The Little Vegas Chapel
Downtown wedding chapel in a 1954 building once known as The Red Fez entertainment venue — operating since 2013.
The Little Vegas Chapel: Wedding Ceremonies in a 1954 Downtown Building
The Little Vegas Chapel opened in 2013 inside a 1954 building on South 3rd Street that was once The Red Fez, a popular 1960s and 1970s entertainment venue. The chapel runs traditional and Elvis-themed ceremonies at one of the more architecturally distinct downtown wedding venues, and its Yelp page has accumulated 372 reviews and over 800 photographs in the decade since opening. The Little Vegas Chapel sits at the edge of the Las Vegas Arts District, walking distance from the Clark County courthouse.
The Little Vegas Chapel handles ceremonies, planning, photography, and the full Las Vegas wedding experience for couples who want a downtown ceremony in a historic building rather than a Strip casino chapel. The 1954 footprint and Red Fez heritage put the venue in a small group of downtown Las Vegas wedding chapels with verifiable mid-century architectural lineage.
The Little Vegas Chapel in the Las Vegas Valley
Downtown Las Vegas is the historical center of the city’s wedding industry. The Little Vegas Chapel is one of the smaller-footprint downtown chapels operating outside the major chapel-consolidation portfolios, with a building history that ties it directly to the city’s pre-Strip entertainment economy.
- Trade
- Wedding Chapel
- Founded
- 2013 (building 1954)
- Address
- 1330 S 3rd St, Las Vegas, NV 89104
- Phone
- (702) 385-5683
- Website
- thelittlevegaschapel.com