Candlelight Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas

I was married there 11/24/02. Loved it. I'm sad to hear that it is gone. I know they have the replica made out of legos at LegoLand. :)

My husband and I were married there on May 14 1998. It was our first visit to Las Vegas and after spending a whole day looking for somewhere to get married, we looked out of our hotel window (Circus Circus) and my husband asked what was wrong with the little white chapel across the street. We went over to check it out and were very impressed. Not at all like a typical Vegas Chapel. Beautiful inside and out. They were very helpful. We will miss it.

We chose Vegas because of our adult children. We wanted them to have a nice time as my husband to be was from England. I lived in Arizona and lets face it, we wanted everyone to enjoy themselves. It was the end of Dec., it ended up snowing in Vegas, I got the flu, the preacher was French and I still don't know what we agreed too. My bouquet which was part of the package began to fall apart during the ceremony, the heater was blazing and we all began to sweat. It just went on. Luckily for us we did get a video made and could watch to see what was said by the preacher and what we agreed too, although his accent was thick and he went on and on about things we know. We are both in our late forties and this wasn't our first time around the block. Eventually we remarried in our church Temple as we converted to the LDS faith. That was more meaningful and we celebrate that day as our anniversary. One of our children has married since then and decided the traditional church wedding was best after watching ours. Our daughter is engaged and is planning the traditional wedding as well. Our package came with a cake and limo. We had to get our license ourselves and standing in line running out every 3 minutes to puke wasn't fun. I am sure people thought I had a hang over. Never again. Never will I go back to Vegas because the memories were not happy ones. At one point the preacher asked if I was alright I looked so pale. I wished I could have understood what he was saying during the ceremony. The tape is nice but you have to strain to understand. Live and learn. We all did. Especially our children.

WOULD OF LIKED TO SEE IT. 9/11 HAPPENED AND OUR WEDDING WAS 9/21. EVERYTHING WAS CRAZY. NO ONE WANTED TO FLY. WE HAD TO GET MARRIED ON THE BEACH, HOME TOWN, SARASOTA, FL. WENT FROM 70 TO 10 PEOPLE AND IT WAS STILL THE BEST DAY AND WE NOW HAVE 2 BOY'S AND ARE HAPPY!!! I WILL STILL PLAN TO GO TO LAS VAGAS TO RE-NEW OUR VOW'S WITH ANOTHER HONEY MOON. EVERY YEAR ON OUR ANNV. WE DO A HONEY MOON. STILL HAVE THE BUTTERFLIES AND THE LOVE

We got married 11/21/92. The chapel was quaint and peaceful. It added a nice touch instead of just going to City Hall. The people were friendly and helpful. You could go from full dress (gown and tux)to jeans.

My husband and I were married there almost 14 years ago (6/2/96). It was quirky but, it's Vegas, I didn't expect perfection. I was looking for a website to recommend to a friends who is considering a Vegas wedding. I am sad to see that it is no longer there. I can't imagine having had my wedding anywhere else.

Husband and I got married there May 2004. Had fantastic time could not fault anything, everything and everyone wonderful. Would not change the day for the world. Was planning on returning soon to re-new vows there. We are very shocked and very upset to hear its no longer there.

We were married at the Candlelight Chapel in Las Vegas in September of 2002. Our ceremony was simple and wonderful. You can choose the type of ceremony you want - something extravagant or something simple, like ours. J & K

My wife and I were married at the Candlelight Wedding Chapel 11 years ago today. We eloped to Vegas and would not have changed a single thing. We are sad to hear that the Chapel is no longer there.

My husband and I were married there 28 years ago, October 8, 1982. We have great memories and loved our wedding. We are still together and strong as ever. We are returning for New Years and had hope to visit. I am so sad it is no longer there.