Minutes from the raucous nightlife on Las Vegas’s neon-soaked Strip sits the world-famous Little White Wedding Chapel, a quaint venue that, by Sin City standards, could even be called unassuming.

It’s also yet another entry in the long pop-culture history of the Little White Wedding Chapel. A reputation built on celebrity Charolette Richards arrived in Las Vegas in 1959 and almost ...

Consider your style and budget when choosing a venue. Popular options include: The Little White Chapel: A classic Las Vegas wedding chapel with a variety of packages to choose from. The Graceland ...

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck aren’t the only couple to tie the knot at A Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Some of Hollywood’s A-list celebrities have held intimate wedding ...

It just so happens that Las Vegas is also the wedding capitol of the world. One of the more popular wedding chapels is the Little White Wedding Chapel just off the Las Vegas strip. The popular ...

Taking over Sin City! Even celebrities travel from Hollywood to Las Vegas so they can tie the knot at the legendary Little White Chapel. “Love is beautiful. Love is kind. And it turns out love ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — One of the most well-known wedding chapels in the world will now be under new management for the first time in six decades. A Little White Wedding Chapel's current owner ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Known for several high-profile celebrity weddings, the Little White Wedding Chapel in downtown Las Vegas has been sold. According to a news release, current owner ...

Richards, who died at the age of 89 last month, pioneered the Las Vegas wedding industry and set up the iconic chapel - which numerous celebrities and lovers have got married at - in 1951.

Thousands of couples come to Las Vegas every year to tie the knot. One of the most famous is the Little White Wedding Chapel and for the first time in six decades, it will have new leadership. ...

From April 15 to April 16, fans of the iconic hot-dog-shaped vehicle will have the chance to say "I do" in its newly revamped Wienermobile located outside the Las Vegas' Little White Chapel.