A Little White Wedding Chapel

A Little White Wedding Chapel is a wedding venue in Las Vegas featuring multiple spaces for ceremonies: indoor chapels, an outdoor gazebo, and the Tunnel of Love Drive Thru service. The facility combines traditional ceremony spaces with modern options for couples seeking different types of services.

The chapel was founded in 1951 and became known over the decades as the place where notable figures like Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, and Paul Newman with Joanne Woodward exchanged vows. This history as a celebrity wedding destination shaped its reputation in Las Vegas.

The chapel offers Las Vegas-style weddings where couples can have Elvis impersonators officiate or take photos with pink Cadillacs. These services reflect what many visitors associate with a quick, unconventional wedding experience in the city.

Couples should obtain a marriage license from the Marriage License Bureau before visiting, as this is required for any ceremony. The chapel offers different options depending on preference and budget, with some couples choosing indoor spaces while others prefer the drive-through service or outdoor area.

The Drive Thru service in the Tunnel of Love allows couples to exchange vows without leaving their vehicle, offering a unique alternative to traditional ceremonies. This service made the chapel a symbol of quick and unconventional weddings in Las Vegas.