Questions, answered.

Our chapel has a place to change, but most brides arrive already dressed.

Yes. Your best bet is to dress at the Princess Wedding Chapel, where we offer a good selection at very reasonable prices and make sure you are never late to your own wedding.

In most cases your passport is fine, but some countries require an Apostille for the marriage to be legal there. See our license information.

Yes, but you will need a certified copy of your marriage license, or an Apostille, as soon as your marriage has been recorded with the State.

Inside the chapel the number is limited by its size and may vary with your package. The Princess Wedding Chapel holds up to 70 guests standing.

No. You only need to know the month, year, city and state where the divorce was finalized and recorded.

You only need the details of the most recent divorce.

It depends on the package. A limousine can collect you from your hotel, wait while you marry and take you to your hotel or drop-off point within your one-hour package time, or collect you after the ceremony for a one-hour tour.

No. Packages cover services connected to the chapel. Gratuities are separate and are collected by your coordinator before the wedding.

Most people give a minimum of $25, depending on service and generosity.

Before the wedding takes place. Some packages include limousine service from your hotel to the courthouse and then the chapel, but leaving it until an hour before the ceremony limits your time.

Any one of: state driver’s license, state ID card, military ID, original or certified birth certificate, or passport.

The marriage license fee is $55 (cash only). See license information for details.

No. You must obtain your license in Nevada, preferably at the courthouse in Las Vegas. You may also apply via the internet; see our license page.

Visit our license information page for how to get a copy.

Most people give a minimum of $60 for a chapel wedding and $100 for a destination wedding, depending on the giver, the minister’s time and the location. Ministers are not employees, so the fee is an offering to their ministry; you may give more if you wish.

We will provide you an envelope for your gift on the day.

You may not be able to during the ceremony unless arranged with your wedding planner, and an on-site fee may apply. Please ask your planner for details.

Nothing proving your marriage, unless you want a new license. A minister is only needed if you are actually getting married. The only document you receive is a renewal certificate from the chapel.

Contact us to book and we will send a confirmation. The earlier you book the better. We can guarantee your date; you may need to be flexible by an hour or two on time of day, and once your time is confirmed it is guaranteed.