This las Vegas wedding chapel presents Count Dracula or Grim Reaper as your wedding host. A fog-filled chapel that eerily resembles a graveyard will welcome your wedding party with bated breath. The bride can choose from virginal white or blood red roses, along with a few other selections to match her ensemble.

Borrow a coffin for evening. Dress in Victorian Goth or a favorite Halloween costume for your exchange of vows.

This wedding chapel in las Vegas offers a unique experience for clients who are interested in macabre. If you have special costume needs, music preferences, or ceremonial adjustments, discuss these with wedding coordinator (most if not all las Vegas wedding chapels have coordinators) to find out whether your wishes can be accommodated.

It was here in 1967 that Elvis wed longtime sweetheart Priscilla in a ceremony that lasted just minutes. Today there are two chapels to host wedding celebrations. The Archway of Love holds 60 guests. A front altar is surrounded on walls with heavy wine-colored drapes. A central embroidered rug runs length of floor from front to back. White, ornate pews gilded with golden accents wait expectantly to offer guests a comfortable seat. Garden murals, ivy-twined pillars, and wooden spindle gates suggest a pastoral allure.

In contrast, Sweetheart Chapel is furnished with heavier style of Mediterranean design pews in dark wood. Soft pastels with plentiful pink outline a tenderly cozy room with colorful murals and enticing latticework. The smaller chapel can accommodate 12 guests to create an intimate environment. Desert colors accent classic styling to provide Old World charm to most contemporary romance.