Regal Las Vegas Wedding Package

Las Vegas wedding packages can be wonderfully simple, and the Regal package puts nearly the whole day under one roof. You choose from five onsite venues, meet a personal planner, arrive by limousine from the Strip or downtown, and finish with ceremony photos and a short posed session. I especially like the Victorian Chapel setting and the included photo package, both of which give this quick ceremony more substance than a drive-through wedding.

I also like the private format for up to eight people and the planning help before the ceremony. The main caution is cost control: the $865 package does not include the marriage license, minister or celebrant fee, or several gratuities, and photo upgrades can add a surprising amount after the ceremony.

Key points at a glance

• Five ceremony venues: Choose the traditional Victorian Chapel or upgrade to another onsite setting with a more contemporary feel.
• A private one-and-a-half-hour event: Your group of up to eight people participates without strangers sharing the ceremony.
• Transportation is built in: Roundtrip limousine service covers hotels on the Strip or in the downtown area when included in your package.
• Photos are part of the package: You receive ceremony images, 18 candid 4-by-6 prints, one 11-by-14 print, an online viewing period, and a video download.
• Planning help is substantial: A personal wedding planner, day-of coordinator, consultation, flowers, music, celebrant, and unity ceremony are included.
• Budget for extras: The marriage license, gratuities, and possible photo or venue upgrades are separate expenses.

Why this package works for a Las Vegas wedding

The Regal package is designed for couples who want a real ceremony without arranging ten separate vendors. Chapel of the Flowers has handled weddings since 1960, and the package combines the ceremony site, flowers, music, transportation, photography, planning, and coordination.

That matters in Las Vegas. A wedding here can be quick, but it does not have to feel careless. You can still have a proper walk down the aisle, traditional music, a bouquet and boutonniere, a celebrant, a unity ceremony, posed portraits, and a printed photograph to take home.

The package price is $865 per group of up to eight, not per person. For a couple with a small party, that can be reasonable when you count the limousine, coordinator, planner, ceremony, flowers, photos, video download, and prints. I would not call it an all-in price, though. The extra charges need to be part of your first calculation, not an afterthought.

Choosing between five Chapel of the Flowers venues

The standard ceremony takes place in the Victorian Chapel. This is the choice for you if you want a traditional wedding atmosphere, an aisle, familiar wedding music, and a more classic backdrop for your photos.

You can upgrade to other locations at the chapel. The available options include both traditional and more contemporary styles, though the exact upgrade cost and venue details should be confirmed during your planning consultation. This is useful if your wedding vision is less formal or if you want a setting that feels more distinctly Las Vegas.

The venue choice is one of the package’s strongest features because the ceremony does not have to look identical to every other quick Vegas wedding. At the same time, an upgrade changes the final price. Ask for the total cost of the selected venue before approving it.

A unity ceremony is included for an indoor ceremony. If that ritual matters to you, confirm how it will be arranged in your chosen location, especially if you are considering an outdoor or nontraditional setting.

Stop one: the Married in Las Vegas sign

The itinerary begins at the Married in Las Vegas sign. This gives you a recognizable Las Vegas photograph before the ceremony and provides a simple way to mark the day’s start.

Do not expect a full sightseeing stop here. It is a brief photo opportunity rather than a tour of the city. Its value is personal and visual: you get an unmistakably Las Vegas image with your wedding party before heading to the chapel.

The sign is also useful for couples who want a little local character without adding a separate city excursion. If your group is small, the stop should be easy to fit into the schedule. Keep in mind that the total experience lasts about 90 minutes, so the day is tightly organized.

Stop two: the chapel ceremony

The main event takes place at Chapel of the Flowers. After arrival, you meet the staff and go over the final details. This check is important because it gives you a chance to confirm the ceremony plan, music, flowers, photography, and other arrangements before walking down the aisle.

The day-of coordinator helps organize the final steps. A personal wedding planner assists before the wedding, while the day-of staff handles the moving parts once you arrive. That division should make the process easier for couples who are not familiar with the chapel or with Las Vegas wedding customs.

You are helped into position for the ceremony, then married by the celebrant or minister. Traditional wedding music is included, as is a single rose presentation. The package also includes wedding flowers for the couple, with upgraded flower options available if you want something more elaborate.

The ceremony can include a unity ritual indoors. Afterward, your package includes a souvenir certificate, though this should not be confused with the official marriage license. The license fee itself is not included, and you are responsible for meeting the legal requirements for your marriage.

Limousine pickup and the 30-minute arrival rule

Roundtrip limousine service is included in the Regal package. Pickup is available from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the downtown area. The chapel does not provide pickup or drop-off outside those areas or at Airbnb properties that are not on the Strip.

If transportation is part of your package, the driver contacts you for pickup instructions. The practical advice is simple: keep your phone available and make sure the chapel has the correct hotel details.

If you do not have transportation included, plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the ceremony by taxi or rideshare. That extra time gives you a cushion for traffic, hotel departures, and finding the chapel entrance.

The limousine is more than a stylish touch. It removes one major piece of wedding-day planning and keeps your group together. The tradeoff is the driver gratuity, listed separately at $40. Add that amount to your working budget.

What you receive after saying I do

The photo package is generous on paper. It includes ceremony photos, 18 candid 4-by-6 prints, one 11-by-14 print, and a 20-minute posed photo session onsite. You also receive two weeks of internet viewing and a ceremony video download.

The short posed session is a good feature because ceremony photos alone can feel rushed. You have a little time to make formal portraits with your partner and family without arranging an outside photographer.

You should ask exactly how the digital images will be delivered and what image rights or watermark rules apply. One couple had a difficult experience when a large watermark appeared on the preview photos and a later upgrade cost $700 for 40 unwatermarked images. That does not mean you will have the same outcome, but it is a clear reason to ask for the photo package terms in writing.

Do not assume the included prints cover every image you want. If photography is a priority, ask how many digital files are included, what the watermark looks like, and what upgrades cost before your wedding day. A calm explanation at the planning stage is much better than making a rushed purchase after the ceremony.

Planning, hair, makeup, and attire upgrades

The initial planning consultation is where you arrange the main pieces of the day. You can discuss the venue, flowers, transportation, photo options, and any add-ons during that meeting.

The chapel can also arrange limousine services, hair and makeup, and attire rentals. These are useful if you are flying into Las Vegas or want to avoid packing formal clothing. They also make the package more convenient for couples arranging a wedding from a distance.

Convenience has a price, so compare each upgrade with outside options before committing. The provided information does not give prices for hair, makeup, attire, receptions, or every venue upgrade. Ask for a written total that includes tax, fees, and gratuities.

A personal planner can be especially useful for a last-minute wedding. One couple arranged a ceremony on short notice and still received the main services. I would not rely on that possibility during a busy period, but it shows that the chapel is set up to handle a fast timetable.

The real cost of the $865 package

The headline price is $865 per group of up to eight. That makes the package easier to assess than a per-person wedding product. A couple with six relatives or friends can spread the base cost across the entire group, while a couple marrying alone may want to compare it with a smaller ceremony package.

Included services cover:

• Wedding flowers for the couple
• Traditional wedding music
• Celebrant or minister for the ceremony
• Personal wedding planner
• Day-of coordinator
• Ceremony consultation
• Limousine transportation when applicable
• Ceremony photos and video download
• One 11-by-14 print
• Eighteen 4-by-6 prints
• Twenty-minute posed photo session
• First-look service
• Souvenir certificate
• Unity ceremony for an indoor ceremony
• Two weeks of online viewing

The listed additional charges are $40 for the limousine driver, $30 for the photographer, and $30 for day-of staff. The marriage license and minister or celebrant fee are also not included in the package price, even though a celebrant or minister is provided for the ceremony. Confirm how those charges are calculated before booking.

That distinction is important. The package can be good value if you want transportation, planning, photography, and a traditional ceremony in one place. It is less attractive if you only want a very short ceremony and do not need prints, limousine service, or coordination.

Who will enjoy this ceremony most

I would recommend the Regal package to couples who want a polished Las Vegas wedding with a small group and limited planning work. It fits couples who want more than a quick chapel exchange but do not want to build a wedding from scratch.

It also suits couples who value photographs. The included posed session, printed images, candid ceremony photos, online viewing, and video download give you several ways to remember the day.

The private format is another plus. Only your group participates, with a maximum of eight people, so you are not sharing the ceremony with another couple or an anonymous audience.

You may want another option if you dislike sales discussions about upgrades, need a large wedding party, or want complete control over your photographer and final images. The photo follow-up deserves particular attention. Ask direct questions about watermarks and digital files, and do not approve an upgrade until you know precisely what it adds.

Practical details before you book

Confirmation is provided at booking, and the activity is offered in English. Service animals are allowed, public transportation is nearby, and handicap bathrooms are available. Most people can participate, but you should contact the provider with any needs that go beyond those details.

The listed operating hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. The experience begins at 1717 Las Vegas Boulevard South and ends back at the same meeting point.

The package is non-refundable and cannot be changed after booking. That makes it especially important to confirm your date, ceremony location, pickup hotel, number of people, and upgrade choices before paying.

Plan to arrive 30 minutes before the ceremony if you arrange your own ride. Keep your party small and ready to follow the chapel’s schedule. A 90-minute package leaves little room for a late departure, a long photo stop, or a last-minute change of plan.

Should you book the Regal package?

Book it if you want a private, traditional Las Vegas ceremony with planning help, flowers, a limousine, photos, and a choice of chapel settings. The package takes care of the practical pieces that can otherwise become a tiring list of separate arrangements.

Before paying, get the full cost in writing. Include the marriage license, ceremony fee, three listed gratuities, venue upgrades, flowers, hair and makeup, attire, and photo upgrades if you want them. If the final price still fits your budget, the Regal package offers a convenient way to get married at Chapel of the Flowers without turning your wedding into a full-time project.

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 included ceremony takes place in the Victorian Chapel at Chapel of the Flowers. You can upgrade to other onsite venues.

Is limousine transportation included?

Roundtrip limousine service is included in the package. Pickup is available from hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in the downtown area. Pickup is not available outside those areas or from Airbnb properties not located on the Strip.

How early should I arrive?

If you arrange your own transportation, you should arrive at the chapel 30 minutes before the ceremony. If limousine service is included, the driver will contact you with pickup instructions.

Are photographs and video included?

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

Can I arrange hair, makeup, or wedding clothing?

Yes. The chapel can arrange hair and makeup services, attire rentals, and limousine services. The supplied information does not list prices for these additions.

Can I cancel or change the booking?

No. The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason after booking.