Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas

Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel in the vibrant city of Las Vegas is a popular choice for couples since 1999. With nearly 100,000 weddings held here, including Elvis as the officiant, it offers both romantic and imaginative ceremonies. Couples often return to renew their vows after years of marriage, showing the lasting appeal of this renowned establishment.

Celebrating its 21st anniversary in 2020, Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel welcomes first-time visitors and returning customers alike. Their dedicated team of professionals helps you create a customized wedding experience tailored to your preferences. With various themed weddings and venues available, including picturesque locations, this chapel has become a go-to destination.

Open seven days a week, their commitment to exceptional service ensures a stress-free wedding day. Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel is known for creating cherished memories for couples worldwide, inviting you to embark on an unforgettable wedding experience in Las Vegas.

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Sight Name: Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel
Sight Location: Las Vegas, USA (See walking tours in Las Vegas)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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