I got married here in April 2008. The place was very busy, and the wedding before mine was running late. Upon arrival we were hearded into a small room with a sink, toilet behind a screen and one wicker chair. The owner (older woman) said that she wanted a "special" photographer for us, and she called someone to "come right away." An hour later he showed up and took our pictures before the ceremony. I asked for another bouquet for my bridesmaid (I had two) and was charged $60 for a crappy wilted bouquet (just like mine!)

The ceremony was fine and the inside chapel is pretty. However, directly after the pastor hunted us down and greased us for a tip! We then took more pictures, none of which look like the ones online. They look more like bad prom photos. We were then hearded into another room and shown a "slideshow" of our pictures. The free "ceremony" pictures were mostly terrible. The rest of the photos were ok, but the bad used car salesman pitch for us to purchase them was ridiculous. My dad was so annoyed he just gave her the $1100 so she would shut up. We then had our "champagne toast" with non-alcoholic champagne.

All in all, nothing can ruin the day if you love the person you are marrying, but this place is definetly not what it claims to be. Bring a deep wallet and a sense of humor.

We recently flew to Vegas for a New Year's Eve ceremony. This was a second marriage for both of us. After dating for 7 years we just wanted something simple.
We stumbled upon Mon Bel Ami (next to Bingo's bail bonds and the tattoo parlor) after obtaining our marriage license just down the street. The chapel was cute and nicely decorated so we decided to have our ceremony there.
We opted for the cheapest package as it was just the two of us. The ceremony was nice, the minister was nice but a bit cheezy. The photographer took over a 120 pictures. Our package included 6 pictures of the 'ceremony only' which was not explained to us. We thought it was 6 pictures of all that were taken. It was amazing to us that the pictures of the ceremony were the worst possible pictures. The posed pictures were taken in an extremely rushed fashion and were not good.. He couldn't even get our names right. We knew that there was additional fees for the minister but we were shocked at the envelop handed to us for the photographer that had written on it at least $55. In this age of digital photos that require no touch up, we were shocked at the price of $600 for the pictures. We took our 6 free and handed back the tip envelop. $600 What a joke for 20 minutes of work and a cheap cd .A 12 year old kid with a polaroid camera could have taken better pictures. In fact, digital photography is so easy, a drunk girl at the hotel casino took the picture that we are using for our announcement.

We got married here on 23rd October 2008. This is a very pretty chapel, perfect for us and our 10 guests. We booked the ultimate package. We highly recommend this as it includes everything so no hidden costs. The minister was brilliant, the photographer was the best, so patient with my blinking! We got some brilliant shots, all on a disc and we all watched a slideshow after the ceremony. My flowers were gorgeous, they do say colour requests cant be guaranteed, but I got exactly what I wanted. Nothing was too much trouble, all the staff were ace. Our cake was yummy (enough for everyone) and the champagne reception was lovely too. We released some doves which was a nice touch. All in all our wedding was the best we could have wished for thanks to The Mon Bel Ami. Really good value for money, knocks spots off the hotel chapels. We really did have the best day of ou lives! We went to The Envy Steakhouse at The Renaissance afterwards, which was also amazing. We had the best limo in town called Goliath driven by Tod who was fab too!

My husband and I were married at Mon Bel Ami Wedding Chapel on 23rd November 2008 (which was also his birthday) and I must say that we thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Having done much research we opted for Mon Bel Ami because it was small (there was only the 2 of us) and very pretty. Edith, our wedding co-ordinator was very helpful and quick to reply to any emails we sent. We popped in the day before for a quick peak and to check the final arrangements. We opted for the exquisite package as we wanted candlelight , the keepsake unity candle and internet (which we upgraded for 30 days and just paid the difference). The people were lovely and looked after us extremely well. The only slight glitch was I had ordered red roses & got white but they were so nice anyway it really wasn't a big deal to me. The ceremony was one to remember and perfect for us. George, the photographer was brilliant. I had read many reviews saying the photos took so long but with us he was very quick & professional. He ended up taking 148 photos. We knew from other reviews we were going to get the sales pitch & had decided beforehand we would spend around $250. We got the spiel about how much they would normally cost etc etc (around $1000) and at the end we were offered the lot for $350 or $300 cash. Well, they were so good we paid cash and are very happy with them. It was suggested to us that we needed the limo for 2hours but I thought that was a waste having it wait outside for an hour and a half so we made our own way there and the limo picked us up on time afterwards. Tom was very pleasant but we asked him if we could stop at the Bellagio fountains and the Las Vegas sign for a photo. He said an hour wasn't long enough to do both (I'm sure it is) so we opted for the Vegas sign but when we got there we couldn't stop due to roadworks (I think he knew that all ready) so we just went back to our hotel and the whole trip was only half an hour! We stayed at The Hotel, Mandalay Bay and were upgraded to The Penthouse & ate dinner in The Mix restaurant the night we got married and it was amazing, the whole evening was wonderful.