Cupids Wedding Chapel & Receptions

Great experience. I did quite a bit of online research and this place seemed to be the very best deal and did not have a goofy Elvis or some other thing involved. We did the Earth Angel package and booked over the phone. Got a person right away, didn’t have to leave a message and get a call back. We did not feel rushed at all and they do not book another wedding so close that anyone will be there before or after while you have your ceremony. We did a vow renewal, and the minister was so nice and we loved what he said during our ceremony to personalize it. Our original wedding, the minister butchered our vows AND our last name so we loved this guy! :) They have artificial flowers included in our package, I made our own but theirs were beautiful. Lots of color schemes. We loved the photographer Natalia. She was so sweet and took great shots! Our package included 15 ceremony shots, we ended up buying them all on CD. She took 103!!! We made sure to tip her extra. You pay the minister and photographer in cash, not included in the package but still a good deal with my research.

We planned to renew our vows celebrating seven years of marriage while on our first trip to this beautiful city! Judy always answered the phone and was so happy always no matter how many questions we needed answers. Natalie was our photographer and provided us with amazing professional pictures that will last a lifetime! We will definitely stop in and visit our new friends always when we return:) thank you for an amazing Las Vegas experience!

About 15 years ago my sister got married here. I was 18 then and I wasn’t exactly occupied with taking notes on how friendly the staff was or the quality of the photos offered etc. but I do remember it being a pleasant experience.
However on July 4^th, my wife and I used Cupid’s Wedding Chapel for our wedding and we couldn’t be happier with the results. We wanted a small wedding to begin with. We only invited close friends and family and we really didn’t have a budget to speak of.
The staff was amazingly friendly and understanding (we forgot our paperwork!) and there wasn’t a hint of negativity. We selected a non religious ceremony and the pastor/​reverend/​minister gave a short and sweet ceremony with a few words of encouragement. He also did not sneak in anything to make us feel like it was a religious ceremony. He just married us and gave us a great send off into our new life with words of positivity.
We received adequate direction beforehand and the ceremony went smoothly. There was a live broadcast of the ceremony for our loved ones who couldn’t make it and we got out own copy of the affair on DVD afterwards.
I would say the highlight of the day was the photographer Natalie. In a short ceremony, she squeezed in 127 great photos. Most times, taking shots with slightly different flash settings/​angles to make sure each one had nice lighting. After the ceremony she took us aside and gave great direction while posing us and coaxing us into smiling for another 15 minutes straight. She was funny and delightful and really I think the photos turned out so well because she made sure we were having a great time while taking them.
I highly recommend this place for just about any ceremony. You can walk in off the street if you like and be married in minutes (when we forgot our paperwork they accepted a quick walk in) or you can go the small wedding route (we chose an inexpensive package). They also have some great large packages and if I had a bigger budget I would definitely hand it over knowing how great the service was.

Yvonne is the first person who was really, really easy to talk to and attentive to what I looked for in Las Vegas. I had called every where from the 4 Seasons, Wynn, Cosmopolitan and even our hotel — the new SLS, but no one was as great to work with as Yvonne. (Cosmopolitan def ranked second though if you want an in-​room ceremony and violinist, but it is too busy of a hotel for my taste.) Of the multiple chapels I looked at on line, they had the best package for us, and it was decorated the most elegantly without the Vegas cheesy look.
Yvonne answered my multiple questions on email and responded with text, phone calls or emails as needed. We literally decided to go for it just about a week in advance, and she took the deposit over the phone without a problem.
The chapel is clean, neat and elegant. Not too many ridiculous decorations and frills. We didn’t feel rushed at all, and we were the only ones there to share this personal moment. They devote more time per couple (an hour I think) than most of the other chapels on the Strip.
The music with the dance at the altar was just right, and they fade it in and out however you prefer. My friends who logged on could see everything very well, and even the cake and sparkling cider with flutes were good. We used them in our hotel room to take some pictures of a toast and feeding the cake to each other. We chose the Only You pacakage.
Note — we opted to buy all of our pictures on the c.d. for $ 350, which is a bargain compared to any other photography service out there for weddings. The pictures looked really great, and it has been fun and easy editing them and popping them into an album on shutterfly. We get many compliments on the wall art work we made through shutterfly and our album as appearing like a «professional» photographer took them. Natalie IS a professional –just without the thousands of dollars people spend on for similar.
Overall we had a great experience, it was easy, hassle-​free and exactly what we wanted. I highly recommend it.

I got married here last year. I am so glad I chose this chapel. They were very helpful through to booking process as it was a destination wedding so I was doing all of the planning over the phone. On the actual day of the wedding we had called the hotel we were at to make sure there would be a cab waiting for us. When we went to go to the chapel there were no taxis and a long line waiting for them. I ended up 10 minutes late to the chapel and was terrified that we were going to get bumped from the chapel. However the staff were so nice about it. They didnt have anyone booked right after us so they let me go finish getting changed and let me know there was no rush and to let them know when I was ready so they could send in their photographer. While I was getting dressed they organized my bridemaids and groomsmen and gave them instructions on what to do with the ceremony. When I was ready the photographer took a few photos and the officiant came in to talk to me and ask what kind of ceremony I wanted. They were very respectful of my request to have a non religious ceremony. The wedding went wonderfully and the Internet streaming was a great touch. My grand parents couldn’t make it to the wedding and they were very grateful that they could still see it live. It was easy for them to navigate the website to get to the live stream. The photographer did an amazing job. Our package let us choose photos just from the ceremony and then we bought a few additional photos. We could buy the full set for $ 200 and they let us know they kept the photos for a year if we decided to buy them later. My mom and sister ended up buying them for me for Christmas. They were very high quality photos for a cheap price. The wedding package came with a dvd of the ceremony that is taken from multiple angle cameras. I was very pleased with my entire experience.

We got married on March 15^th, 2014. We got the «Gown and Tux» package where we rent our gown and tux there in Las Vegas. We are from Washington state.
The planning was great. Yvonne was super at communicating with me on details and what to do when we get there. The only bad thing was with my bouquet, I found one on line that I was going to order (about 1 ½ months before the wedding) and take with me. She said not to order it and she would talk to their florist to see if she could duplicate it. I waited. About 2 weeks before the wedding (and well past the time I could order the one I really wanted) she let me know that the florist couldn’t do it unless I wanted to pay $ 2 – 300 for one. Um… no…the one i wanted on line was under $ 100 and that was with rushed shipping! The good thing that came out of that was that I was able to get with my family member who is a florist and put together a beautiful bouquet with flowers I chose. Yvonne did waive the fees for bringing our own bouquet and boutonnière, which was nice.
When we got to Vegas, and went in for our fittings for the gown and tux, we found out that we only had a $ 200 rental expense covered by Cupid’s. HUGE disappointment when all the dresses in my size were between $ 4 – 700 (i am a plus size gal). So… for gown I chose… it was either going to be $ 300 out of pocket we would never see again… or $ 400 to purchase. We chose to purchase it. So… bad thing turned good again.
On the day of the Wedding, we were greeting outside the door which was very nice. We were swept inside and this is where things were either great or not so good. Natalie, the photographer was very sweet, yet a tad pushy too. She did good at helping the groom keep a great smile, yet focused more on him than anyone else it seemed. Even my mother-​in-​law thought she was a little «too flirty» with the groom. Tacky when you are taking professional pictures for a WEDDING.
The largest complaint is after the wedding. We felt rushed when it came to photos and choosing them. We decided to purchase the whole package which WAS NOT CHEAP. We had little time to really think about what we were looking at and felt way too rushed. The pictures seemed poorly edited (if they were at all). When we got home we realized they were NOT PROFESSIONAL QUALITY for what you would expect at the price we paid. The coloring was off (very peachy), many out of focus, and several not centered cutting parts of us off. Now, I have not called Cupid’s yet to see what they have to say about it, but plan on doing so now that things have settled down a lot.
We got our certificate in a timely manner and the ceremony itself was very nice. I would have liked to have been notified well ahead of time that we were going to be able to say our own words to each other and maybe a prayer included, but it was very very nice.
If it weren’t for Yvonne and her being so incredibly helpful prior, during and after the service… I would have given 2 stars rather than 3.

Now I have no idea what the prices of this place are. I came here for my best friends wedding a few weeks back. This is exactly what you would expect from your cliché Vegas style wedding. You know, the kind where you wake up next to Bigfoot and your bedroom smells of stripper coconut and regret. Well thankfully my buddy didn’t experience that kind of wedding. The ladies running the place were pushy and meant business. They allotted us only one hour to conduct all business. And as soon as that hour was near complete they were pushing us out so they could get the next batch of cheap asses in and wed. If you’re looking to make a bad decision on a budget than this is the right spot for you!

Came here for a friend’s wedding and the whole experience, for me, was really hit or miss.
Hits: They have video cameras throughout to live stream your ceremony online. This was incredibly helpful to our groom as his sister had just had a baby in Norway but, due to the government shut-​down, was unable to get the baby a passport to fly in for the big day. Another hit was the man who led the ceremony. They opted for a regular guy (no Elvis impersonator) and he had a lot of really good things to say. He really engaged with the bride and groom and made the rest of feel like we weren’t just watching a quick, typical Vegas-​style wedding.
Misses: When we all filed in to the chapel, we saved the front row for the moms and the grandparents to give them the best view. However, the staff should have mentioned that, because of the cameras, the bride and groom stand in between the two front rows making it impossible for those in that row to see anything. Also, The photographer lady was seemingly real nice to the bride and groom, but not so nice to the rest of us. She was incredibly pushy and kept telling us all that we needed to leave. It made for a really confusing and awkward half hour while we waited for the newlyweds to finish up their shots.
Overall, This place really isn’t that bad but it didn’t really impress me all that much either.

What an amazing place! We renewed our vows for our 10^th anniversary and we had a wonderful experience. From the minute we got there we were treated like friends. I especially want to thank Natalie, our photographer. She was genuinely excited to take our pictures and she made it so much fun :) Our pics were so good, that we bought the whole CD. The pics will make great gifts for Christmas! From beginning to end the folks at Cupid’s are great!

What a great place to get married !!! WE HAD THE BEST TIME !!! the photographer was amazing the place was soooooo vegas!!! I loved the lights the décor but especially the people who worked there and made it such a special night for me and my family!!! The best thing was people watched me get married all over the world they have camera everywhere to catch all the magic!!! my family watched in Israel and caught everyone moment… If you want to get married in Las Vegas this is the place don’t make a mistake and book anywhere else it wasn’t expensive and we had a great time!!!
Thanks!!! for all the great memories

My wife and I re-​newed our vows. I surprised her with her favorite performer, Johnny Cash. The man in black did a great job. Exceeded my expectations. It was money well spent. They did a wonderful job.

My wife and I went to Las Vegas for our eleventh anniversary. The whole trip was a surprise for her, but she really wasn’t expecting a wedding renewal ceremony, especially one that included Elvis.
The good:
Elvis was awesome. He made the actual ceremony absolutely perfect. He gets five stars. We really enjoyed ourselves with him. It was everything I imagined it would be.
The bad:
You’re required to give the wedding photographer a minimum $ 50 «gratuity». This was not disclosed until after I had already booked the ceremony. Simply including a fee for the photographer in the package price would be far more professional. The same minimum $ 50 «gratuity» is required if you use a regular minister (not Elvis). I normally tip at least 20%, and usually more when service is outstanding, but I just cannot stomach someone telling me a minimum amount I need to tip when I have no idea how good the service is going to be. Either charge me your fee up front, or let me tip whatever I feel is appropriate.
The photographer took a ton of photos before, during, and after the ceremony. We thought that was great, but afterwards noticed that the quality of the «professional» photos was mediocre at best. They did their editing and color correction in Google Picassa, not Photoshop. My wife is a wedding photographer, so this really annoyed us. A certain number of photos are included in each wedding package; ours included fifteen. But, you can only use photos from the actual ceremony (bride walking down the aisle until couple exits the chapel) for the included photos. The fact that only certain photos were allowed to be included in our package was not disclosed until we actually sat down to pick the photos we wanted. The photos taken before and after the ceremony all need to be purchased separately, and the prices are ridiculous for the quality you’re getting. The price is $ 40 per image (unless you pay several hundred for all of them), and they will not give you raw images — they only give you the low quality jpegs that they’ve already done a very bad job of editing and color correction on.
The wedding video DVD they gave us was actually a blank disc with nothing on it. This was probably an honest mistake, but it has been a few weeks and they still haven’t mailed us a copy of our DVD as promised.
The place is in a pretty crappy part of Las Vegas. The only reason I’m mentioning this is that we were running late for dinner reservations on the night of our ceremony and had a limousine waiting, so we decided to come back the next day to look at our photos. We took a taxi there, looked at our photos, and asked if they could call us a taxi for our return trip. «No. Just walk up to the pawn shop and you’ll probably find one there.» That was really classy. We wound up walking all the way to the Stratosphere hotel (a pretty long hike in the heat) because no taxis would stop.
Edit — more than two months have gone by and still no DVD. I’ve emailed multiple times to an address I know is good (they responded all the time when before they actually got my money), and still no response. I’ve changed my review to one star because of their complete lack of professionalism.
Edit #2 — Six months have gone by and I still have not received a response regarding our missing wedding DVD. I’ve called. I’ve emailed. I wrote an actual letter… you know, paper and stamps. I even built a fire and sent smoke signals. I should mention that I’ve been very courteous in all of my correspondence with them (is it actually correspondence if it’s only flowing from me to them?). Anyway, NO RESPONSE. Ever. Well, I have gotten some communication from them. «Kathy» sent an email offering to sell me my wedding portraits for «$ 150 + tax» before they are «purged» from their system. She didn’t mention my missing wedding DVD and didn’t respond when I replied to her email address. Very professional!

What a little gem! This place is so Vegas and so cool I love it. We attended a spontaneousness wedding here on Saturday that our best friends threw and we had a blast. Everyone at Cupids were very helpful and really fun to deal with. The only down side is we had to wait 15 mins to get started but it worked out perfect as we had a couple of guests running late anyways.
Normally these places can be very tacky and awkward but at Cupids they seem to have mastered the art of keeping it classy and still allot of Vegas glam. I can’t wait to get all the photos back we had a blast and will highly recommend Cupids to anyone else looking to get hitched in Vegas!

Just like Anna B., I was surprised at how not-​as-​tacky Cupid’s Wedding Chapel really is. It still is Las Vegas gauche but not terribly so. Unlike other chapels on the Strip, Cupid’s schedules weddings an hour apart to provide time for maximum full production value. Cupid’s pride themselves on offering «a traditional church wedding at a chapel price.» In other words, the poor man’s wedding-​Las Vegas style. Included in the package is a bridal processional-(where I could not stop laughing at the absurdity of it all), dimmed lights as the minister introduces the happy couple, and then a tape of the couple’s favorite song so they can have their first dance right there at the pulpit after their «first» kiss.
In a nod to mixed families, Cupid offers family weddings for those couples blending preexisting families-​the children become a part of the service. Compared to other gaudy chapels, this one is pleasantly low-​key and down-​to-​earth, with white as snow walls and pews. There are stained glass doves and roses, and a banquet hall where your party can feast and celebrate your happy tidings.
Internet packages include a live webcast of your wedding, and pictures of the ceremony. Best part of this place is: ELVIS WEDDINGS, funky JAMES BROWN Nuptials, or my new favorite-​a Johnny & June Cash-​Walk the (Wedding) Line! It has been a while since I got hitched here but whenever I visit Sin City, I always drive by and pay my respects to Cupid’s. When you just gotta get married fast-​for whatever reason-​there are many choices in Las Vegas. Do like me and make it a memorable occasion with a little bit of class-​let Elvis offer you the matrimonial vows; allow funky James Brown to beg you: «Please, Please, Please» or Johnny and June Cash will warn you in song about that «Ring of Fire.» BTW-​no plastic rose petals at this high class hitching post!

Ok, so we have all fantasized about a Vegas wedding officiated by Elvis. Don’t deny it. I even wrote some fiction about it years ago — so when the chance to actually attend a wedding by Elvis, I jumped at the chance.
Elvis picked the bride & groom up at their hotel wearing a white sequined jumpsuit and driving a 56 pink Caddy. We were off to a good start.
I followed them to Cupid’s and the rest of the wedding party was just arriving. I was surprised to walk into a cute little chapel. White, non-​denominational, not nearly as tacky as I was hoping.
There was a strict rule — no outside pictures (the owners take pictures and then sell «Packages» to the bride & groom after)
Elvis had a costume change — he wore a gold lame jacket as he escorted the bride up the aisle. The whole ceremony lasted 30 mins — it was casual, funny, and touching. The words «Peanut Butter» were even worked into the ceremony. (I’ve heard of peanut butter at the honeymoon, but never in the wedding ceremony!!)
Elvis sang three songs — accompanied by a boom box and the drunken best man (Sam!)… The video was streamed in the internet for all that couldn’t be there, and it is posted on the website for 30 days. Elvis hung out with the guests for a while after the ceremony taking pictures in the parking lot (the Bride & Groom — were picking out their photos in the chapel)
The people who run the chapel seem like old school Vegas. Hey, I took a price list (160 & up depending on what you want)
All I can say is I have lived a cliché and it was one of the best nights I’ve had in a long time!
Then Elvis brought the Bride & Groom back to their hotel in the caddy, and we all hung out for the rest of the night. (there may have been some gambling, some midnight Mexican — I won’t admit to anything — what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas HA HA)