Regal Las Vegas Wedding Package

The Regal Las Vegas Wedding Package turns a major life event into a tidy 90-minute appointment, with a chapel, ceremony, flowers, music, photos, limousine service, and staff handling the moving parts. You can choose among five onsite venues, including the traditional Victorian Chapel and more modern options.

I like the all-in-one planning and the private format for up to eight people. I also like that the package includes a 20-minute posed photo session, ceremony video download, first-look service, and round-trip limousine service, rather than leaving every detail to arrange separately.

The main caution is cost control. The $865 starting price does not include the marriage license, minister or celebrant fee, or several gratuities, and photo upgrades can add a serious bill after the ceremony.

Key points to know before booking

• Five onsite venues: The Victorian Chapel comes with the package, while other chapel settings require an upgrade.
• Pickup is limited: Included limousine service covers hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in Downtown Las Vegas, not every address or off-Strip Airbnb.
• Up to eight people: This is a private ceremony for your own group, not a shared wedding event.
• The photo package is useful but limited: You receive ceremony photos, 18 candid 4-by-6 prints, one 11-by-14 print, and a 20-minute posed session.
• Extra costs matter: License and celebrant fees are separate, and listed gratuities total $100.
• Plan carefully before paying: The booking is non-refundable and cannot be changed after cancellation or amendment.

A Las Vegas wedding with the paperwork and fuss reduced

Chapel of the Flowers has been arranging Las Vegas weddings since 1960. The appeal here is not just the ceremony itself. You get a planning team before the wedding, a day-of coordinator, flowers, music, a celebrant, transportation, photography, and a short photo session in one package.

That can be a good fit if you want to marry in Las Vegas without coordinating a dozen vendors. You can also add services such as limousine transportation, hair and makeup, attire rentals, and upgraded flowers during the planning process.

The package costs $865 per group of up to eight people, not per person. For a couple with a few family members, that can be a reasonable starting point, especially because transportation and photography are included. It is not the final cost, though. You need to add the marriage license, minister or celebrant fee, gratuities, and any upgrades you choose.

The ceremony is private to your group. That makes the experience feel more personal than a shared chapel time slot, while the small group limit keeps the package aimed at couples with a handful of relatives or friends.

Stop 1: The Married In Las Vegas sign

The first listed stop is the Married In Las Vegas sign. This gives you a classic Las Vegas photo opportunity before or around the chapel visit, depending on how the venue staff arrange the timing.

The sign is a simple stop, but it suits the occasion. If you want a recognizable Las Vegas image in your wedding album, this is more useful than another generic hotel hallway photograph. Keep your expectations sensible: the sign is a photo point, not a long sightseeing visit.

Because the full experience lasts about an hour and a half, the sign should be treated as part of the wedding schedule rather than a separate attraction. You will not have much time for wandering around before the ceremony, getting ready, and taking formal photographs.

Stop 2: Chapel of the Flowers

The main event takes place at Chapel of the Flowers, where the staff confirms your final arrangements when you arrive. If you have limousine service, the driver contacts you with pickup instructions. Without transportation included, you are asked to arrive by rideshare or taxi about 30 minutes before the ceremony.

That early arrival matters. You will review the ceremony details, confirm what you ordered, and get help preparing to walk down the aisle. A personal wedding planner handles the advance arrangements, while a day-of coordinator helps keep the ceremony moving.

The included ceremony takes place in the Victorian Chapel, a traditional setting. You can upgrade to another onsite venue if you prefer a more contemporary look. The package information identifies five venue choices, but it does not provide a full list of names or describe each one in detail, so ask for current photographs before choosing an upgrade.

One review refers to an Ever After Serenity Chapel ceremony, which suggests that venue availability and package choices can vary. Confirm the exact chapel in writing, along with the price of any change.

What happens before you walk down the aisle

The planning process begins after booking. The chapel’s planning team works with you to arrange the ceremony and any added services. This is when you can discuss flowers, transportation, attire, hair and makeup, and other upgrades.

The package includes a ceremony consultation, but it does not spell out how long that consultation lasts or whether every detail is finalized in one meeting. I would arrive with a short written checklist:

• The chapel and ceremony time
• The exact wording or style of the ceremony
• Flower choice
• Music selection
• Transportation pickup location
• Photo package and delivery method
• Any planned unity ceremony
• Gratuities and added fees

On the wedding day, staff go over the final details again. That second check is valuable because wedding packages can contain many small parts. It also gives you a chance to catch errors before the ceremony begins.

The package includes traditional wedding music, a single rose presentation, and a unity ceremony for indoor ceremonies. The rose is a small touch, but it gives the ceremony a familiar wedding ritual without requiring you to arrange another florist.

Ceremony details and the included extras

A celebrant or minister performs the ceremony, although the related fee is listed as not included in the package price. That distinction deserves attention. The package describes the service, but you should ask exactly what amount will be added for the officiant before booking.

Wedding flowers for the couple are included. Upgraded flowers are available, so the displayed price covers a basic option rather than every floral style you might see in promotional photographs.

You also receive a souvenir certificate. It is a keepsake, not a substitute for the official marriage license. The marriage license fee is separate, and you should allow for that extra expense when setting your budget.

For indoor ceremonies, the unity ceremony is included. The material does not specify which unity ritual is used, so ask the chapel what is available if that tradition matters to you.

Limousine pickup, timing, and hotel rules

Round-trip limousine service is included in the package, which is one of its more practical features. The service can collect you from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the Downtown area.

The limits are important. Pickup and drop-off are not provided outside those areas or at Airbnb properties that are not located on the Strip. If your accommodation falls outside the service zone, you need to arrange a taxi or rideshare.

If you do not use the included transportation, arrive at the chapel 30 minutes before the ceremony. That gives you time for the final check-in and preparation, rather than rushing through the doors just before the music begins.

The listed operating hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., for the stated availability period. Confirm your exact date and ceremony time before making non-refundable travel arrangements.

Photos, video, and the cost of remembering the day

The photo package has more substance than a single quick snapshot. It includes ceremony photographs, 18 candid 4-by-6 prints, one 11-by-14 print, a 20-minute posed photo session, first-look service, two weeks of internet viewing, and a ceremony video download.

That combination covers the main moments: arriving, preparing, walking down the aisle, exchanging vows, and taking formal portraits afterward. The 20-minute session is short, but it is enough for a focused set of couple and family photographs if you arrive ready and know which groupings you want.

The package also mentions ceremony video streaming and a downloadable ceremony video. Confirm how the streaming works and when the download becomes available. The supplied details do not promise a full edited film, so do not assume you are receiving a feature-length production.

This is where you should be especially careful with upgrades. One couple reported a difficult photo-selection process involving a large watermark and a $700 upgrade for 40 photographs without it. That does not mean every couple will face the same outcome, but it is a clear reason to ask before the ceremony:

• Which images are included without an upgrade?
• Will proofs carry a watermark?
• How large is the watermark?
• What does removing it cost?
• How many digital files and prints are included?
• Can you decline upgrades without pressure?

Get the answers in writing. A wedding day can be wonderful while the photo discussion afterward feels much less comfortable.

Service, staff, and the human side of the ceremony

The strongest pattern in the available feedback is praise for the staff’s care on the wedding day. Couples describe the ceremony as smooth, well organized, and supported from pickup through drop-off. One account specifically thanks Sara and the chapel team for helping guide the couple step by step.

That matches the design of the package. You have a personal planner before the event and a day-of coordinator during it. For a couple unfamiliar with Las Vegas wedding customs, that support can remove a lot of worry.

The experience also appears able to handle short-notice bookings. One couple described being accepted at the last minute while still receiving a special day. Do not treat that as a guarantee, especially for a preferred date or venue, but it suggests some flexibility may be possible.

The staff praise comes with one important qualification: the photo-sales process deserves its own boundaries. Decide in advance who will make upgrade decisions, and set a maximum budget. That lets you enjoy the ceremony without feeling obliged to buy more afterward.

Extra fees and the real price

The starting price is $865 for the whole group, which is easier to understand than a per-person wedding package. For eight people, the base cost works out to roughly $108 per person, although a wedding is not usually priced that way.

The included limousine, planner, coordinator, flowers, music, ceremony, prints, video download, and photo session add genuine value. Booking these items one at a time could take more effort and create more chances for scheduling mistakes.

Still, budget beyond the advertised amount. The listed costs include:

• Marriage license fee, not included
• Minister or celebrant fee, not included
• Limousine driver gratuity, listed as $40
• Photographer gratuity, listed as $30
• Day-of staff gratuity, listed as $30
• Upgraded flowers, chapel settings, hair and makeup, attire, or other additions

The listed gratuities total $100. Ask whether these amounts are suggested or required, and confirm if any other service charges apply.

The booking is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. That is a major consideration for anyone with uncertain flights, health concerns, or changing family plans. Make sure the date, time, venue, and pickup location are correct before you pay.

Who will appreciate this package most

I would recommend this for couples who want a private Las Vegas wedding with a traditional chapel option and a small group. It suits people who value convenience and staff support more than complete control over every vendor and design choice.

It is also a good match for couples who want a ceremony that feels like a real event, not just a quick room appointment. Flowers, music, first look, a rose presentation, a unity ceremony, photos, and limousine service provide recognizable wedding markers.

I would be more cautious if you want a large wedding, a highly customized ceremony, or a fully transparent photo price from the beginning. The package is limited to eight people, the ceremony setting may require upgrades, and photo additions can become expensive.

Should you book the Regal package?

Book it if you want the chapel to handle the hard parts and you are comfortable with a traditional Las Vegas wedding format. The package is strongest in organization, transportation, staff support, and the number of basic wedding services bundled into one private booking.

Before paying, confirm the full price, officiant fee, exact chapel, pickup rules, photo rights, watermark policy, and every upgrade. If you do that homework and keep your add-ons under control, the Regal package offers a practical way to marry at Chapel of the Flowers without building the whole day from scratch.

FAQ

How much does the Regal Las Vegas Wedding Package cost?

The package costs $865 per group of up to eight people. The marriage license, minister or celebrant fee, and gratuities 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 package includes a ceremony in the Victorian Chapel. You can upgrade to other onsite venues, and the chapel has five wedding venue options.

Is limousine transportation included?

Round-trip limousine service is included. Pickup and drop-off are available from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the Downtown area. Transportation is not provided outside those areas or at Airbnb properties not located on the Strip.

What photography is included?

The package includes ceremony photos, 18 candid 4-by-6 prints, one 11-by-14 print, a 20-minute onsite posed photo session, first-look service, two weeks of internet viewing, and a ceremony video download.

Are hair, makeup, and wedding attire included?

Hair and makeup, attire rentals, and related services can be arranged, but the supplied package details do not list them as included. Ask about the current price of each service.

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.