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Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel
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1205 Las Vegas BlvdLas Vegas, NV 89104
(800) 574-4450
- Hours:
Mon-Thu. 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fri-Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sun. 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
15 reviews for Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel
Introducing Mr. & Mrs. Joel & Carol Morin..
If you love Elvis then this is just the place for you!
This Las Vegas wedding stars Elvis as your Master of Ceremonies and as the Pastor to conduct the marriage ceremony. I was wondering what was happening as I sat there waiting for the bride to enter, since her fiance, his best man and her maid of honor where already at the alter. Then all of the sudden the double doors opened and there was a Pink Caddy being driven into the chapel with the Bride in Tow and if I'm not mistaken, the brides entrance song was Introduction Also Spratch Zarathustra, it was the most amazing entrance I've ever seen at a wedding. Of course this is intended to be fun and represent a couple's sense of humor and spirit for life, but then there was the moments when they spoke their vows and it all became very serious and I shed tears of happiness. I always told myself I would never have a Vegas wedding.. but I'm starting to have 2nd thoughts, also for those family members who live to far, they have a live broadcast of the wedding. It was a FANTASTIC CEREMONY and I couldn't have been more honored to have been invited to witness this union
This review is based not on my own wedding but rather as a guest of a good friend's nuptials this past weekend.
Let's just say it doesn't get any more Vegas / Elvis than this place. If you're dreaming of an Elvis (young or old version) or any other themed wedding, this is your place.
My friend and her groom opted for an Elvis wedding which was fabulously officiated by the Jump Suit Wearing Elvis who I might add had the tiniest and perkiest ass I've ever seen on a grown man. Sorry for the side note but that ass defied gravity.
The bride rode in a pink Cadillac as fog filled the small chapel and Elvis' famous entrance song played to announce her arrival. Truly awesome! The couple shared a dance while Elvis serenaded them and finally pronounced husband and wife by the king himself.
All ceremonies are streamed live on the internet as well as all photos available for viewing online. The finishing touch is the couples names and wedding date are flashed on their marquee as they exit the chapel for all to see.
My husband and I renewed our wedding vows here a week ago and it was a super fun experience!! Everyone who works there was friendly and helpful. The Elvis who married us was so fun and really set the tone for a wonderful ceremony. It was great to leave and see our names in lights over the strip as well!! We also loved the live webcam so our family and friends could watch the ceremony from home! If you are looking for a chapel in Vegas this is your place!
YES!!! YES!!! YES!!! This place was amazing! As several of our guests said, "It was the best wedding I've ever been to!" It was the most fun I had since I started planning the whole thing! They were so easy going and flexible!! (It was supposed to be outdoor, but garden charm lost to air conditioning and the comfort of our guests.) The ceremony was short and very sweet. Elvis was fantastic. (Thank goodness we got Young Elvis!) The coordinators and minister were wonderful.
I would definitely recommend this place if you're looking for a fun wedding!
We were married at VLV Oct. 24, 2009. It was FANTASTIC! We chose the Gothic wedding and it was everything I wanted it to be. It was also exactly as advertised. The staff at VLV ran it professionally and they were like a well-oiled machine. I can't recommend VLV enough!
Yes I got married there.
It's everything I wanted my cheesy Vegas wedding to be! The ceremony was short and sweet. Just like I wanted it to be in case I got too nervous and passed out. The chapel staff was friendly and understanding. I booked everything online, it was easy and fast!
I felt a bit rushed but it's expected since they had several more wedding after mine. It was an assembly line of weddings ya'll. The outdoor gazebo where the ceremony took place was intimate and cozy. It fit approximately 30 of my guests. I have no complaints. Elvis performed the actual ceremony and sang one song. Hilarious!! He was lots of fun! I'd do it all over again.
My husband and I had our vow renweal there in May '09. Though our ceremony was fun and Elvis did a great job, their customer service leaves much to be desired.
First, when we arrived, there was a girl in front of us in line. She told the person at the desk that she was from rural Alaska and doesn't have a boyfriend but always dreamed of going to a Vegas chapel and having her picture taken in Vegas. She said she called ahead and it was approved by the manager but the girl at the desk was extremely rude and was practically laughing at her. I can only imagine how humiliated this poor girl was. Why do they care if she wants to pay money to have her picture taken with Elvis? I didn't understand why they were so rude.
We paid over $200 for our renewal ceremony. Afterwards, I sent in the form for the four free pictures that were included in our package. I then get a call from the Chapel that there are only 10 pictures that are in the consideration set for the free pictures and the rest all need to be purchased. I think this is a rediculous rule and just another attempt to take as much money from each customer as they can. I called the manager and told her that I do not remember that being explained to us and she was just as rude as the salesperson who humiliated the Alaskian girl.
Who do these people think they are? It's Vegas. People are there to have fun. I think they should consider catering to their clientele and start charging fairly and treating their customers respectfully.
My husband and I got married here in October 2008 and we absolutely loved it! They were very helpful planning the event and helping to explain what I needed to do. We traveled to the chapel all the way from Pittsburgh, PA and it was worth it! My husband and I got married here in October 2008 and we absolutely loved it! They were very helpful planning the event and helping to explain what I needed to do. We traveled to the chapel all the way from Pittsburgh, PA and it was worth it! The limo was very nice. Elvis was amazing! We had gotten the rock-a-billy package and added on the pink Cadillac. It may seem pricey for a 2 second car ride but the pictures are amazing. The ceremony was over very quick (which is what we wanted) and was alot of fun. We didn't bring our family to Las Vegas but they were able to watch online via webcam which was a total bonus! Anytime anyone asked about my Las Vegas wedding, I always recommend going to this chapel, it's worth every penny!
Short and sweet wedding with a metrosexual Elvis.
I went here for a friend's wedding. It was my first ever Vegas wedding chapel experience. It's on Las Vegas Blvd.... along the stretch around Charleston where all the quickie chapels are located. The Elvis who did the wedding had spent some serious time in the tanning bed, and clearly shaves himself. He was also a good singer, and did a heartfelt rendition of "Love Me Tender" during the ceremony. Instead of walking down the aisle, the couple rolled in with the help of a pink cadillac convertible. Afterwards, the chapel puts the couple's names up on the marquee. Who doesn't like that in Vegas?
I don't have a reference point considering this is my only chapel experience, but it was fun.
You can get married by a zombie Elvis on Halloween?
Invite 50 of your closest friends, have your choice of flowers and candles.
Book it all on the internet in a matter of minutes, pay with credit card and toss some invitations in the mail!
They were on time, super nice, and they give you a DVD of the ceremony on your way out the door so you can play it back at your big ass suite later.
Our friends got married here in the fall of 08. The Elvis that married them seemed really sincere and the little show they put on for the wedding was funny. This is a wedding factory though so if you want to feel special and pampered it's not your kinda place.
My brother got married here in Sep 2006. For someone that was looking to have a small wedding, they managed to fit roughly 80 guests in the Chapel. The inside reminded me of a ski lodge, with all the wood tones. The Elvis-impersonator does real good renditions and made it bearable to sit and watch. Definitely not on my list of things to do, but all in all, it was a fun time.
I got hitched here last month. My parents were surprised that it was as nice as it was inside. The service was a little rushed, and I giggled a bunch when the officiant made us promise each other our "exclusive intimacy" in front of 60 of our closest family and friends, but its Vegas, and they gave me exactly what I was expecting. Flower bouquets were a little suspicious, and it was odd to have to pose for pictures on stage in front of everyone, but this place is a good deal and if I had to do it all over again, I probably wouldnt change a thing.
I was married here in 2002. I had the outdoor gazebo wedding. They helped me plan everything over the phone. Then when I arrived in Vegas they called my hotel to confirm all of our plans. Where else are you going to have a night time outdoor wedding with picture proofs, limo service, and receive your wedding on DVD for $350. ONLY VEGAS BABY!
very nice, though the wedding was to be outdoor, it poured and they did a great job bring the romantic out door inside, the ceremony was very professional and well done, the minister was great, beautiful ceremony, service was short and sweet, great place to get married
