Silver Bell Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas

My husband and I were married at Silver Bell wedding chapel and had a wonderful experience. It was a very small wedding with just US and two witnesses, but we loved our photographs; our video; and the overall experience. I believe my husband liked the WORDS the Minister that married us used MORE than I did -- he used the words "do not try to change one another" ..... I just wish my marriage had lasted. All my best to all the newlyweds.

My husband and I from England, also got married in 1998 and had trouble with the package offered. We were told to wait until we got home to get the photos professionally printed. When we went to pick them up, the roll was just unexposed film. I was so upset that we saved up and went back three years later only to find it had been burned to the ground! We had no guests so we have no photos of our wedding day at all.

My husband and I got married in 1985 at Silver Bells Wedding Chapel. We renewed our vows at Silver Bells 10 years later, and our 20th is coming up soon, and we will be back again.

We decided to re-new our vows and we had so much fun at the Silver Bells the first time..we are going back!

I liked the service and staff the were very helpful.

I married my husband at Silver Bell in 1998. It was a really cute chapel... you could tell it was Vegas, but it wasn't 'tacky vegas.'

I wasn't thrilled with the service. The staff just didn't seem to care about us, or our wedding. They tried to rip us off by not giving us any of the things included in our package. I argued until I got everything, but we did still end up losing out on our photo package. What was supposed to be a lovely assortment turned out to be a ROLL OF FILM with 12 pictures on it. What a dud deal. Because we eloped, we had no guest photos either.

From what I've read, Silver Bell is gone now. I'm very sad about it. While the service sucked, it was very special to us, and we had wanted to renew our vows on our 10 year anniversary.