A Las Vegas chapel wedding, planned from home.
Little white chapels, grand old ones or somewhere quiet off the Strip. Tell us what feels like you, and we'll arrange the rest before you fly.
Planned in UK hours. The licence fee is covered, and your official certificate is posted home.
The chapel, chosen for you two.
A Las Vegas chapel wedding is short, personal and properly legal. The hard part is choosing well from the other side of the Atlantic, and that's the part we do.
Las Vegas has chapels for every kind of couple. Some are the little white clapboard chapels people picture, with a bell and a picket fence. Some are grander rooms with a long aisle and space for the whole family. Some sit quietly away from the Strip, for couples who want calm more than neon.
Tell us your date, roughly how many people will be there and the feeling you're after. We'll come back with a shortlist that suits all three, explain what each one is really like, and book the one you choose. Then we arrange everything around it: the officiant, a witness if you need one, flowers, hair and make-up, the photographer and the car.
Or marry in the desert
If a chapel isn't quite you, the same planning works outdoors, among the red rock of Valley of Fire or Red Rock Canyon. Licence day is the same, and we arrange the desert permit. See desert weddings near Las Vegas.
What you do yourselves
One thing. Nevada asks both of you to collect your marriage licence in person, with your passports, before the ceremony. The Bureau is open every day from 8am to midnight and you don't need an appointment. We tell you when to go, and licence day is usually the easiest hour of the trip. The licence fee is covered in your quote.
What happens after
Your officiant files the marriage certificate with Clark County within ten days. We order the official certified copy and post it home to you. That certified copy, not the souvenir certificate some chapels hand you on the day, is the document you'll use in the UK, including to change your name.
What we arrange for you.
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The chapel
A little white chapel with a picket fence, a grand old room with a long aisle, or somewhere quieter off the Strip. Tell us the feeling you want and we'll suggest chapels that suit your date and your numbers.
Add this to my planThe aisle
Your music, your entrance, your words. Write your own vows or keep it traditional; we'll let the officiant know exactly how you'd like it to go before you fly.
Add this to my planThe photos
Inside the chapel, then out to the Welcome sign or the neon after dark. Every edited photo is yours to keep, and we agree the details with your photographer before you book.
Add this to my planThe car
A vintage Cadillac, a stretch limo or something sleek and black, waiting at your hotel and taking you on to dinner or the sign afterwards.
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And everything else.
Your officiant, a witness, hair and make-up, dress and suit hire, bouquets and buttonholes, videography, a livestream for everyone at home and dinner afterwards.Something else in mind? Ask us.
Just the two of you, or a full house.
Many couples come to Las Vegas precisely so it can be just them: no seating plan, no politics, no year of planning. If that's you, it really can be just the two of you. Nevada needs one witness besides the officiant, and we arrange one, so you don't need to bring a soul.
Others bring parents, children or a group of friends. Chapels come in every size, so the earlier you tell us your numbers, the better we can match the room to the group.
For the people at home
A livestream timed for a UK evening changes how a Vegas wedding feels to the family who can't travel. Las Vegas is usually 8 hours behind the UK, so a 10am ceremony is 6pm at home. Twice a year the clocks change on different dates and the gap drops to 7 hours, so the same ceremony would be at 5pm. We plan the time with that in mind.
Is it a real wedding?
Yes. A Las Vegas wedding is a legal marriage, recognised in the UK when it's lawful in Nevada and you're both free to marry under UK law.
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How do we choose a chapel?
Tell us the feeling you're after, roughly how many guests you'll have and the month you have in mind. We'll suggest chapels that suit all three, explain the differences plainly, and book the one you choose.
Can it really be just the two of us?
Yes. Nevada asks for one witness besides your officiant, and we arrange one for you, so you don't need to bring anyone. Plenty of couples marry with nobody else there and share it afterwards.
Can we bring family and friends?
Of course. Chapels range from rooms for a handful of people to ones that seat a full family, so tell us your numbers early and we'll match the chapel to the group.
Can family at home watch it live?
Yes, we can arrange a livestream. Las Vegas is usually 8 hours behind the UK, so a 10am ceremony is 6pm at home. During the 7-hour weeks around the clock changes, it's 5pm.
Is a Las Vegas chapel wedding legal in the UK?
Yes, it's recognised in the UK as long as it's lawful in Nevada and you'd both be free to marry under UK law. There's nothing to register here: the certified copy we post to you is your official certificate. The paperwork, step by step.
What do we have to do ourselves in Las Vegas?
Collect your marriage licence together, in person, with your passports. The Marriage License Bureau is open 8am to midnight every day and needs no appointment. We'll tell you when to go, and the licence fee is covered.
Do we keep all our photos?
Yes. Every edited photo is yours to keep. We agree the number of photos and how you'll receive them with your photographer before you book.
Good to know before you book.
Let's find your chapel.
Tell us your date, how many of you there'll be and what you'd love. We'll come back with chapels that fit, in UK hours.
