We booked this because of reading reviews on here and we had looked on their website and it looked very nice.
We came to Vegas to get married because we had been 3 times before and we've had a great time every time.
It was just the 2 of us, so we wanted something fun and simple and somewhere cute, Little church of the west was perfect.
We arrived 15 minutes before like they asked, we had rented a limo from presidential limos and our driver Joel was awesome.
we went in the office, got the flowers, she took our info and license that we had got from the courthouse.
She was very nice and friendly, I was so nervous, but everyone there really made everything very easy.
I had to call 2 weeks before and request a flower change and they got it done and sent an e-mail conformation, no problems.
We had an organist, and that was nice, the inside of the chapel was so pretty and the minister was very good.
They took pictures after and we had purchased photo package# 1, with that you only get to choose one print, they took about 36 pictures of us, and when we got to view them we realized that we liked about 25 of them and there was no way we could only pick one, but we were able to purchase the disc that has them all and we can make as many copies as we like, it cost only an extra $81.00.
My Dad lives in England, and all the rest of our families didn't come, so my mother in law paid for the web cam and DVD so that everyone could see it even though they couldn't be there,and that was wonderful.
We really enjoyed the whole experience, and we are so glad we chose to get married in Vegas at the little church of the west.

My husband and I got married in the Little Church of the West on Friday September 5th 2008 at 5pm and it was fantastic …

The ceremony lasted 6 minutes, it was perfect. Firstly the check in-staff were very friendly and efficient. There was a real since of calm and that suited us very well and helped calm our nerves. The Minister was great. His voice was remarkably soothing and he was a very kind person and that made us feel very comfortable. The staff were very friendly and helpful and I would highly recommend the Little Church of the West as a Las Vegas wedding venue.

Thank you to all in The Little Church of the West and making our day simple, tasteful and very very special!

I was married on August 9, 2008 and I thank my lucky stars that I was in a great mood all day until arriving at the chapel to see about 6 wedding parties waiting outside, no parking anywhere near, and our guests had to wait outside (in 105 degree scorching sun) for 45 minutes after the time our wedding was supposed to begin.

They advertise that the bridal parties will be given a room to relax, change clothes, put on makeup, etc. Except the problem is they double booked the entire day and we were told the changing room was “under construction”. No it wasn’t, it was that they double booked the day and were not able to escort so many brides and parties in and out of these rooms so they just locked them up. Not very professional, especially since it is advertised on their website and is part of the package you pay for on your, supposedly, special day.

So picture me, having to change into my beautiful wedding gown by placing it onto the public bathroom floor before stepping into it (mostly naked) in the NON-air-conditioned public bathroom, nearly fainting due to the heat, stress and nervousness.

The girls who worked the counter were absolutely rude and completely un-sympathetic. We couldn’t get anyone to answer how long we and our wedding party were expected to wait. My maid of honor attempted to escort me into a side room to get away from the hustle and bustle of all the parties checking in (about 1 every 5 minutes) and one of the counter girls very rudely stated: “That is our private break room and you are not allowed into it!” So I stood in my dress, veil and frown in front of the only air conditioner I could find, right next to the check-in counter while the “break” room went unused the entire time. Wow.

I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere – or getting married on a weekday, the chapel is cute, the minister was nice and the photos turned out wonderfully – but intimate it was absolutely NOT. There was no where to take pictures with your family outside as you were surrounded by about 100 people waiting their turn. It was crazy, I can laugh at it now but it was so not what I had in mind.

We were married at the LCOW on August 20th 2008, we were just after something very simple, just the 2 of us. The chapel is tiny and very quaint. The service we received from the staff at the time of booking was ok. We got to the church early and as there was nothing else going on they asked if we would like to go on in early which was fine with us. The service was short & sweet, we did not realise how short until we got our DVD, intro about the church was 5 min 4 sec and our wedding was 4 min 2 sec, but this was not an issue for us, DVD quality was ok. The photo's we had taken by the LCOW photographer were pretty average, so we were glad to have hired our own photographer to take pics afterwards (Trent Black). Trent was fantastic and our photo's were fantastic, my husband hates having his photo taken and even he had fun, if your wanting great photo's definetly hire someone externaly and I can thoroughly recommend Trent. The grounds themselves are not really suitable for photo's I thought there was more carpark than grass. I think if your after something simple, with small numbers LCOW is definelty one of the better chapels.