Chapel of the Flowers, Wedding chapel on Las Vegas Strip, United States.

Chapel of the Flowers is a wedding venue on the Las Vegas Strip with four distinct ceremony spaces including a Victorian-style room, a Magnolia room, glass gardens, and outdoor areas. Each space features different architectural styles and layouts to accommodate various wedding preferences and group sizes.

Chapel of the Flowers was among the first wedding chapels built on the Las Vegas Strip and has been renovated several times since. It is regarded as one of the more traditional chapels in the city. The venue is owned by Maurice Gallagher, CEO of Allegiant. Notable weddings include John Holmes and Laurie Rose in 1987 and Dennis Rodman and Carmen Electra on November 15, 1998.

The chapel combines traditional wedding elements with Las Vegas entertainment through various packages, including ceremonies with professional photography and live streaming.

The venue offers packages ranging from simple ceremonies to comprehensive events with professional photography, live streaming, and reception services. Visitors should review the different rooms and options in advance to understand which setup suits their needs and preferences.

The Killers drummer Ronnie Vannucci worked as a photographer at the chapel while the band recorded its first album, "Hot Fuss". The chapel later appeared in Carrie Underwood's "Last Name" video, filmed in the Victorian Chapel, and in Rascal Flatts' "Why Wait", with David Arquette as groom and Ron White as minister.