Getting Married at Paris Las Vegas
Paris Las Vegas Wedding Ceremony Locations
Tips for Planning Your Paris Las Vegas Wedding
Real Paris Las Vegas Wedding Examples
Paris Las Vegas Wedding Photos on Film
If you’re looking to plan a wedding with a little more elegance while still enjoying everything Las Vegas has to offer, a Paris Las Vegas wedding might be exactly what you’re looking for.
I’ve photographed hundreds of couples in Las Vegas, including several weddings at Paris Las Vegas. My husband, Mark, and I even renewed our own vows at La Chapelle Royale in 2024, so this venue holds a special place in my heart.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through the ceremony spaces, wedding packages, costs, and everything you should know before booking.
*If you’re loving the red carpet aisle runner in these photos, just know that it isn’t included with the chapel booking! This is something I’ve personally provided for my couples to add a little extra personality to their ceremonies.
Last updated: October 2026.



One thing that’s really located about Paris Las Vegas is that it’s located right on the Las Vegas Strip. They really bring a little bit of France to Vegas with its European-inspired architecture, romantic wedding chapels, and even a replica Eiffel Tower.
One of my favorite things about getting married here is that you can have a beautiful, traditional-style ceremony while still enjoying the fun of a Las Vegas wedding. Whether you’re planning an intimate elopement, inviting your closest family and friends, or renewing your vows, there are several spaces to consider.
And with hotel accommodations, restaurants, and plenty of beautiful photo opportunities right on the property, it’s easy to make a whole experience out of your wedding day.


Paris Las Vegas has five wedding ceremony spaces, each with its own style. Whether you’re planning a small ceremony with just a handful of guests or celebrating with a larger group, each offer a beautiful setting right on the Las Vegas Strip.
If you love the look of a traditional European chapel, La Chapelle Royale is a stunning option for your Paris Las Vegas wedding. This cathedral-style chapel has tall columns, intricate gold detailing, crystal chandeliers, and a painted sky-blue ceiling.
The chapel can accommodate up to 90 guests, which is great for couples who want a more traditional wedding ceremony with family and friends.
This chapel is a little more special to me because my husband, Mark, and I actually renewed our vows here in 2024! I’ve also had the chance to photograph several couples getting married here since then, and it’s easily one of my favorite chapel settings in Las Vegas.



For couples planning a smaller wedding, La Chapelle Champagne is another good option at Paris Las Vegas. This chapel has a more modern, understated design compared to the ornate details of La Chapelle Royale. It can accommodate up to 30 guests, making it a great choice for more intimate ceremonies or celebrations.
If you love the idea of getting married at Paris Las Vegas but prefer a more contemporary chapel setting, this one is definitely worth considering.
If you’ve always dreamed of getting married with incredible views of Las Vegas, the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck is definitely worth considering.
It’s located high above the Strip on the resort’s replica Eiffel Tower, and this ceremony location gives you panoramic views of the city. It’s a fun option for couples who want something a little different from a traditional chapel ceremony while having romantic views of the city.
Another unique option is getting married near the resort’s replica of the famous Arc de Triomphe in Paris. This outdoor ceremony location features French-inspired architecture right along the Las Vegas Strip. It can accommodate up to 25 guests, either standing or seated, making it a great option for smaller weddings. If you love the idea of incorporating recognizable Parisian landmarks into your wedding day, the Arc de Triomphe is another location to consider.
For couples who prefer an indoor ceremony outside of a traditional chapel, Le Cabaret Lounge offers another beautiful option at Paris Las Vegas. The space has a Parisian atmosphere, with bistro-style tables and trees decorated with twinkling lights. The lounge can seat up to 35 guests, making it a great option for smaller celebrations.
One important thing to know is that all guests must be 21 or older to attend a wedding at Le Cabaret Lounge. If you’re planning to invite children, you’ll want to consider one of the other ceremony locations instead.
Wondering how much a Paris Las Vegas wedding costs? The resort currently offers nine wedding and vow renewal packages, with prices starting at $829 and going up to $7,800 or more.
Packages vary in what they include, from simple ceremonies with flowers and music to more elaborate celebrations with photography, videography, transportation, and even hotel accommodations.
| Wedding Package | Starting Price | Package Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Amour Éternel Renewal | $829+ | Vow renewal, flowers, pianist, 30 minutes of photography |
| La Romance | $849+ | Simple wedding ceremony, flowers, pianist, 30 minutes of photography |
| Romance de Velours | $1,079+ | Ceremony at Le Cabaret Lounge, coordinator, flowers, champagne |
| Mon Cheri | $1,350+ | Chapel ceremony, upgraded florals, 30 minutes of photography, ceremony video |
| To Paris, With Love | $1,950+ | Upgraded florals, one hour of photography, Eiffel Tower backdrop portraits |
| La Belle | $3,350+ | Extended photography, violinist, upgraded florals, limo transportation |
| Le Grand Amour | $4,199+ | Poolside ceremony, extended photography, violinist, limo transportation |
| Le Chic | $5,999+ | Chapel ceremony, flowers, pianist, photography, catering credit, two-night suite stay |
| Le Luxe | $7,800+ | Chapel ceremony, violinist, photography, catering credit, two-night suite stay |
Prices are starting rates as listed in October 2026 and may change. View current Paris Las Vegas wedding packages and pricing.

Something you might not realize is that some Las Vegas wedding chapels allow you to book the ceremony space without purchasing one of their wedding packages. This is sometimes referred to as a “bare bones” rental, where you arrange your own vendors and wedding details.
That’s actually what Mark and I chose to do for our vow renewal at La Chapelle Royale in 2024! We wanted the flexibility to plan our ceremony ourselves, including hiring our own photographer.
If you’re considering a Paris Las Vegas wedding but would prefer to bring your own vendors, I highly recommend asking the wedding coordinator whether a venue-only rental is still available and what restrictions might apply. It’s worth asking about before committing to a package!
Paris Las Vegas also offers additional services to help personalize your wedding, including floral arrangements, professional photography and videography, and even a celebration toast with champagne and individual desserts for your guests.
But remember, you don’t have to add a bunch of extras to your wedding package to make your day feel personal. From what you wear and how you spend your morning getting ready to the photo locations you choose and how you get around Vegas, there are so many ways to make the experience your own. I’ve shared even more ideas in my guide, ‘Las Vegas Elopement Ideas: 12 Ways to Customize Your Wedding‘.
You’ll notice that several Paris Las Vegas wedding packages already include professional photography. While this is a convenient option, I always recommend considering how much of your wedding day you actually want photographed.
Most of my couples book me for more than just their ceremony. We usually start with getting-ready photos, detail shots, photos on the way to the ceremony, the ceremony itself, portraits at other locations around Las Vegas, and whatever else they have planned afterward, like an intimate dinner or drinks.
Even the resort’s most expensive wedding package only includes one hour of photography. That might be plenty if you’re planning something simple, but if you want photos throughout your wedding day, I’d consider hiring your own photographer.
When Mark and I renewed our vows at La Chapelle Royale in 2024, we actually hired our own photographer! We also had a party afterward, and I wanted those memories documented along with our ceremony.
If you’re considering bringing an outside photographer, I’d recommend checking with the wedding coordinator about any photography restrictions or outside vendor fees before booking. That way, you can plan for the coverage you want and know exactly what’s permitted inside your ceremony space.
After photographing several weddings at Paris Las Vegas (and having my own vow renewal here!), there are a few things I’d recommend keeping in mind as you plan your day.
Before booking, think about how many people you’d like to invite and what kind of ceremony you’re envisioning. La Chapelle Royale is a beautiful option if you’re planning a larger wedding, and La Chapelle Champagne works well for smaller weddings. There’s also options like the Arc de Triomphe and Le Cabaret Lounge if you’d prefer something outside a traditional chapel.
Just remember that Le Cabaret Lounge requires all guests to be 21 or older, so that’s important to consider if you’re inviting children.

Paris Las Vegas recommends booking your ceremony as early as possible since popular dates and times can fill up quickly.
That said, if you’re planning something more last-minute, don’t rule it out! The venue sometimes accepts bookings as late as the day before your ceremony, depending on availability.
To officially reserve your date and time, you’ll need to pay a 50% nonrefundable deposit, so I’d recommend having your ceremony location and package picked out before making that commitment.

Paris Las Vegas has hotel rooms and suites available, so staying on-site can be convenient if you’d like to get ready close to your ceremony. However, you can absolutely stay somewhere else along the Strip!
For example, Michelle and Greg stayed at Paris Las Vegas for their Valentine’s Day wedding, while Tiffany and Jim got ready at Encore at Wynn before heading to La Chapelle Royale.
One thing to keep in mind is that the chapel’s holding suites may only be available for around 30 minutes before your ceremony. If you’re planning on getting-ready photos, I’d recommend doing those in your hotel room beforehand and confirming holding suite access with the wedding coordinator.
Still deciding where to stay? I’ve rounded up some of my favorite options in my guide to ‘The Best Las Vegas Hotels to Stay at During Your Elopement or Wedding‘.



One thing I always recommend is allowing more time for photography than just the ceremony itself! Even if you’re having a short chapel ceremony, you might want photos of the two of you getting ready, portraits afterward, or other parts of your day.
Some couples even like to visit a few different locations around Las Vegas for photos. Think about what moments matter most to you before deciding how much photography coverage you’ll need.



Your wedding day doesn’t have to end once you walk out of the chapel! Whether you’re planning a reception with family and friends or want to explore Las Vegas together, there are so many ways to celebrate.
For example, after their intimate ceremony at La Chapelle Royale, Tiffany and Jim took some fun casino photos before ending the night with portraits alongside a classic car from Royal Rides. Michelle and Greg, on the other hand, celebrated their Valentine’s Day wedding with a candlelit reception at Carmine’s, surrounded by their favorite people.
When Mark and I renewed our vows here, we also had a celebration afterward! If you’re still deciding where to celebrate, I’ve rounded up ‘30+ Las Vegas Elopement & Micro-Wedding Reception Locations‘ to help you with your planning!



I’ve had the chance to photograph several Paris Las Vegas weddings at La Chapelle Royale, and one thing I love is seeing how differently couples choose to spend their day. From getting ready at different hotels to exploring Las Vegas for photos or celebrating with family and friends afterward. There’s so much flexibility in how you plan your wedding. Here are two real weddings I’ve photographed at La Chapelle Royale to give you some ideas.
A Valentine’s Day wedding at La Chapelle Royale couldn’t have been more fitting for Michelle and Greg! When Michelle first told me they were getting married on Valentine’s Day, I actually recommended this chapel because I had my own vow renewal here. It’s such a romantic space, and I love how you can make it your own.
For their ceremony, I brought in a red carpet, and Night Garden Floral created such beautiful, colorful arrangements around the altar. But one of my favorite moments was Greg seeing Michelle for the first time as she walked down the aisle. He let out the loudest gasp before breaking into tears! Afterward, they celebrated with an intimate, candlelit reception at Carmine’s, surrounded by their favorite people.
You can see more from their day on the portfolio: Michelle & Greg: A Micro Wedding at Paris.
Love From Michelle & Greg:
“Absolutely incredible wedding photographer! Captured every special moment with artistry and emotion. Professional, fun, and delivered stunning photos beyond our expectations. Highly recommend!!”
Wedding Coordinator: Jaydene & Co Events / Photographer: Risky Exposure Photography / Content Creator/Videographer: Vegas Wedding Content Creator / Venue: La Chapelle Royale Paris Las Vegas / Hair/Makeup: Andie Piazza Hair & Makeup & Ariana / Dress: Blanch & Iconic Bride / Veil: Lauren Elaine / Alterations: Altered For The Altar / Suit Vest: M.L.Leddys / Hat: American Hat Co. & The Best Hat Store / Florals: Night Garden Floral / Reception: Carmines / Cake: Winston Marie Cakes / Skin: Oil of Pearls / Nails: With Love From, MUA / Photo Booth: The Dream Booth Co.










Tiffany and Jim’s wedding day was stunning, and they put so much thought and detail into it. We started at Encore at Wynn, where I photographed them getting ready, their wedding details, and a few portraits around the hotel with their wedding cake. From there, we headed to Wax Rabbit for some moodier photos while they enjoyed drinks and even brought their cake along for a few more shots.
Next, we made our way to La Chapelle Royale at Paris Las Vegas for their intimate ceremony with just the two of them. Afterward, we took a few fun photos at the casino slot machines before ending the night with portraits alongside their classic car from Royal Rides. I love how they incorporated different locations and experiences into their day while still keeping their ceremony personal and intimate.
Photographer: Risky Exposure Photography / HAMU: House of Bridal / Florals: Night Garden Floral / Transport: Royal Rides










I’ve been loving incorporating more film photography into my wedding galleries lately, and La Chapelle Royale is such a beautiful place for it! Especially paired with the chapel’s romantic architecture. Here are a few of my favorite moments from Michelle and Gary’s Paris Las Vegas wedding at La Chapelle Royale captured on film.











Paris Las Vegas wedding packages start at $849 and go up to $7,800 or more, while vow renewals start at $829. Pricing varies by package, ceremony location, and add-ons. View current wedding packages and pricing.
La Chapelle Royale and La Chapelle Champagne are located on the second floor of the guest hotel room tower at Paris Las Vegas. Allow a little extra time to find your chapel before the ceremony.
Call the wedding team at 702-946-4063 to check availability and reserve your ceremony. A 50% nonrefundable deposit is required to secure your date.
Cancellations made more than 30 days before the ceremony are eligible for a refund of payments beyond the initial nonrefundable deposit. No refunds are provided for cancellations within 30 days.
Yes! Discounts are available for eligible locals, military members, and Caesars Entertainment players. Returning couples may also qualify for a vow renewal discount of 1% for every year they’ve been married. Confirm eligibility with the venue.
Mark and I hired our own photographer for our 2024 vow renewal at La Chapelle Royale! If you’d like to do the same, ask the wedding coordinator about current outside-vendor policies and venue-only rental options.
Yes, legal ceremonies require a Nevada marriage license, which you can obtain through the Clark County Marriage License Bureau. Vow renewals don’t require a new marriage license.


If you love the idea of a romantic and beautifully designed wedding chapel in Las Vegas, I have something exciting to share!
My husband, Mark, and I are currently working on opening our very own wedding chapel, Risky Wedding Chapel. It’s inspired by French Baroque architecture and old Vegas glamour. We’re excited to create a space where couples can have a wedding that feels personal to them.
We’re hoping to open in late 2026, and I can’t wait to share more! If you’re still figuring out your wedding venue options, I’d love for you to take a peek at what we’re creating. Or follow along with us over on Instagram @riskyweddingchapel.



Still planning the details of your Las Vegas wedding? Whether you’re figuring out where to stay, looking for photo locations, or looking for other ceremony options, I’ve put together a few more guides to help!

Hi, I’m Kyra! I’m a Las Vegas wedding and elopement photographer, and I’ve had the opportunity to photograph hundreds of couples every year in this city I love calling home. From intimate chapel ceremonies to full wedding days, I love helping couples create an experience that feels true to them.
Paris Las Vegas is especially close to my heart since my husband, Mark, and I renewed our vows at La Chapelle Royale in 2024. I’ve photographed several weddings here since, and I’d love to help you capture yours, too!
Planning a Paris Las Vegas wedding? I’d love to hear what you have in mind! You can learn more about me on my about page or reach out here, and let’s start planning your Vegas wedding or elopement.

I don’t take lightly what it means to be invited into your day. I’m not just there to document it. I’m there to witness it. To feel the energy, read the room, and make creative decisions that reflect the tone, the tension, the joy of the moment - without ever pulling you out of it.