Experience an immersive Gothic Wedding Ceremony with immersive thrills, while we capture candid moments with eerie charm. All our couples say that this experience was the highlight of their vacation in Las Vegas. A fun and romantic memory. Choose from a legal wedding ceremony, an engagement ceremony, a vow renewal ceremony or a commitment/friendship ceremony. 1. Get married or renew your vows in an immersive gothic scenery 2. We will capture your special moments with fun and beautiful candid photos 3. Enjoy a fun and stylish way to celebrate your special wedding day! 4. Celebrate your wedding or vow renewal in a mysterious gothic ambiance. 5. Photography and great photo props are included in this amazing experience Bring up to 14 guests Important Information: The Wedding Coordinator speaks English & Spanish, but the Officiant only speaks English.

• Culinary walking tour of the French Quarter
• Dietary restrictions cannot be accommodated
• Learn about the rich culinary history of New Orleans
• A small group means more attention from your guide

What To Expect

Get married or renew your vows! Las Vegas Immersive Weddings is the world's first immersive wedding chapel, so come and celebrate your wedding ceremony with us and become part of the history.

We are a boutique style Las Vegas wedding chapel and event venue with vintage charm and a modern twist: Your wedding ceremony takes place in an immersive chapel with wall-to-wall, HD video and soundscapes that transport you into a gothic world.

You and your guests can take unlimited photos using our fun photo props, or bring your own professional wedding photographer at no extra charge!

A non-legal wedding ceremony, an engagement ceremony, a vow renewal or a commitment/friendship ceremony DOES NOT need a marriage license.

A legal wedding ceremony require a Clark County marriage license, which may be obtained at the Clark County Regional Justice Center between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. Midnight, 7 days a week.

To obtain the marriage license, both you and your partner must be present with a form of valid government-issued photo ID each (such as a driver’s license or passport). The Coordinator can help you guide through the process, if needed.