Elvis Themed Vow Renewal

Graceland Wedding Chapel has stood at 619 Las Vegas Blvd S since 1939 and calls itself the world's first Elvis wedding chapel, doing Elvis ceremonies since 1977 and licensed by Elvis Presley Enterprises since 2022, which is why its Elvis is legit while others vanished. The signature product for visiting couples is the Elvis vow renewal: symbolic, non-legal, no license or paperwork. Elvis walks the bride down the aisle, sings two songs (more on higher tiers), and the entry-level Viva Las Vegas package adds a single-rose bouquet with matching boutonniere plus a renewal certificate. Packages run $249 to $799; the top tiers add a limo, a jumpsuit-era Elvis or dueling young-and-'70s Elvises. Jon Bon Jovi got married here in 1989 - the celebrity wall isn't all marketing.

Read the receipt before booking. Every package is plus tax and fees, the officiant's $60 fee is charged separately and still applies to a vow renewal, and the chapel lists a $20 photographer tip on top, plus $40 for the chauffeur on limo tiers, so the honest all-in lands well above the sticker. The ceremony itself is about 15 minutes (a limo package is roughly 90 minutes door to door), only a few digital photos are included before per-image charges kick in, and this is a working chapel rather than a walk-in attraction: everything runs by appointment. It sits between Downtown and the Strip, and parking is a small rear lot plus a metered one, which is exactly why the mid-tier packages include the limo.