange a legal wedding, a civil or religious ceremony, a vow renewal, or a non-legal commitment ceremony. Same-sex ceremonies are also available, and the minimum age is 18.

The package is private, too. Only your own group participates in the ceremony. The chapel can accommodate up to 18 people at no extra charge, although the limousine can carry only six total passengers. That difference matters if you are bringing a larger family group.

The experience takes about two hours, including the limousine ride and chapel time. That is enough for a memorable ceremony and photographs, but not so long that the event takes over your entire day.

The limousine ride to The Little Vegas Chapel

Your day begins with private limousine pickup from your Las Vegas hotel. Once your reservation is confirmed, you need to contact the chapel using the phone number on your ticket to arrange the pickup and return details.

The limousine seats six people total. You and up to four additional people can ride with no extra charge. If more people are attending, they will need to travel to the chapel separately. Street parking is available near the chapel for those driving themselves.

This transfer is one of the package’s better practical features. You do not need to find the chapel, arrange a taxi, or worry about parking immediately before the ceremony. It also gives the event a proper Las Vegas feel before you even arrive.

The $40 chauffeur gratuity is not included, so set that money aside. Alcohol cannot be consumed in the limousine or chapel under state policy. Finish any drinks before pickup and keep the ceremony focused on the wedding itself.

The service ends back at your pickup point. The advertised duration is approximately two hours, though your actual schedule depends on the pickup arrangement, ceremony time, and photo session.

Arriving at the chapel and taking photos

At The Little Vegas Chapel, a photographer takes posed photographs before, during, and after the ceremony. The photo session includes a Las Vegas Sign replica, a studio area, and props you can use for playful pictures.

This is a smart part of the package because the props and sign give you recognizable Las Vegas images without needing to travel around town. You can keep the mood formal for some photographs, then use the props for something more theatrical.

The package includes 15 digital images of your choice. After the session, your photographs are posted online so you can review them and select the images you want. Additional photographs can be purchased through the online gallery.

That setup gives you control, but it also means the package does not include every photograph taken. If you want a full album or a large set of images, expect an added cost. Before the ceremony, decide which kinds of pictures matter most to you: the aisle entrance, the vows, Elvis with the couple, the sign replica, or the posed studio images.

You may take photographs on cell phones during the ceremony, but people must remain seated. Professional equipment is not allowed, including DSLRs, video cameras, GoPros, selfie sticks, and tripods. If you want your own record, assign one person to use a phone from their seat rather than bringing a full camera setup.

Meeting Elvis before the vows

The Elvis impersonator meets you before the ceremony begins. He sings one of Elvis’s well-known songs as the bride walks down the aisle, then conducts the ceremony with a special set of Elvis vows.

The music is selected by Elvis, who performs three songs in total. You can ask for particular songs, but the chapel cannot promise that every request will be used. If you have a favorite, make the request when arranging your ceremony details, then stay flexible.

This is where the experience earns its character. A standard chapel ceremony can be short and quiet. Here, the performer turns the entrance and exit into part of the entertainment. One couple specifically enjoyed dancing with Elvis to Viva Las Vegas at the end, so consider choosing a lively song request if that kind of finish suits you.

The Elvis theme may not appeal to every couple. If you want a quiet, traditional ceremony with no theatrical touches, this is probably the wrong package. If you want your wedding to feel unmistakably connected to Las Vegas, the singing officiant is the central reason to choose it.

The ceremony, flowers, and keepsakes

The package provides a fresh six-rose bouquet and a fresh rose boutonniere. Roses arrive in red unless you contact the chapel to request another color.

The flowers are a small but useful inclusion. You do not need to arrange a florist for a simple ceremony, and the bouquet gives the bride something to carry during the aisle entrance. The boutonniere adds a matching detail without asking you to organize separate flowers.

The ceremony may be religious or civil, so note your preference in the special requirements box when booking. You can also choose a legal wedding, vow renewal, or commitment ceremony.

A commitment ceremony is not legally binding and does not require a marriage license. A vow renewal also does not require one. For a legal wedding, however, you must obtain a Nevada marriage license before arriving at the chapel.

After the vows, Elvis sings another song to celebrate. The ceremony is recorded on video, and you receive a keepsake marriage certificate after the event. The keepsake is a souvenir copy, not the official certificate used for legal purposes.

Getting legally married in Nevada

For a legal ceremony, obtain your license from the Clark County Marriage License Bureau at 201 E. Clark Ave. in Las Vegas. The bureau is open 365 days a year, from 8 a.m. to midnight.

The license costs $102 in cash. You need identification such as a driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate. Nevada does not require blood tests or a waiting period, which makes the process fairly direct.

You can also fill out the marriage license application online through the Clark County website. The chapel does not provide transportation to the bureau because lines there can be unpredictable. The practical advice is to get the license a day or two before the ceremony rather than trying to fit it into the wedding schedule.

You cannot use a license issued in another state. If you marry in Las Vegas, the license must come from Nevada. Applicants must be at least 18, cannot be closer than second cousins or cousins of the half-blood, and cannot have a living spouse. Social Security numbers are required on the affidavit of application.

For non-US citizens, the Nevada requirements are the same as for US citizens. You should still check with officials in your home country to learn what documents are needed for the marriage to be recognized there.

Afterward, order the official marriage certificate through the Clark County Recorder’s Office. The chapel’s keepsake certificate is not the official document. An expedited copy is available for an additional fee, and you can request it in the special requirements box or confirm it with the chapel.

What the $565 price includes

The listed price is $565 per group of up to two people. You must select two participants when booking so the correct couple’s price is applied.

The package includes:

• Elvis wedding or vow renewal ceremony
• Three Elvis songs, with requests allowed but not guaranteed
• Private limousine pickup and return
• Fresh six-rose bouquet
• Fresh rose boutonniere
• Professional photography
• 15 digital images of your choice
• Video recording of the ceremony
• Witness if needed
• Officiated ceremony
• Up to 18 people at the chapel at no additional charge

The value depends on how much of this you would otherwise arrange separately. Transportation, flowers, an officiant, photography, video, and digital images are all included in one booking. For a couple wanting a quick, themed wedding with few planning tasks, that bundle is useful.

The price is less attractive if you already have transportation, a photographer, or a video service arranged. You should also add the $102 license fee for a legal wedding, the $40 chauffeur gratuity, and the officiant’s donation. Extra photographs cost more if 15 images are not enough.

The package has a 4.9 rating from 187 ratings, with 99 percent recommending it. The strongest praise focuses on smooth organization, the friendly chapel staff, reliable limousine pickup, and the fun of having Elvis perform the ceremony. Those are the parts I would value most when choosing this type of experience.

Timing, booking, and important limits

The experience is often booked about 50 days ahead. That does not mean you must reserve exactly that far in advance, but it is a useful sign that popular ceremony times can fill.

You may enter a preferred time in the special requirements box at checkout. After confirmation, call the chapel to confirm the time and coordinate the limousine. Your preferred time is not guaranteed until the chapel confirms availability.

The reservation accepts two people per booking. The chapel can hold up to 18 people, and you do not need to declare the total number of attendees when making the reservation. Just remember that only four additional people can ride in the limousine with the couple.

Service animals are allowed, and most people can participate. The chapel is near public transportation, though the private limousine is already included for the couple. The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed after booking, so confirm your dates, ceremony type, pickup details, and license plans before paying.

Who should book this experience?

I would choose this package for a couple that wants a memorable Las Vegas wedding without building the whole day from separate services. It suits first weddings, anniversary vow renewals, commitment ceremonies, and couples who want a little showmanship in their photographs.

It is also a good fit if family members are attending. The chapel can accommodate up to 18 people, and four can ride in the limousine with you. Same-sex couples are welcome, and both religious and civil ceremonies are available.

I would be more cautious if you need an exact ceremony time, a fully private photography style with professional equipment, or a quiet and traditional service. You also need to accept that the package has fixed rules: Elvis selects the songs, only 15 digital images are included, and the booking cannot be canceled for a refund.

For the right couple, the mix of music, flowers, limousine transport, and photos gives a small ceremony more personality than a basic courthouse appointment. The Elvis theme is not background decoration. It shapes the whole event, from the aisle entrance to the final song.

Should you book the Elvis wedding package?

Book it if you want a fun, unmistakably Las Vegas ceremony with the main details handled for you. The private limousine, fresh flowers, video, photography, and 15 digital images make the $565 price easier to justify, especially for a couple starting from scratch.

Before booking, arrange your Nevada license if the ceremony will be legal, budget for the extra fees, and call the chapel to confirm the ceremony time and limousine. If you want a quiet wedding, a larger limousine group, or complete control over music and photography, choose another format.

If you are happy to let Elvis set the tone, this package gives you a compact wedding day with a clear sense of occasion and plenty of Las Vegas character.

FAQ

How long does the Elvis wedding experience take?

The experience lasts approximately two hours, including limousine transportation, photographs, and the ceremony.

Where does the limousine pick us up?

The limousine picks you up from your Las Vegas hotel and returns you to the pickup point after the ceremony. Contact the chapel after confirmation to coordinate the exact pickup and drop-off details.

How many people can attend the ceremony?

The chapel can accommodate up to 18 people at no additional charge. The limousine seats six total, so the couple can bring up to four additional people in the vehicle.

Do I need a Nevada marriage license?

You need a Nevada marriage license for a legally binding wedding. A vow renewal or commitment ceremony does not require one.

Where can I get the marriage license?

Get it from the Clark County Marriage License Bureau at 201 E. Clark Ave. in Las Vegas. It is open every day of the year from 8 a.m. to midnight.

How much does the marriage license cost?

The marriage license costs $102 in cash. The license fee is not included in the $565 experience price.

Can same-sex couples book this ceremony?

Yes. Same-sex ceremonies are legal in Nevada and are available at The Little Vegas Chapel.

Can I choose the songs Elvis performs?

You may request specific songs, but requests are not guaranteed. Elvis selects and performs three songs during the experience.

How many wedding photos do I receive?

Your package includes 15 digital images of your choice. The photographs are posted online after the session, and additional images can be purchased.