Chapel of the Flowers is one of the most upscale standalone wedding chapels in Las Vegas — three distinct ceremony spaces, an outdoor gazebo garden, live-streaming technology and full-service coordination. Here is everything to know before you book.
What sets Chapel of the Flowers apart
While most Las Vegas chapels are compact, single-room operations, Chapel of the Flowers operates more like a small wedding venue: multiple ceremony spaces in different styles, an outdoor gazebo garden surrounded by flowers and greenery, a bridal suite, a groom's room and a coordination team that handles the details between booking and the ceremony.
It sits just off the Strip on Las Vegas Boulevard and caters to couples who want more than a basic chapel package — especially destination couples flying in with family who want the wedding to feel curated rather than spontaneous.
Ceremony spaces
- La Capella — The largest room, designed in a European cathedral style with high ceilings and stained-glass-inspired windows; best for small to medium groups who want a more formal atmosphere.
- Victorian Chapel — Intimate and ornate, with warm wood tones and traditional chapel decor; popular for romantic, classic ceremonies.
- Glass Gardens — A lighter, modern space with natural tones and abundant floral arrangements; photographs beautifully and appeals to couples who want something less traditional.
- Outdoor Gazebo — Garden-style outdoor ceremony surrounded by flower beds; the most photogenic setting on the property, available in cooler months and on days with favorable weather.
Package features and live streaming
Chapel of the Flowers is well known for offering live-streaming technology built into packages — family members who cannot travel to Las Vegas can watch the ceremony in real time from anywhere in the world. This has made it particularly popular with destination couples who have large families at home.
Packages span a wide range: basic packages cover the ceremony essentials; mid-range packages add professional photography, flowers, video and a honeymoon suite night; full packages build in multiple services. All-inclusive options bundle everything from hair and makeup to a reception following the ceremony.
Photography at Chapel of the Flowers
The chapel has an in-house photography team and the results are generally stronger than at budget chapels, which reflects the higher overall price point. For couples who want full creative control over their gallery — or who want portraits in multiple locations beyond the chapel — an independent wedding photographer is still the best call.
The outdoor gazebo and garden area photograph especially well at golden hour, and the chapel is close enough to the Strip that a post-ceremony portrait session can extend to iconic Las Vegas backdrops. See our elopement photography page for what that kind of coverage looks like.
Logistics: license, timing and who it is for
As with all Nevada ceremonies: get your Clark County marriage license first — about $102, no waiting period, no blood test. The license bureau at 201 E Clark Ave is close to the chapel. Full details in our marriage license guide.
Chapel of the Flowers is an especially good fit for: destination couples who want a polished experience without a hotel-venue price tag; families with members who cannot travel and need live-streaming; couples who want three or four ceremony-space options in one location; and anyone who finds standalone chapels too rushed but resort chapels too expensive.